Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-11

To PERSONS ABOUT TO Marry
persons about to marry Douglas Jer-
rold's advice was "don't;" we supplement
by saying, without laying in a supply of
Spring Blossom, which cure albuminaria
and other kidney and bladder complaints
Price 80 cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
Mrs. John G. Fremont spends good
deal of time in Washington, and has lost
little of the beauty which made her so
famous in her youth as the daughter of
Thomas I'll. Benton.
HUB IT IN-Jacob Loeckman 274 Clin-
ton Street, Buffalo, n. Y, says he has
been using Thomas Electric Oil for rheu-
matism He had such lame back that
he could do nothing; but one bottle en-
tirely cured him.
The Mexicans seem to take to Gen.
Ord amazingly. They gave him mag
nifcent reception when he visited the
capital not long after his daughters mar
riage to Gen. Treveno, and now they
have offered his son, youth of 20, a col
onelcy in the Mexican army
Ex-senator Hamlin, of Maine, who is
two years past three score and ten, went
to a calico ball in Bangor last week, and
danced, until the end of the programme,
with as much nimbleness and enjoyment
as the youngest man in the hall. And
it was his second ball within week too
SMALL COMFORT. when you are con
tinually coughing night and day, annoy
ing everybody around you, and hoping it
will goa away of its own accord, you are
running a dangerous risk-better use Dr.
Thomas Eclectric Oil an unfailing re-
medy in ali such cases.
VISIBLE IMPROVEMENT Noah
Bates, Elmira, N. Y, writes: "About
four years ago [ had an attack of bilious
fever, and never fully recovered. My di-
gestive organs were weakened, and [
would be completely Frustrated for days.
After using two bottles of your Burdock
Blood Bitters the improvement was so
visible that I was astonished. can now,
though 81 years of age, do fair and rea-
sonable days work.. Price $1.00 trial
size 10 cents.
No WORLDS FAIR.-NEW YORK May
5.-There can be no further Disgusting
of the fact that the worlds fair project
is as good as dead, and that the scheme
will soon be brought to close. The most
suitable method Of closing the work Of
of the commission is under consideration,
and will soon be reported for action. The
conditional and unconditional subscrip-
tions will not foot up over 81 ,000,0 900.
The money will be returned to the sub
scribers.
Governor Newell, in a recent private
letter, writes that the beauties and ad-
vantages of Washington Territory have
not been half told. His astonishment at
it's resources is constantly increasing.
There are millions of acres of the finest
timber in the world, accessible from the
sea, and most of it underlaid with valua-
BILE minerals. Medicinal springs are
vast prairie wheatfelds alter
nate with grazing lands, the climate is
temperate and healthful and the people,
who are moving in with rush are 'Ethe
most astute and advanced which the
Governor has ever met.
The brigands who seized Mr.. and Mrs.
Suter and their little girl at their house
in Salonico and carried them to the
mountains, showed extraordinary cool
ness and address. Like the brigands of
romance, they also behaved themselves
with chivalrous courtesy when once they
had conceived respect for the courage
of their captives. They insisted that
Mrs. Suter should put on pair of stout
shoes in view of the arduous tramp be-
fore her and on the way up the noun
tain they rolled cigarettes for Mr.. Suter,
and actually sent back some of their
number to look for doll which the little
girl had chanced to drop. The clear
headed rascals were much pleased to
learn that the guard stationed at Mr..
Suter's house was placed there by au-
thority of the Turkish Government, evi-
dently thinking that the Sultan, under
the stimulus of an English demand,
would be more desirable debtor than
their captive himself, whose financial
condition had caused them some misgiv-
ings.