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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-20

SOME days ago The New York Herald
announced, with a fair degree of pride,
that It's headquarters were on the fence.
But the bulldozing in Mississippi calls
out the following: "The people Miss
issippi had better get done with this non
sence at once, and if their public men
have not spirit enough to rebuke lawless-
ness they had better select others. They
are making the carpet-bag governments
respectable, and they are mistaken if
they imagine that the vote of their Estate
Is gong to be counted IN the presidential
election if they conduct that on the va
ZOO plan. Democratic presidential can
didates ought to rush down to Mississip-
pi and try to teach their people there a
little sense"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-20

THE republicans have reason to be
abundantly satisfied with their state
tacket when it commands such a favor
able notice as this from The Milwau-
kee Signal the new democratic organ in
the cream city: 'The republican state
ticket is a good one. Gov. Smith is a
gentleman and patriot, and the men
who are associated with him deserve the
respect of opponents as well as of sup
perters In view of this fact, the demo-
crats, in their approaching convention,
should be careful to put forward non,i-
nees whose names shall be significant of
strength, integrity and patriotism.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-20

OF the first seventeen Wiconsin regiments that
went into the service, eleven of the olonels COM
manding were democrats and six republicans
And still they tell us that the democrats were all
trsIitors.-Jefers0n Banner
THE Banner mistakes No one claims
that all democrats were traitors. What
we say is that all traitors were democrats.
If The Banner will examine further
twill find that majority of the colonies
and officers of the Wisconsin regiments
were republicans. That there were
many democrats among them is not de-
MED, but The Banners attempt to make
it appear that there were more democrats
than republicans is absurd.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-20

THE New York Post is not a 'stalwart'
paper, but it has keen eye for right or
wrong and always represses its convic-
tons fearlessly without regard to what
party their may hit With reference to
the bulldozing at Yazoo, Miss, with
which our readers are familiar it has
''The conservative voters of the North,
without regard to party, will say to them
selves that if the political solidity Of
which the South is so proud, which is SC
carefully maintained, and to which the
politicians SO confidently trust, secures
no better enforcement of law and order
than it seems to do in Mississippi the
solid South cannot safely be charged
with the government Of the country"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-20

Frank Marren boy Is years of age,
was killed by lightning Tuesday night in
the town of Caledonia, Racine county.
Hon. Geo. F. Wheeler, of Waupun,
has been appointed real estate agent for
the n, w. Life ms. Co. for the State of
Iowa. 1t will necessarily require his
absence from this state most of the time
but he retains his business interest and
residence in Waupun.
The Fox Lake Representative says
that on Monday of last week party of
five, consisting of Mr. Geo. Hunter and
daughter Mary, Mrs. Mclean, Miss Ste
venson and Miss Ella Stapleton, departed
from that village for San Francisco, Cal,
intending to be absent about six weeks
Miss Stapleton will remain there.
The members of the Oshkosh TURNER
Elm, who bore off honors at the recent
funniest at Philadelphia, arrived home
Thursday evening, and were escorted
from the northwestern depot to Casino
Hall by the society, headed by brass
band. Along the route ladies showered
bouquets, and at the hall delegation of
young ladies received the boys and pre-
sented flowers William Paepke, presi-
dent OF the society, delivered an address
OF welcome. He was followed by State
Treasurer Guenther in neat speech.
Mr.. Guenther in closing, proposed three
cheers. A general handshaking followed
The boys wore the laural wreaths and
badges of honor and medals received at
Philadelphia.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-20
Dissolution.

The firm heretofore known as A. Schiller 81
Son will dissolve partnership on the 18th of
August 1879 oy mutual consent. All outstanding
accounts viii be adjusted by the new firm of
Schiller Bros, at their new place of business in
the Bank of WatertoWn Building.
A. SCHIFFLER,
CHAS. C. SCHIFFLER,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-20

FORTY year. Practical surveyor 80
Il years in this city, familiar with every
grade, street, lot. mound and monument;
will warran. all work entrusted TO my care.
TO those who are able TO pay reasonable
charges will be made. To those who can
not, my services are offered gratnitously.
Residence North avenue 9th, ward, place of
buS ness in the field.
J PRENTICE,
Deputy Coanty Surveyor, ex- city Engineer
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-20
Notice of ASSIGNMENT,

Notice is hereby given, that on the 31st day of
July A. D., 1879, Joseph B. Bennett, of Water
town. Wis, made an assignment to the under
signed (whose Post Office address is WATERFOWL,
Wisconsin,) of all his property Except such as is
by law exempt from execution) for the benefit
of his creditors And that every creditor of said
Joseph B. Bennett, said assigner is required to
file, within three months with the undersigned
assignee at Watertown, Wis, Or with Charles F.
Krebs, the clerk of the Circuit Court for Jeffer-
son county, Wis, (whose Post Office address is
Jefferson, Jefferson county, Wis, y on pain of be-
ing debarred a dividend out of the proceeds of
the property SO assigned an affidavit setting forth
the name Ofsuch creditor, his residence, and
and amount of his debt claimed by him over and
above all offsets; as provided by Section 1893 of
the Revised Statutes of Wisconsin.
Dated WatertOWn, Wis, August 4th, 1879.
JOHN P. SLIGHT, Assignee.
Post Office WATERFOWL, Wis
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-20
SaIadee'S ECIiDse


Either as pleasure Or business Buggy, has never
yet been approached in the art of Carriage build
ing. 1t is superior to all other buggies for its
Simplicity, because the complete running gear
Of these buggies is constructed with fewer parts
and pieces than the ordinary side or elliptic bug
gies, and hence, Lightness, Strength and Eura-
bility are secured. There being no rigid connec-
ton between the axles violent shock or stra in
can be impaired to the wheels or any other part
of the vehicle.
An ease of motion is impaired to the body never
before equaled in any kind or class of Pleasure
Carriages, while, at the same time, the buggy
presents an elegance in appearance, and a Style
of Finish never yet approached. The Eclipse is
positively an Anti Rattling Buggy, there being
no piece Or part about the entire gearing that
can ever wear so as to become loose or "shakv. -
A New Coupling is substituted for the ordinary
fifth Wheel which is novelty for it's simplicity
safety, durability and elegance Perfect
Track The Eclipse is the first Side Spring
vehicle ever yet produced without rigid perch
that will not throw the hind wheels out of track
when one spring is more heavily loaded than the
other, causing the Wagon to pull hard through a
mud or heavy road. There is positively no side
motion to the body when the weight is more on
one side than ON the other
l am using these buggieS in my livery. anC
keep them for sale. can recommend them il
every particular: They are the best riding buggy
in the market: Any one wishing to buy a gOOC
durable, easy riding buggy, if they viii give me
Il call, l can convince them in short time that
what | say is true. p. K. KENNEDY, Agent
39n3
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-20
I'M . il gsK,
Still in the Field,

WATERFOWL, Wis, June Sd, 1879.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-20
STATE NE US.

Frank Marren a boy Is years Of age,
was killed by lightning Tuesday night in
the town of Caledonia, Racine county.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-13
Nbrabam 2inenln nnb bic ietisr
0eaeruanberillla. !.


SIN Der ogincinnatt @aSette" Fnoen
mir .foIsenbe tis iesise sfeseruauOe'
runs betreffsnOe Suidrift etnes Sellers
oes Blattes:
6Gnsef9ts Der iesisen 8anoerun9
Der Sarbieen -iit es paifenb einiee pros
fstifde @orte Nbrabam 9incoln's su
citiren, tuelbe er an eine Delegation
BON slegern ridtete, Die ibn in 1862 be.
fu9te, nm linn bic Motbweneisfeit Der
gfeaer.Gmaneipatiou flar gu MAIDEN.
Diefe @orte fnb bisber nidt ber6ffent'
ldt poroen. 3incoln faste u. u. !:
vGs biirfte fir Die @rboItuns Der Union
notbwenoig fein, Die Sclaberet aufsu'
beben. Wlag aber oud Der 8riea eu@
frei MAIDEN, TO tperbet ibr tueoer lSrei-.
beit baben, nod SrieOen nit euern eine
itiaen Serren. Cure ein;iee 9ofuuhe
iit Die @oIoniIntion. Sie @rsiebnn9
Ser liibIi9en 8ep0lteruns 1T cine Oer-
artise, bas Der Serr uno Der einitige
selape ME in SrieOeu nebeneinanber
lperSen leben t6nnen. Sbr mlbt aus'
lpunbsrn, mlbt @oIonien srinben.
Oarin liest cure ein;iee 9offnuns ouf
6rieben, Sreibeit unb SSobIer9eben."
gSeaen oiefer gSorte nuroe 9incOln
elm S6parmer uno Srdumer genanut,
aber Die 9ei6i6te re4tfertigt fein ur'
tbeil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-13
: 0ie g. q. Shines" bonn "a. 81

- Oie g. .. Shines" bonn "a. Nfai
psrofentli1t einen % Spulten Ian9en
8eridt uber ben ge9enwartigen Stano
Der Saaten uuh bic berridenoen
@rnbtesNusF9ten in 81 Stoaten Der
ltnior. Oas WuteriaI gu bem umfaf
fenoen 8eridte ftammt aus 1000 &unf'
ten. 9tad bieiem 8eridte iuaren int
aan;en 9an6e Die nneemeinen Werf-
male Der Saifon biefeIben- G,nena
taIten unb fpatsn SrilbIins folate cine
arose Surre. bon Der Die Staaten
ernifIi6 gu Ieiben beeonnen, bis 8esens
aaTe in Ser Iebten g8ude Die sriebnte
Silfe bra6ten. SnbeB war Die Ser
Ipatuus Der SabresSeit aud nidt obne
8ort6eil. gSare bie 9lusiaut friib ae-
tpeien, bonn bate bie Oirre in oen er'
item stpei @o6en bes Mui bas Seimeu
per9incett. uno Elm biinneS Badstbum
mare Die SoIge eetueien. Oas sanitia'
gSetter nad benz 6esen bat elm uppi9es
@cdstbum er3eugt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-13

p~ SD mar felt fiinfsebn Sabren
nit nnperoauIi9feit unb baour6 bet'
por9erufenem Sopfpeb sepiost. SD
orbraItbte Or. 9Iusuit S0ni9's
> am bureer Sropfea, uno
tann Sbasn nun nit sSrsuben beridten,
oas i6 bon beiben 1lebeIu poIlitanbie
befreit bin. SD empfeb.e iebem Sran'
fen ole $ M ureer SrOp e n
6. gSintbeifer, ct. 8ster, Wfiuu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-13
HATR DYB.

Batchelor's Celebrated Hair Dye best in tns
world. The inventor has used this spIend,o
hair dye for forty years with benent % tne ~
only true and perfect dye, harmless, reIasnls, J,
No dissappointments, on n1icu- @
leaves the hair soft and beauttfQls plack of
hrovTn. Sold and properly applied at Batchelor's
wig factory. No. 10 bond street gNeV 1ork'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-13
: Ser aIte Chamber befommt me.

- Ser aIte Gbanbler betommt me-
aen Ieines 6erben fraftboaen Nuftre-
tens segen bie 6ebeuenbanSe i'm @one
areB cine @len9e 8eIobuu9s- unO
GrmunterunaSs8riefe bon 8urgen i'm
glorben. Giner biefe 8riefe aus Der
Seber zines ongeiebeneu Mannes i'm
@eiten, fpieIte auf oos babifae Geru@t
an, bab @banbler als er neultb nit
ebenlo piel SIarbeit aIs @ndt 9egen
Die neuen 9ebeuen'@ni6laee fprab,
betrunfen 9epeien isi. Gs beibt ndm'
lidl in bem Briefe: vgSir boren, sic
feien, aIs Sic Sbre 0feoe bielten, bee
truuten semeien. 8enn Der @auid
BEL Sbneu foIde StsOen berporbrin9t,
Sanu 1orgen sic bafur, baB sic non
iebt Bis 3um gtOuember 1880 fortmdb'
reno i'm Gauf3e fnb. @eIben sic
uus. tueId1e Dirt bon @etrdnte ioI6e
@auIde bel Sbnen berborbrinet, unO
mir tperoeu sic nit benz nStbtgen Sor'
rothe berforgen. Gs gebt uns tpis
2iucoIn. @Is bel biefem nab oen1
sieae bel Sort 0onelfOn geidwerbe
aber Die 96napsrauide tes Sensral
@runt sefibrt purbe, bat er Die Be'
fdperbeflbrer ibm senuu gu iasen, ir
peldem S@naps fd Grant berauihe
bomit ct iebem o=beren General eir
Sas bauou f1iGen t0nue."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-13
gforSOeMtfdlen 2lobS,

NorSSeMtfden 2lob0,
aur tletsrfabrt teruben.
NIit Gnmpffbi6en bes Yprbceutf9en QICpb
purtsu bis @ube 1877 iiber $4,000 pfrIrnsn
tefSrbsrt.
Die Dampfrr tieier Grmpasnis:
8raunIdweia, :'1OOSons, @apllnbitf6
gtarubers, 300 Sons Sap Sdeer,
9eipsis, 25OO ~ 2offmann,
Ohio, 250J Wfe1er
Berlin, 25OO ~ Sanite,
Baltimore, $500 ;, Se 9imon.
fabren ressIn,Geis alIe IL Gage ;piT&en Sres
men un6 Sdltimore unb nebmen pafasiers
III bilisIten Satsn an.
Der eautnnssrlas bisfsr DautpfI&tHs in
Baltimore ift 3ugleidb Depot Der Baltimore unt
Sbtr GiIenbabn, peldt pafasisre Srn nne nad1
benz @sfen IN billt9ereu 9reifen be-
fTrbert, alS irgenb cine Gifsnbabn Bon srT
gcrt unb pbiohelrbia-
Bel 9nfuuft Der Damsfi6iTe tptrb eas Oepct
fir aLle Yi1tan9efellttn seihlplien, 10 bae etI
Ginwanterer nidt ter 9efabr arl geirst iint
ron 9etriiaern beI6pinhelt 3u tpereen, mas II
anbern Safsnpldssn Ieinrr 10 eft hFr Sau tit.
gSir MAIDEN nc@ tsIrnters auf fpIsenbr
| fir seutlbe ReiTenee beptahtun9sperthe Vrr
siiae aufmerffom peIfe bic Reife NIT unierr
5&iHrn bietst. Die pa6asiere fnb unto
HeutiHen, tTnnen Hb aIIp nit Seeermdnl
setfdnbiefn pbne Dplmetf6r 3u stbrnu@sn
| ltmlissn aus einem S6iT in has anesre, nj
Bet inbirerten Siailen fneet ut&t ifatt; bi
pafasisre ssbrn IN grsmsn fcsIti1 an gDr
bes Seeautampfers unb StrIafsa htnIsIben tr
| in 8aIttnpre.-
@- gBeaen n6berer Nusfunft trenbe mal
fb an bic @eueral-assnten-
81. S6ubmac6er S Co.,
go S SIb SAB Ctr, Baltimore, Ne
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-13
81 Sabre 9Iltersunterf6ieb 1T bel

- 81 Sabre @ltersunterf6ieo 1T bel
sinem @efdwiiferpaar felt Oem 3eital<
ter Der aIteitamsntariib 8atriarden Elm
leItenes @reisniB uno bod in Nfagno'
Iio, CRAWFORD County, Snoiana, fur3'
lid sur gSabrbeit geworbcn. slSifon
@iIIiams betam i'm Sabre 1912 bon
i.iner eriten 6rau Elm Siub. 8anberts
in 1917 bon 8enniplpanien mad @raip'
forS @ountD aus, beirat6ete 1859 ieine
stueite Srau unb tpurbe bon sieier I'M
getIauf Ser lekten 10 Sabre nit adj
8inbern bei@enft, beren iansiteS erf
9Inno Domini 1879 bas 4idt Der 98eIt
erbIidte. Ser sest es Sabre aIte uni
nod iebr riifise @ater bat aIfo elmer
gnben bon 81 Sabren, Der feIbit f9oI
Sreis un6 @roBbater ift, uno ell
,Dabb" bon einiseu @oten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-13
n@ @enn ihr sum apOthster aeb

R@r @enn ibr gum apOtbefer sebt
unS nod 9r. Nusuit &Oniss 3ambur'
ger Sropfen ODER 8rufttbee fra9t, 10
la6t eu1 nidt uberreben, onoere Meoi'
siuen gu nsbmeu, on ueI&en berfelbe
einen sr6Beren 8roiit ma&t. benn ibr
risfirt baourH nidt allein ener 'Selo,
fonbern aud cure ,@eiunobeit. Gs III
f@on Mander auf oieie @etie su iei'
mem Sdaben berfibrt woroen. East
eud5 ifets Die unteridrift bon q. So
aeler u. So. ,ei9en.
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Getshrlid,r talidle Nuten.

Ter 1@oberumert n@ouuterfeit
Setector BON Serrn Soba 9. Ops
in RbiIabetpbia berausseseben, iuarnt
Dor fOleenben iieuen pnO sefabrIiden
fnIf9en 9foten: ,.rse g M ~
$5 Sort 9tanip;r sfationnI 8ont.
0fonte. q. g., 8udfabe 9. oatirt j
sept. 1866. gBnrter SO. 14l0.
$5 0ationaI 8ant bon 8owIing, g.
o., Bu@itabe 3, Oatirt SuIi 20. 1915.
Charter SO. 1869. .4gs
$50 WetropoIitau &ationaI 8anf,
islelp gort. Seranserte BtH. Bub-
itabsn q unb 6, batitt San. 10 1865.
Sie ,edte @ummer Der Nfetrop oiiton
8ant ift 112l. lpabreno biefe Bills
6S7 baben, Die @borter seummer Ser
NationaI Broabmap 8auf, bon tuelder
.fie nbgednbert tuurbea. "
Nfan unterTu4e ieOe $50 bes Staates
Stem 9ert iOrsfaitis uno nebmc iid
au@ in @dt Dor neuen GolO- unO
SilbermunSen. -ec Z,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-13

B@ W1eine Srou lit felt einen'
Sabre an beftisen 0tii6eni6mersen, 10
ba6 fis ibre @rbeit nidt mebr tbun
fornte. Sa b0rte id bon bem ct.
Safo5s SeI, fuufte eins Slafde bon
Serrn Gbriff. @dnse. Na@ mebrma'
Itaer Nnmenbuns mar ite tuieber fOmeit
beraeffeut, bab le ibre @rbeii pieoe'
uerridten fonnte, ipas i'd biermit aller
QeiSen6en betanne made. 9ouis SeiI
man, Mabonop'Gitb, Ba.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-13

= Gin idIaafertiser 9dwar;er bat.
iuie Die y9fetp SrIeans Simes" er3dbIt,
in Der uerfafunssebenbsn Convention
bon 9ouifana fiir3li6 einen peiben
@sener, ser fi@ Iber ibn luftis MAIDEN
poIlte. gut beimeei6idt. Ser farbise
OeIeaat 8. 8. Nnain bielt namli9 ais
@esnsr Der Nbfdaffune bes @mtes bes
Superintenbenten DER offentIiden @r'
siebuns Uorseftern in Der Gonpeution
cine gang sefdidte unb oeritduOIid gee
baltene &eoe. Sobalb er ieinen 8or.
trag beenOist bate. erbob fd Der SeIes
aat Mc@loin, bon einem Der oberen
StabttbeiIe in Stem Srleans aeludbIt,
unO iteate ben lpisis iein iOaeaoen In'
trae, bic 0febe bes 8orreonsrs Sur
8elrbruns unb @rIeudtuns Der Meni6'
belt in aue eriitirenoen Spru@en unO
Sialefte uberieben gu Iahen. Blr
bemerften ni6t, baB irgenb elmer Der
Nnmsienben bariiber IaAte, Serr Iaain
aber bat fofort nod bieiem hdn'iiden
Nusfane ieines ueiBep @,oaegen nm's
Wert unb bieIt bic folgenoe fur;e Qns
fprade ySerr 9rafoent SD bin
friiber elm Sflaoe semeien. Ste GefuIs
tate oes 8rHses emansipirten mid, unb
itentsn mir aIeidjeitig bic &ufsabe,
mid CUR Nusubuns meiner SiirserpfIih-
ten auS;ubitoen unb gu befdbigen
@dbrenb Ser $err BON Stem SrIeans
feline Senntniie in ben bon ibm onle
oeuteteu Sprahen peruollfommnete.
pHudte i1 SaummoIIe. Sie Sabre.
Die i@ oamit ;usebradt babe. Baum
luoue gu pFufen, perpenoete er ba;uI
fi9 in moraIiider unO seiitiger SinFdt
be-aussubiIoen. llnb bod benfe i'd, ii
es mir gu ber;eiben, tuenn i'd bebaupte
baB er feline perfdieoenen Senntniile it
elmer anberen, beiieren Dirt uno @eif
,Ir 9Inwenbung bringen tonnte, ali
oab er f6 bemIbte, mid in meinei
QInItrensungen. @les mas ia fir &s6
buIte au befDrbern, ld6erli6 8
MAIDEN !" Ser 9err BON Stem SrIean
hattie nj fits nehr ,u faaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-13

- 9ebensbauer in oen perlbiebenen
5anbwerfen. @ab elmer ueberFdt,
weI6e Sr. Stopper, Sccent fur
stotiitif in 8ras, iiber bic 2ebensbouer
uno 9terblidfeit BEL ben Irbeitern in
uerldieoenen @elpsrben in 8rag per'
ofentIidt, ersiebt Die mittIere 2ebens'
bauer bel oen ein3elnen 8emerben
foIssnbe Sabre: Sanbfdubmader 31.2,
@olbarbeiter unb Yoiamentirer 3O.6,
8arbiere unb Sriieure, 8udorufer
32.s, SelIner 33.s, 8ersarbeiter $50,
Ored)sIer, Samms uno Sopfma6er
80, S6lofIer SO, 8. 8u6binber 800,
@erber 1913, Sutmuder, $uri6ner unb
Otiemer Alb, @dubma4er AL, Mei'
finaarbeiter, ubrmader uno 0fedanifer
42.O, @teinmeben unO 8Haiterer $50,
Sdmieoe ALI, SiIdler 1919, Muffer,
Sdder 43.9. @lafer $50. @dneiOer
43.1, Slider unO Watrofen 45.O SSe'
Der uno Su9ma9er AL, Waurtr 46.l,
Sarber uuo 9a6irer 46.3, 8ierbrauer
49.2, SIeifaauer AZ o, SabbinOer Az,
8immerleute 4S.7, Sutiber 51.5, Wful'
Ter 51.O, 2anbarbeiter SOL.
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Allaemeine S9ma6e nnb 9ebrrbes
i9pcrOen.
e II a b, Suinois.

U I ! " SHIHUIo'
Or.0t. 8. 9ierce, Buffalo, g. 9
gSertber 9err I-Meiue Srau bat
Sbr Golden Medical Discovery"
(@oIoene mebi3iniide @ntbe6una) uno
Sbre 9illen fir 2eberleioen nno al9e
meiue Sdwd6e 9enommen nno oielel
ben ols CUTE Weoisinen befunoen.
6ie empfieblt oisieIben SIueu, Die nit
9eberbeihwerben, lauren Magen unn
alIaemeiuer S9w66e beboftet fino.
@ufri1tig ser Sbriae, gt. 8. 9armou,
Yaitor Der metbob.- .-biid0fli9en STRIDE
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1te6er Baltimore.

Seber, Der bas aIte gaterIanb EeIuden cher
gerpanbte unb 5repnbe Sen europa fpmmen
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03
The Poet Burns.

Robert Burns latest biographer, Prin-
cipal Sharp, notes that the poet "would
not have been a Scotchman if he had not
been moralizer. But then his moraliz.
ings are not patitudes, but truths winged
with wit and wisdom.
He had as we have seen, his limita
tions-his bias to overvaluc one order Of
qualities and TO disparage others. Some
pleadings of his own cause and that OF
men of his own temperament some dis
paragement of the severer, less impulsive
virtues, it is easy to discern in him. Yet
allowing all this, what flashes Of moral
insight, piercing to the quick What ram
dom sayings flung forth, that have become
proverbs in all lands-,mottoes of the
hearth His humanity was not confined
to man; it oyerHowed to his lower fellow
creatures.
For all aspects of the natural world he
has the same clear eye, the same open
heart, that he has made for man. His
love Of nature is intense, but very simple
and direct, no subtilizings nor refinings
about it, nor any of that nature worship
which soon after his time came in.
Quite unconciously as child might, he
goes into the outward world for refresh
ments, for enjoyment, for sympathy.
Everywhere in his poetry nature comes
in, not SO much as being, independent
Of man, but as the background of his pic
lures Of life and human character"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03
The Kattlcst,ake.

1t has been observed by some natural
lists that if we withhold water from snakes
when about TO she'd their epidermis, they
are thereby prevented from divesting
themselves entirely of the old skin. |
always kept small birds bathng-cup,
filled with clean water once a day, in the
case containing my crotalus. The first
skin he cast off, in July, was entire and
without blemish. At the second change
however, about the last of September, l
removed the cup one night, intending to
replace it shortly afterwards, but for
got to do So
The next morning found portions of
loose skin all over the floor of the case,
and much more hanging in shreds from
various parts of the body on the snake.
Other parts seemed not to be detached
yet. had not supposed that the ophid-
ian was quite ready for change. He
was over two months i'll divesting himself
of his torn trousers. Was it due to the
fact that water had been withheld at the
last time? Both changes occurred in the
night, and ] failed to observe the interest
ing process of Investment. To test the
question of so-called blindness occurring
during the time when the pupil is
covered with whitish film or thin mem
brane becoming detached, and occludine
the sight of the eye, ] placed some very
active mice repeatedly in the case, during
the period of change of epidermis. The
ophidian attacked the mice in quicl
turn, without ever missing his first vic
tim. On other occasions, however, wheI
his sight was unobstructed, | have seei
him strike at and miss the mark repeat
ediy. After making few misses h
would then strike about with intensified
fury. The snake never ate without firs
striking his victim. He did not ca
more than two mice at meal, and some
times an hour lapsed before eating tn