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LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

Alr lnl1hngo saya tliht Hell Ia streSn Will to-
Dnccb !eMvns. If Sir. TaimnEc iGcsn't 1,tFt ptvtng
So much Information on this subject peoplp will
beal1, to yyotjttcr wncro fo uots hfa pointera,
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lleIc " tho iacNo my Ihtly.
Her faCr With ItH at1llO dly1t1,
Her eyes with thoir grave intentucHs,
And tltotr shy, prol,d look mt minn.
mouth. yo1t nro firm. vet fender.
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1ou HFe "oMuA Gs!u sAtnt ~ ohe.
-Fnhh Mv MHrt dnA" una other Poems, 6e
1'"rat LHisitad.
'Attt t!t, Won discard mo fcrnyer. Gertrude
Gl,huo,ey3"
vi t,i VIVA I'm nr.vnr In to,x s,,eot r~;ro xv,le
unlr t,r snft brovn nvn. nuIT.cd viii. trnrs jonked
tonfer,v nm nj Hohn.ttnn Mct,rrt,r nynu huny, lint
nv hrnr, ~ yn,tr. nm lint w,i, o,o,v yIyr t,,eo
,.r hnnu. Int nar, says INV. nm won hs tnis,c1. tho
urocc,sfo i. mt N nav" nrnd .nvI,v t,Is tlc atrJ
buried her fnce In hor hands and sobbed conyus-
iTsjy,
r. "at aa th,nk asan tertraau" sa!d tho Young nan
nm ,,scnycr n,v ,hnt NH n,ni, ~ nat" mr. fr.",o
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tas ,shlos w.. ia os ..s ..nnSs .s,on..
" by marble tsycho for moment, sho turuod
snaaeh'y 10 sonaatas:'
lou Rho" tae M"ichhesar 61o sa'd:
l"e5 "nose 'uoatea castse 1sSts tne sA5 on ar
cnes asenuoF
hye' too eaho."
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"Het thee thithor With MI speed: and whoa you
nhVh eroshed tho and tpthoFeu yonr PM"
Trey ~ mo torraccd court knock boldly On tho front
tloof. uat f0ta1 not Jour y!gnncc an son 1ove he'
TOT tlso Mulcnhosa COMO OF Sormnn blood nHa keep
Jog. Wheh tho uorla' slia bo "pcncd9 nt,d you nro
hAhtea u mo presence hf my hunf' tho ltaaS Gon
etnnec Atulcaho3 *ay to hoe t'at her tnvort niece.
dortsuac' seekS ier alds that q cruol father wpuu
wea nor to oho sho loves NOT Iel hor t1ht nbont
ncoek tomorrow atternoont whom tho snt' u Ei!dnE
appoar NJ tostle alh'coeJ hha tht shas sooh iol-
~" VIII ihS bonhs ps!aesFooa. Uo 5ou uhoct-
sta9af
. =" on' tepneu oaoast!an. hAa ~ MT hal'aom
tho pa, Is aooa one" nna KISSING 1eFtruoo trust
1ay unaer ing att car no wont CON" tao front stops
ma "ah sooh 'oat 70 WOW.
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gently NTH broom-handle tho dainty faot thnt
puGptA frltn hCnpAth liGr r0h0- "Th0 Earl II work.
i'm vn tic Moth HIs this reok and ehaIl not heur
lin rtnuk ~ hts nnlI ,ntJl nnnrIv ~ ", ~
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1nT CnlcAoo TntnttsE hns established branch
oflIcos for the receipt OF subscriptions md adrasse-
meHtA ~ follows. ....... .-.,..
NEW YuilK-1soon u Tribune Building, +. Il. Nc
tADpEN. Manager.
Gi4ASGuW, Eeotlnnd-A'lan's American News
Agency, II Henield-EL .....
LONDON, Eng.--AmGticnn Exchange. ~ Strand.
HENRY i. Gll,i.t6, Agent,
WAelliNGrOS, H. C,-l1i1 + street.
, 1881-11-25

THE Democrats Of altssour! lost five Rep-
refentat!yca at tho Inst uIcotion OF Congressman,
and meeting OF tho EiRtG Committee and a
number Of prominent u,nn ut the party was held
In It, Louis one duy last wcok to 500 II auy,hlng
could 10 done 10 rccAlm them pext fa,L GUN.
sntttea vas nppo1nted to Inquire into tho state Of
utfalrs Ia tns lost districts, and to report at
tnectlng Of rho committee 10 10 held In St, Louis
on Saturday, Jan, IL
, 1881-11-25
Con. g. w. Iftll;pt Toledo. D.

s0tt10l II 't13tf 70 IF* CH1ta91 1Tfpa"'
TOLEDO, o., Nov. a{.-Gon, e. ". fl'tl, cue OF
Toiclqa Oldest and we'll known citizens, died 10.
day ut tho ayo OF u. Tho General II. hls time Wal
one OF tha prominent members OF tue Lacas
County lsnr, and, as President nj tho hoata ~
Educntton for u number or yours. was ncIsGH ncIH,
identified win tho establishing nl tue pup.S
sGhnuls ut this city Oa THAR preaont bfoau ~"
eHtCtsatstl bnSlA,
, 1881-11-25

AN English piper says that tho King Of
Slnm ia III mourning for his whito elephant,
tho bcast officially known as ibis Bub,inlo
tirandcur tho Court md Dody Etephant OF tho
King" 1t nppears to havo been In this wlso
that tho saorcd AnImnl onllcl tho tlttul fever Ut
his llfo: fio Ind eaten n nearty breakfast one
morning, anu suddenly thereafter betrayed such
cloar oytdonco Of madness AZ to tranpla to dunth
be:cath h!a foot tivo OF his faithful attendants.
1t was s'ot permitted 10 tho survivors to front
tho beast III tho wholly natural and Legitimate
wny cf shouting: him, for that In S!n,n would
havo been gross aaorilngc. 1Ionco tho High
Priest WIS called in with IL hugo ring Of holy
batnlJoo, and with tbIs he cncIrclcd hta Sublime
0randeur's unruty frnulc, but with no pettor ro-
suit thnn tho urcnkng at tho ring and> tho near
endlng OF tho High Priests life. With Krcnt
difficulty tho cnraHed animal was thon forced
Into narrow court. Iloro he ruado snveral mnd
efforts to break away tho wallis Of hta closc
quarters. then Ruddenly fell uron his side, mute
tur0us noiao as of raRe anl pain, and. with
apparcnt great kInllncss.to all h!s attendants,
theraupon ccnsetl longer to breathe tho breath
Of life. Hut the trouble OF bis attendants did
not ccasa bore. Each and n1i wore punished uR
II for carelesness by order Of tho King, who
then tooK upon hlmself the habllttnents Of wo.
, 1881-11-25
ANYBODY who hns paid any attention to
the matter will a9reo with this recommendation
Of the New York Iien1lI:

We trust that In bis coming mossave tho Pres.
a!tont will urRo upon Convrpa1 tho neeosslty at
ti0ltE tnnothlnx ~ relave the FGderul Hupreu,H
Court ut the proaaHre Of business that buFtla0s
~ ealentar. Tho court IL about three yqnfa (,o.
litsll with lts cases, tho Judges are ovorworkui,
n4a {gstieo y tUilled tn titsants. The ncRert
Or which this tribunal and thosa having bust
Hefs lulos1 1t hMr9 for ylart boon tha FIctltlis
Mmt,lnts 70 y Rruss public abuse. Tho entire
Federal JntteIary nea.la attention, which caunt,t
!nnger 20 do!erFGd Without seriutls JpltsEaont to
tho public interests. Lot the President ramind
C0nKreAs ot Its duty IN tue matter, and lot Con-
Rress haea tho rosnluler.
, 1881-11-25

rME London police authorities claim TINT
tho robbery of tito 1lntton f3nrslon post.Ontn
WINS tho work Of Americans. Tho pulico nre
tnlatnken. It was t!ona by EnEIshmon who
tIaye bGcn betting aRainst tla American horses
for tho past ak months.
, 1881-11-25

NOR. TERMo1E, d distinguished Roman &C..
olcsaattc who bas arrived at Montreal stratKht
from Rome. brings with hltn u very intereattug
piece of news concerntn4 the Pope and his tut
urs movements. 1t seems TINT the present alt
uatlon OF tho bead Of tho Catholic Church Is nut
the most enchanting one that could be mugnrd,
fnaamuch as tho 1tallan Government Is not on
particularly friendly terms with the occupant OF
the Vatican. aud does not exert Itself to very
alarming extcnt in tho wny OF milking hts slays
happy. Consequently tho Pope thluks OF mov-
inE. and NKr. Iermoie delicatcIy throws out
hint that ho may conclude 10 mako Cann,la htH
future residence. Perhaps the Pope had bettor
think tho matter oyer carefully befora deciding
to como herc. IInvlug bnan born aud raised In
sunny Italy, perhaps 10 might lind the climate
of Chnada too chilly. For pcopls who Imagine
thomsclves superior to all earthly governments
AmorIca Is m unusually tine plnco to stay away
Yruul,
, 1881-11-25
CROP NEWS.

9p&etai plspateh ia JAs tAteaso It{,ttns
TOPEKA. Kas, Nov. st,-Tha statistical tabIoa
Of product and value Of held crops Of 1881 ar4
now tspIng prepared by Secretary Cqbusu, OF tho
state Board OF Agriculture, who states that
wonderful showing will DO made, considering
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uncle ftlliy CnMtrItl, nj Dccnfnr, sI''

HpFt1uI UHpatth 10 7ht Chttdcd 7fIoIHF|
DECATUR, ILL.,, Nov, .4.--t:arly TINS nloth'us
Unclo Billy Cautrll, aged g. yrnrs. died al 'u"e'
fUvor. lIo camo hero IN l8sa. wis getlr'"! ~
chant and Postmaster IN tho rnrIy ll's o. 'a.
catur, represented Alncon County " Inc s!ss
Legislature in ls41, aHu WIS County 1seasa'sA
{rEE9 lH9U to lHEL
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No CoyGnrss In tho historv nf tl,a INV
" ~ ~ 80 w.
. s.1
a1Lef elecl1On-dAy anu before Inc uhtt OF as"
meet Dec. 6. The Senate Us 1t was con-
st!tuted OIL the 4th OF March contained five
members who are no longer with 1t. Kirk
WOOD, OF lown, Inns been Succeeded ny Nc
Dill, who In turn Is shortly to be succeeded
by j. +. Wilson. Biaiiie has given place to
Frye, Conkling to Laplsa1n. Platt to
Miller, burnside to Aldrtcf. Since March
4 Window has been out Ut the SENATE and
EdRerton has been keeping Ills seat warn,
for HIN. which he Is now elected to tilt
, 1881-11-25

CHICAGO CDMMASnEiY. No. 10. KNIGHTS
TeMpat-Sprctnt Eonctnvu Saturday nventnR, S0v.
IL ISL, NJ Taj u'Cack THE urder ur tho tuMPlo will
% conferred. Visiting Sit knights alwMya we!soma.
NY urdar pf IL. II. rUND, +. Z.
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tertug cnIlcao 10 provide thomeelscs with silt
abo firearms Tito sight Of dnnd aonor or
two wnl!ti doubticas check tho nrtlor Of other
impulslvo young culIcguns.
, 1881-11-25

Academy OF Huatc.
I1hts,ed street. near Aadtsou. West slds. Variety
entertainment.
, 1881-11-25

LyctMni THEATRE
uesplalnpa street, nunr Madison, Wost slia vasi.
cty entertainments Afternoon and evening,
, 1881-11-25
POSTAGE,

Entered at tht PnstDNet ak Chicago III, a. Second
EFass Matter.
Fur tho honont OF n1ie patrons who desire 10 soma
single copies Ut THE TRtnuSE thruuaf the mail. We
eiyo herewith lhe itnnsfcnt rate Of postage:
F6stiqt and lsnm fsttr. Fer Cory.
Flight, ton, twolvG. ami Fourteen tl4e rhpeF cHtta
HIxscan eighteen. md twBntJ p1Ga panar.. c1fts
twenty two uId tNontv-fuuF pnke pnpst.s..2 conts
, 1881-11-25

Criterion ThcGttro.
Cosnor OF sedawlck aud division atraets. Variety
entertainment
, 1881-11-25

Grand Us,CrAs4toukE.
t'inrk rsseet. ortost new court.!fouse. Euan1o'
n,ent the Horton tdoal Opera Company. "Chin1a
Of Normandy"
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1fTNTFY'E :
RanroJrh street. between CLARK and Ia sall
Engagement OF Maggie Mftehsll "Tls Little se
Age."
, 1881-11-25

Unverly's Theatre.
Monroe atroot, between Clark ind Dearborn. Spa
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ADJUSTMENTS.


uENttr +. GllI.tG. Agent,
WAe1llNGTOS. II. C-ldin + street,
AMUsEAiENTs.
Ncvteker's The eAtre.
RfadIsor street. bctween Slate and Dearborn
Eurngenent Of Mir. and Ats. n Z. Goodwin. "Hob
bfes"
Olympic Theatre.
Clark streot. teneen Inks and Randolph. Min
ttrel entertainment
nnyerly's Theatre.
Monroe atreet, between Clark and Dearborn. "pa
tieuca."
JIooIey'z Theatre. -...
RanroIrh street. beiween CLARK and La Sal&e
Engagement Of Maggie Mitchsll. "TLs Little sav
agc"
Grand O,,ctm.Ifousr.
t'inrk etseet. nrrosl new CDurt-Itouse. Eu1n10-
meat tlhe noston Ideal Opera Company. "Chine
Of Normandy"
Academy Of 3fuatc.
r.hts,ed street, ncaf Aadtsou. West Slds. Variety
entertainments
Lycemni Theatre.
uesplalnpa street, nonr Madison, Wost 5iio. vasi.
ctr entertainments Afternoon and evening,
Crtter!on ,rhesltre.
Cosnor Of sedawlck aud division atraets. Variety
enteFtHlnmenL
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14

Time, it is said, proves everything,
and among other things it has proved
the value of DR.. J. G. Ayers Cherry
Pectoral as standard remedy for diseases
of the throat and lungs. This is house
hold medicine with thousands of people,
and deservedly so, for it has been in use
more than forty years and all who use it
know that it accomplishes even more
than is claimed for it. Nearly every
community possesses evidence of its great
curative power, i'll persons who have been
cured by it of various throat and lung
complaints, and who owe to it alone their
recovery from the threatening symptoms
OF consumption. In emergencies like
Group and sudden colds, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral is the remedy that every family
should have at hand for the treatment of
these cases as they arise.-Richmond,
Vo., Standard. 7W4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

The following statement ofJohn J. Coughlin,
of Somerville, Mass, is SO remarkable that we
beg for it the attention of our readers. He says:
''In the fall of 1876 was taken with violent
bleeding of the lungs followed by a severe
cough. 1 soon began to lose my appetite
and flesh. Twas SO weak at one time that
/ could not leave my bed. In the summer of
1877 was admitted to the City Hospital. While
there the doctors said I had a hole in my left
lung as big as a half dollar. I expended over
hundred dollars in doctors and medicines. l
was so far gone at one time report went around
that was dead I gave up hope but a friend
told me ofDr. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs
laughed at my friends, thinking that my case
was incurable, but I got "a bottle to satisfy them
when to my surprise and qualification, COM
rnenced to feel better. My hope, once dead,
began to revive, and to-day feel in better spirits
than have the past three years.
81 write this hoping you will publish it, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs will
be induced to take DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for
the Lungs and be convinced that Consum ption
can be cured. have taken two bottles aud can
positively say that it has done more good than
all the other medicines [ have taken since nay
sickness. My cough has almost entirely dis
appearded and shall soon be able to go to work.
Sold by druggists. 7wl7
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14
HOLi00u Goods.

There is probably no place in town
more tempting to the average citizen in
quest Of some suitable Christmas present
than Sproessers Jewelry Store. We
were pleased to notice there an unusual
ly fine assorted stock Of costly jewelry es-
pecially selected to suit the most fastidi-
Gus taste. To enumerate the various ar
ticles would lead us too far, but our read
ers are assured that they will find there
everything appertaining to well appoint
ed jewelry establishment. The progress
our manufacturers have made since the
Centennial in the artistic design of their
wares, will be noticed by the most casu-
al observer in examining Mr.. Sproesser's
fine display of Holiday Goods.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14

The preserved remains OF Wiscon
sins war eagle, Old Abe, have again re-
sumed their place in the rotunda of the
Capitol, at Madison.
The Bank Of Watertowa has receiv'
cd popular ascessioa to its list OF en-
ployes in the person Of Thed {. PrentlE
who performs the part of money chang
err with courtesy and promptness.
The Mutual Union Telegraph Com
pany has nov complete connection be-
tween this city and Milwaukee, Chicago,
St. Paul, Minneapolis and intermediate
points.
The ticket office of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway At Pal
myra was entered Monday morning and
the money drawer emptied. The amount
of loss is not stated.
BY the falling of Ffister & Vogels
Tannery elevator in Milwaukee Monday
afternoon, F. Engenbrodt vas instantly
killed and August Unke 30 badly injured
that he subsequently died. Three other
employees Of the establishment were ser
iously hurt.
Odd Fellows throughout the United
States will hear with deep regret of the
death of the Hon. Tai P Shsffner, of
Kentucky. He was one OF the most
prominent men of the Independent Order,
and for wears has interested himself in
its welfare, being the principal author of
the new secret work.
There has been quite an awakening
here on the vaccination question within
the past few days. The spread of small
pox in Chicago is reminder that pre-
cautions should be used IA the disease is
quite likely to extend to other places the
present season.
notwithstanding the dreful condi
ton of the weather and the bad state of
the roads, a steady stream of teams pour
ed into town nearly all yesterday fore
noon loaded with men, women, live
stock and produce bound for the monthly
fair. Matters wore lively appearance
during the day and traue and traffic were
brisk considering the unpropitious sur
loundings.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14


To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN. -Itchine
Piles is one of the most ANNOYING com.
plants known to physicians. Every one
can tell whether he is thus afflicted by
observing the following symptoms: In
tense itching, particularly after getting
warm. 1t seems as if pin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. SnaM
Jumps sometimes form. The private parts
are often affected. The more you scratch
the worse the itching. Knowing that my
Ointment is superior 10 any article in the
market, [ guarantee it to cure the worst
case of Itching Piles in existence.
Signed, Ell. SwAYNE, M. ID.
DR.. SWAYNEs OINTMENT is also
pleasant and effective cure for Tetta,
Itch, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, BARRIERS
Itch, Pimples and all Scaly, Crusty, Itchy
Skin Eruptions. Sold by all prominent
druggists, or will be sent for fifty csntsy
Gin ct. stamps), 8 boxes, $1.25. AID
dress, DR.. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia
Pa. 4y1
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14
JUNEAU.

One of Juneau's fairest daughters, Miss
Clara Durham, will On Thursday evening
next be married to Mr.. George Clapp,
Jr., one of our young business men.
The County Courts busily engaged in
the trial of jury cases which in all proba-
bility viii continue during the week.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will hold fair during the coming week
for the disposal of articles suitable for
Christmas gifts
The Public Schools will celebrate
Christmas by Christmas tree to which
free admission is granted all school
children. Admission for grown PEG
pie % cents. The festivities will take
place in Congress Hall on Christmas Eve.
The special committee of the County
Board is engaged in looking over the
plans of Architect Koch for the new pro-
posed insane hospital to be erected on the
County Poor farm.
Some interesting developments are
about to be made relative to the manner
of securing jurors for the Circuit Court.
That the business has been for years
conducted by the ring solely for political
purposes, is a well-known fact, but never
has it been so openly and shamefully con-
Quoted as during the last session Of the
County Board, and the result is that not
a single Republican has found place on
the entire list. w.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14
Bazaar and SlIDDer.

Tomorrow evening this members
OF the Glover Club and other young Ia
dies of the Congregational church will
hold fancy bazaar and give supper at
Lower Turner Hall. Particular pains
have been taken to render this one of
the most agreeable entertainments of the
season, and it deserves to be well patron
lied. A nice line of fancy articles, suita-
BILE for holiday presents, will be offered
for sale and this together with the sumpt-
uous repast that will be spread offers
strong inducements to the public to at
tend
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14

DR.. Henry G. Preston, of Brooklyn, n.
Y, bears high testimony to the great
value of Ponds Extract; he says, Sept
1879; 81 have used Ponds Extract ex-
tensively, both in hospital and private
practise for many years. / know of no
one remedy so generally useful in family,
nor one the curative rauge of which covers
so many apparently different diseases.
I consider it the best local application for
great variety of complaints. | shall
take pleasure, also, in recommending
your toilet SOAP" 5w4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14
"The Hoosier School-Boy,"

by Edward..Eggleston author of The
Hoosier School-master," etc. A single
article of universal interest; "How Chill
dren Should learn Music by Richard
Wagner, the eminent composer. Two
other serials, one dealing with campaign
life in the late war, and the other with
Girl and Boy Life in the 18th Century
Plays for Home and School, Embroidery
for Girls, Amateur Newspapers, illustrated
Practical and Descriptive Pareis, Articles
on Sports, and The Treasure box of Lit
erature will be among the features ofthis
great volume.
An immense edition will be printed of
the Christmas Number, which will be
ready about December Ist.
Price, So 90 a year; % cents number.
Subscriptions taken and ms gaines sold
by booksellers and newsdealers every
where, or the publishers.
THE CENTURY co.
UNION SQUARE, New YORK
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14
Life of Garfield.

Anything pertaining to the lamented
Garfield is of absorbing interest to the
people CT this country. The life and pub.
lie services of General Garfield written
by Major Bundy is one Of the best that
has yet appeared, and having the en-
dorsement Of Col. Rockwell, the near
and trusted friend of Garfield, must be
reliable and trustworthy. A. S. !Barnes
& Co., Ill William St., New York, are
the publishers. See advertisement in
another column.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14
Heroes of the Plains.

Buel's latest book, bearing the above
title, published by Dan Linaham, ST.
Louis, Missouri, seems to have captivated
all classes of readers. Maj. Gen. Wesley
Merritt, of the .. S. Army, has written a
letter to the author, in which he says:
"You seem throughout to have apprecia-
ted the fact that faithful rendition of the
exploits of our Frontier Heroes was
sufficient to captivate the attention of the
readers and to command the sympathy Of
all who are interested in manly courage
and the progress of civilization in the
Great West" The book has received
many other Communications of equally
high order, and is meeting with remarka-
bic success. Hon. VIM. f Cody, (Buffa-
10 Bib was so elated with the book, he
Immediately negotiated with a well known
dramatic writer Of the East to dramatiZe
the work and next season will play
''Heroes of the Plains" on the stage
This fact stamps the book ass success
and gold mine for the publishers and
their local agents. America leads the
world in all grand Enterprises. See adver-
tisement elsewhere
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14
Cough, Cold, or n Sore Throat.

should be stopped. Neglect frequently resultsin
an Incurab Bile ngDisease or COnsump-
ton. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRIO
CHES do not disorder the stomach like cough
syrups and balsams but act directly on the in
famed parts, allaying irritation, give relief IN
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs. Catarrhs
and the Throat troubles which Singers and Pub
lie Speakers are subject to. For thirty yeaz
Browns Bronchial Troches have been recon-
mended by physicians, and have always given
perfect satisfaction. Having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire goa
Grafton, they have attained well-merited rank
among the lew staple remedies of the age. Sold
at % cents a box everywhere. 4yi
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14
Il Problem.

Ed. Republican: The following prob
lem was worked by several a year or 30
ago since which time many have asked
for copy. Teachers, merchants, bank
ers are sure of having the correct answer
though hardly any two agree.
Account of "a Town Liquor Agent in
Vermont:
Cash reed on assuming Office. s2.17
Value of Liquor reed on assuming Office 57.N
Cash reed for Liquor sold during Office. 102.s7
Cash paid for Liquor during offioe......... 1921
Agents Salary during 90
Value of Liquor on hand at end of term. 81 81
Does the town owe the agent or the
agent owe the town and how much?
Here are specimen answers that are OBJ
tanned: $76.40, $21.17, 1858, $10777,
$24.O6, 1923. Which is correct?