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, 1881-02-18

SPEAKER BRAND has announced In tho
House Of Commons HOW alNl more stringent
r1,'cs to prevent obstruction. Ono Of tho
rules provides that when n bill Is declared
urgent bya vote of tlIrcu to ono only tho
movers Of amendments n1t tho member iii
charge cf the bill shall hc heard. Great dis
satisfaction Is said to exist among private
members Mt tho stringcncy Of theso new
rules. Thts wns shown yesterday when 10.
seph Cowe,I, tic lsallcai inelabur for New
castic-ull-Tync, gavo notIcs Of motion.
meant in derisIon Of Mr.. Gladstone's course,
that nfter bill was declared urgeuttt should
pass without any discussion, and A(r. A. A.
Sullivan gave notice TINT when urgency Is
declared tho Premier should move that no
irish member should bo he heard Oil tue
question.
, 1881-02-18
1'FH IsAkS.tfjE.
Rt,Skfai flfafafth Ia I'hA f.hfettad TT

Special Dtspdtes 10 Tns Chteaoa Tribune.
WARRINGTON, II. G., Fnb. l7.-The ilouso IT,.
day lit,n!iy passed tho River and iIMrt'or Appru-
priatiou I'LL. after u "contost which has lastcl
ouo week. The tlnul vote upot, tho bill showed
TINT nothing had bcon gained by the long "tle.
b4to" IND tllat tho I'LL practically hnd tho sane
strength nnl tho sAlno opposition thAt II bud to.
furc word hnl jcun spoken uIH,u 1t, 'rilu vote
upon tue bill, when lnuli1n Wns made to pls4
1t urdur II suspchslNn Of tAD rules, was lG1 uyrs
to " nues,-Eot tho necessary two-th!rds. Tho
vnte t,-day un tho passago under the majority
rulo VIVA III. to 61. shuwlnY that tho frlonds Ut
tho btil hud Kalued two votes, and that tho up
position had gntucd one voR.
THERE WEHE UCT Tw6 Olt THREE MEN
In all th!s "debuto'' who seemed to havo fought
tho bill nn Principle. and who, whi!u oppos.ux II
, 1881-02-18

MIs GLADSTONE announced carly I'll yes
terdny's sitting Of tile House Of Commons
that lie would lloyo that tsnal action be taken
oil the Irish Coercion bill Mt Il later hour.
Afterwards, however, lio decided to post
ponc his motion till Monday. There Is n
growing feeling III England that Mr. Glad
stones course towards tho lIome-lluers IL
arbitrary a.sd UNJUST In consequence Of tho
actlon Ut Mr. Gladstone, tho pnrneilite lucrn-
bcrs have resolved to uct for the future with
the Tories Oh purely English questions.
, 1881-02-18

IIENn VoS F1tAScKESsTErN, who was
elected ono Of thu Vice-l'resltlents Of tho
German lleEchstag Wednesday, Is mn Ultra
mnntane, and one Of those who felt 50 bitterly
about tho enforcement of tic Ecclesiastical
laws that lie refused to attend nt tho reopcn-
lug Of tho Cologne Cathedral by Emperor
William Inst yrar. Count Won Arnim Bolt
zcnburg, wlio wns elected President Of tho
lsclclstag, refused to scrve because Of Vo,.
Frnnckensteln's election. Herr Won Gorsler
las been chosen III Ills stead.
, 1881-02-18

Mt livery step. did not nt} f.. - no tin,o movo tt
tncrcnso tho npproprint $ 8" }r tt,olr own dIs-
trsots. All tho othf ~ 10 opposed the
bill made themseivcY s $ J to tho othrro
TINT they wcrc 81 2 4 {nds," rs. wtcn-
was rcachcJ they Immediately mnved
to materially Increase 1t. a member Of tho
Commerce Committee aays to.nght that, II tha
Committee had chosen to appropriate S15o,ooo
more. the I'LL would havo passed without worry
SERIOUS objection. Tho opponents Of tho bill
n,ny bo divided Into thrco classes: First, those
who oppose It on principle: second, menbors
who nro not reelected, md who sock to mako
some capital for themselves by playing the rots
Of economists: third, reGleotoi members who
failed to secure, through their own neglect or
tho refusal Ut tho Commerce Committee, tho
appropriations 10 which thoy thought thoy woro
entitled.
HIT THE HILL IS PASSED,
and now Roes to tho Senate to receive tho addl-
tons which will inevitably bo u1nde to It. Tho
following Is tho negative voto upon tho River
III tfaut
, 1881-02-18

TnE Rev. Francisco Daracta engaged
twenty-ctght German Elnssbsowcrs Mt linn
bury, Alass, last'fu'l. to 60 will, him to Cuba
to work III Il glass factory. Once he llad
them there ho failed to pny them tho
wages promised. aid treated them hars!l-
". They complained to the author
ltcs were not listened to, and 1t WAS only
through, tho kindness Of tho German Consul
Mt llavann that they wcro able to return to
this country. What llas tie American Con-
sui at IIayallu done In the matter?
, 1881-02-18

PROPORTIONS for peace bctwcon tho i}oers
ami Tho British have been put forward. Tile
ono most likely nf acceptance Is that whlcl,
would confer independence OIL that portion,
Of the Transvaal to whicl, the DDcrs lave ali
undonbted claim, allti To annex tho other por-
tIotl to tho British Dominion.
, 1881-02-18

4 CoNFEHEScE Committee, consisting Of
twclre men appointed by tic Beaver men
: and twelve mn,. appointed by tho Bayno
ncI,, ulet ut Harrisburg last night to Try and
compromise tho differences between these
rival factions Of tho Pennsylvania LeKis1a-
t,tre, and to sutect some candidate sat1stac-
tory to both. At q lato hour there was no
prospect Of agreement.
, 1881-02-18

IT Is stnted that there are 1e,000 families
suffering In tic Kansas counties of Pratt,
Ellis, Kusl'. Phillips, Graham, DECATUR, Mr.
ton, Sheridan, rrego, and Osborne, md meas.
ures nru being taken to distribute the $4,000
recently appropriated by the Stata Leglsla-
ture alnolig them.
, 1881-02-18

THE ycsssl-owners In convention at tho
Grand Pacific Hotel In this city yesterday
decided to organize permanently under tho
name of the General Vessel-OWners' Asso-
clation Ut the lnlard Lakes. Tho following
officers wero elected: President, Capt. Will
inln c. btcAllilal,, Ut Chicago; VlceIresi-
dent, Capt. W. II. Vol, Ut Milwaukee; Seo-
, 1881-02-18

THE REV. j. HYATT SMITH, who wns
elected to Congress from orc Of tllo Brooklyn
districts US an Independent candidate, l,as
written to Republican Congressman to say
tint he will net with tho Republicans III Or
ganizlng The next House, nnu OIL political
questions generally.
, 1881-02-18

4 tribune representative took II look
through tho new County-I Building yesterday,
and the result Of Ills observations leads to the
conclusion tiat the building will be ready for
occupancy about the lst Of next May.
, 1881-02-18

On 1n0tiDn Of Mr. Voorhees,. tic House
joInt resolution authorizing tho plcclug Of
books md nlcmcntoes III possession of tho
Government referring to tic assassination Of
President Lincoln In tho Memorial Hall Of
the Lincoln Monument at Springfield In this
State passed tho Senate yesterday.
, 1881-02-18

A. SuMnEis of Swiss farmers of tho better
c1nss l,aye determined to settle On laild In
Eastern Kentucky. 4 number Of thu col.
otlis.s arrived yesterday. The bulk of them
will como iii April.
, 1881-02-18

FnEpE1ucK GusrI1En, wholesale halter, OF
Milwaukee, llas failed. The liabilities are in
tho nefghborhood OF S75,000; tic assets
about $4,000. The creditors aro mostly
Eastern parties,
, 1881-02-18

WHEN TIL: ATTEMPT WAS MADE
to pass tho h{il under Rusponson Of tho rules,
there wcre 1G1 yeas to ~ nays. Messrs. berry
Call, Ford fsto.). Fort t1it}, aud McGowan
iMlct.). who hnd voted for Suspension of tho
rules. voted against tho bill To-day, while Mcssrs.
IllAckburn tky.}, Gtllette tIn.l, Heiiman t1nt.}.
sicCart. dn. atld O'lteIlly IN. vi who had voted
against suspension, voted for the bill to-day.
Mcssrs. 1'tstce, Dnghatn. Dc ID Matyr, Gillette,
llestman. Mcmillan. Miles. Orth, Phelps, Steph.
cns Stevenson. md Warner voted Tor Mr.. ltobe-
SIMS motion to commit to tho judiciary Cou1-
tntttce, with Instructions, but, when TINT mo-
ton failed. they voted for tho bill. i.
TILE FOLLOWING ~ TIE AMENDMENT |
to tho hiver and IIarbor bill In rc9nrtl 10 making
certain cAnnfs free, which pnssed last night:
"AMl hcrnaftcr. for tho purpose os operating
and keeping IN repair the Dcs Mones naplds
Canal, and the St. Siarys Falls Canal. and tho
Louisville & Portland Canal, tho SECRETARY Of
War Is authorized to draw his rcqussiuon on
tito stcrcsafy of tho Treasury, from t!tno to
time, which reInls!tion shnlf bs pntd out Of auy
money I'm tho Treasury not otherwise upproprl-
ated." This amendment Ia In tho nature OF q
permanent appropriation. and removes the chief
objection or tho State OF Michigan TO
tho trnnsf1r 0f tho canRl Mt the Falls
OF st. Mary to the Genernl Government, It ntso
1nccts oil objections rniscd ',y Judge Lawrence.
tho tonsrnller of tho Treasury, to expenditures
for tic cure and repA1r Ut the Louisville Ca1ul.
Tho amendment WINS Recurud by Capt, Whiting
ana Mr. Chandler, Of Michigan, who caulo hero
In tho interests OF hike navigation and OF tho
State OF Michigan. They wero mainly inter-
cstc in the cannl of tho 3ault st. Marys. but In
tho general interests Of navigation thoy In
cilldcd both other cA,lAls nnlnc In their n1neud-
ncnt- Upon presenting their case to Individual
members they Immediately secured tho active
support Of MGssrs CnnEcr and i1ubbe, Ut Mch-
igan. llusterworsh aud Townsend, Of Ohio. VII
, 1881-02-18

THE st. Georges Socle,y Ut Chicago gave
It's twonty-ilrst annual ball lust evening.
Quite large number OF prominent Anglo
Americans md othor citizens attended.
, 1881-02-18

Mn. VOORHEES, Introduced resolution III
the Senate yesterday, which was passed,
calling on tho Judiciary Committee to Intro
ducc bill Immediately to protect farmers
and others from imposition ut tho hands uf
pateMt-rEght swintl|ers and others Of That ilk.
, 1881-02-18

TIE lsvcr and 1iarbor Appropriation bill
passed tile House yesterday In the same
stutc practically as 1t WINS reported by the
Committee. Tile yotu stood lG1 for the bill
alM 6Iagatnst- Or tho opponents there wcro
few who opposed 1t OIL principle.
, 1881-02-18

SENATOR W1uT1S0's bill to Tux telegraph
companies doing business III this Siato Oh
thelr gross earnings within the Stuto pissed
tho State Senate yesterday by II vote Of IL
tn l.
, 1881-02-18

Mn. J. MAns,1, editor OF the Portland
tlnd.) Commercial, who WAS shot by n
printer ra,neu Williams last Tuesday, Is not
expected to live.
, 1881-02-18

ITALY will participate In the International
Monetary Conference to be held IN Paris oil
tho 10Th of April. The Ituliun Tremert
CARROLL, expresses confidence t!lat tic delib-
crations of the Conference will be productive
of goutl results.
, 1881-02-18

rAnSELL, accompanied by O'KeIIy and
Sexton. two Irish members OF Parliament,
aud brennan, prominent 14and-1.eagler, Ut
rived In London yesterday from Paris.
, 1881-02-18

THE London Times Is authority for the
statement TINT some Of the stlall-fry Laid
Lengucrs are leaving ireland, fearing unrest
under the Coercion bill when It becomes Inv.
Tlle principal lenders seeln determined to
maintain their grnund, however.
, 1881-02-18

TnE Epc9ling Post Of New York states
nutll0ritatlyeIy that AIr. ". d. lIuwctls,
whose intention to reslgn the edltorshtp Of
tho atlantic Monthly was announced YES
terday. Is to be appointed United States lIin-
lister to Switzerland.
, 1881-02-18

Aln rARNElI. Inns promised to wrfto to
Victor 1lngo on ills return to Ireland, ana
tho veteran p0at nllt reforn,er will reply by
giving Ills ylows OIL this Irish question.
, 1881-02-18

AID. CLARK, OF tho Third Ward, and
Mr.. jesse Spatding seem to DO tho fa,
yort candidates of tho business men alll
respectable classes for Mayor OF Chicago.
, 1881-02-18

AT a meeting Ut the Directors Of tho New
Jersey Central Railroad yesterday Jay Gould
mud Siiney Dillon weEo elected to I'LL yacan-
eica, which confirms the rl,mor that tho first
named gentleman IIas obtained control of
tlla rnnd.
, 1881-02-18

CHARLES SwA04A,tr won't un1nyttcI to (.
dance llenr Webster, Clarke County. .. lie
fired a pistol Into tho ceiling with the inten-
Ton Of frightening tho assembled dancers
Lewis Christian resented hss action, md shot
him t1ea(l
, 1881-02-18

GIN. SIR EVELYN WooD, who was ap-
pointed soiao tlMu ago to take command Of
tho british forces In South Africa, Inns mr.
rived Mt Gen. Coltey's catnp at Newcastle in
the TrNllsyuAl.
, 1881-02-18

MIss. ANN MCCARTHY, Of Clifton, near
Brooklyn, broko MI ofl.Inmp. 11er clothing
took fire. md slle and Mrs. Eliza MartIn, who
went to her rescue, were burned to lcntl.
, 1881-02-18

ANOTHER bill to tux the Pullman 1'alacc-
Car Company on Its gross earnings was III
tro.li!cetl in the State Senate yesterday by
Mr., Lallnhlg.
, 1881-02-18

1r IL denied that Senator Groyer OF Orogo1
Is so seriously III as to prevent his attend
ance ut Important SESSIONS Ut the Senate.
, 1881-02-18

1t Is said that Senator Davis, Of this State
will vote with the Democrats In organizing
the next Senate.
, 1881-02-18

M,s LEVI z. LElrEN yesterday purchased
the Lakeside Building. ut the corner ut Clark
a1I Adams streets, In this city, for S:0, ,000.
, 1881-02-18

r. F. DlsEss.&N n Co.'4 Int factory at
Orange, n. j.. valued at 81, ,000 ana Insured
for $4,000, WAS destroyed by fire yesterday.
, 1881-02-18

Wilcox Nhtos.' cliundEcry store ami ware
house ut Toledo wrre destroyed by fire yes
teTday. Loss, SG0, ,00Q; Insurance, $40,00O.
, 1881-02-18

0f tho CUmH!ttcC striking out tic tirst half 0{
tho nth &c .Ion 1t tho bl rs 1t ca,no frum tho
House, the clrcc, Gcng to retain tho substantial
features Of tho IIOuse scctlon-yens, 10; nuys,
H. INC vote ""s as io!''ws' sn's
.n,s,, r.r-,. .,,,x~,u
aM;su,, an;H'nv fsn;.,;;, frst..; nnt"it551.t n,i,5natr
hi,nsunhs' i,Il.oas' tr,n.l.,,, Htnntn, ri;a'ut.oeK' i;'.!'
in:s,a' inas,a'o' tt!!ana"sunt t!s:,ns, rntt.. !rtI
I;i,n....,,o iIimir. hs;sttn;.attn. s;,t;.tta.,, I,n!SE IIeneSE
Ga!. Mcphcrsou, "indom--lo.
NAYS.
Heck, Harris, Morgan,
ltntiGr. Hereford lpptilrtuu.
G"ekrcl[, lnKals, Iugu.
fnMss n4xiss f1,t, iTM"a; T.nu,n;r. S!"sfs' V"st'
t;ar,s, Far,e. ''''''' MnI,.',.1, ttI,.. rnnrbece
t."rIu3,a St""'"' StSxnn' tviitt,.s' ns.a' q,
rsea ~ fha ""r,n nr ~" "i;u 1r nrIi
wih a,fssrs Dawes iio"r White t. a,,a M'll OF
Sii,.:. poHt & *Sss'H. % , Ill., '..,'e M
msia,la! q she commlitees n saiue'''s"at % rcatisr
section restored as "xFee'l to by 'h' House.
bcna n tso M s.e.Iops re". M to ,s pnyncn
ot tic ion., IN at.stti,1s to be 1etcr,i,,i b. sho
sccrs.ary Of tho Trclssiry. esc.. ,n%knr sho
hns @ rsselHahic lor slrSn!"tlo an prns!ing
!1nI!e'i Stntss shail 30 receivahIo ~ eel'atetal
o!n,o,";. oa, a"S.ts; This disposed Of tho coantees
A'sSs'isi Sts;ss. Sirkwooa and Allison submitted
''S%afns; rsaa II IT, former wa, aoptv but owing to
mi nnerstoo4t l,y muro thnn II frw Senators,
cnssc Ut Length. utter whicl, Str. Allison moved
hls proposition III substitute for the one of his
cotnEl1n. md exl'ninsl IT, substanct. ~ he to
to time. nt public lettings nn seatctl bids. lIo
s statea ~ ant u prnsit .i. ng,inst 81 nl,' 9nK ~
ia6iiu " c"tnettion, 1 III a i that % tic cerciary II M
tue Treasury wMs required hy II 70 report ivory
, 1881-02-18

HiolIER temperature, cloudy weather, witt,
snow OF rain, IL the weather program Tor to-
day,
, 1881-02-18


Tho River aud iturbur Appropriation bill, AZ
originally Tgpurtod to tho Hpuao, appropriated
3lU, l49, SN. The 0nly MnnrtAry uaaAxo nAlo by
tt!n lluu4u was To strlko OUT Tho clausea uppFtts
printing $ID,AU fur ollurAfln9 nild tnulnkRln ing
tho I4oulsvtLlo l. Portland Cuila!, $4,000 fur up-
Grating tue 1T. Mnry's Fnlls Canal, and RA.Ol
fur operating tho f)cs Molnrs Rapids taual, unit
rrt1vltlluK In ltGu th9rruf for Il LluFn,AncHt up~
Preparation fur these pnrptsts. Ihoru IL. thero-
foro substantially HI ilrreAsr nr hltufnutioa IN
the amount originally recommended.
, 1881-02-18
NOTICE,

csu,u ast:Ianc In puraunucv Of I'M order of the
sntlnx IL 81 !lo untsd sates. Aska prUjfosats TOR
aMih IT, " aa anpss Es r. gue: ,oys S
Addition ta Chicago. fr,nllnK
~ to Teht, ta9) sout on Mtchi1nnav and extGnd
F"Fs =. HENRY y. IH1lAA,
kaCelVDr. hr.. III l,gnrb1Tn' et.
, 1881-02-18
Ss.-~.-~-OOD SSss.-~.-~ -WOOD M4lNIIsLY.
"OOD a.' mANTELS
wy: y: WuLkE g. CO.. " II; ,S;x,';,, ~

-lCELLULVII1 1;3l31i9S
nl1s.ao fWutcr-Uroor Liz
l{s.a a tottH1s alltt IS0so,ug. Price
srqdIrsso oootts seat by anal. Call
Aa<Ifs.." ~ ItNES' Hut Store, SO
sE'' Tribune building.
, 1881-02-18
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
The Senate Rejects the Action
of the Finance Com
rnittee.
Three Per Cent Voted to Be
the Proper Rate for the
New Bonds.
Every Democratic Senator Save Bay
ard and Herman Ranged Against
the Committee.
The Financial Acnnlcn Of Sccre.
tary Sherman Sc0lfcd al
by Coc1re]l.
Little Change Made in the House
Bill, in Spite Of All Previ-
GUS Expectations.
The Senate Agrees to Take the
Final Vote ut 2 p. Ill.
of To-day.
Passage in the House Of the Great
River and Harbor Bill by a
Vote Of 182 to SO.
The Original Program of Empty
Talk Carried Out-No Change
in the Bill.
Important Work in the Appropriations
Oommittee-Hurda grab-McGar-
rahan Again-Many Notes.
, 1881-02-18

t1on nf tho I1Unsu bIl. Tho majority was a
scunty ntc, The nyes ben4 Fl uni tho nays 10.
There were Fn.no eighteen Senator, absent AMI
mt Inrcd. several Of whnm nro known to bo
oppUsc,l tn this nth scclIun.
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makes -four, while that of Hungarian
grass makes oil. The best way to
harvest both is to cut with reaper leav-
ing the coarse stubble on the ground,
binding in small bundles and shocking
like wheat.
If horses paw in the stable take a
light chain and fasten it above the knee.
Let it hang loose, just SO it will not
touch the floor. If horses kick in the
stable fasten the chain on the hind leg
some way. They will keep quiet while
| the chain is on, aud there is no danger of
hurting them. To cure halterbreaker
take half-inch rope a little over twice
the length of the horse, make loop in
the middle of the rope ESQ it cannot
Slip, pass the horses tail through it,
then pass the ends of the rope through
| the rings of the halter, and hitch the
ends. When he tries to pull, the rope
will slip through the rings and the strain
comes on his tail. [ have seen several
horses broken in this way. ILL
IN ordinary culture, too little impor-
lance seems to be given to the practice
of mulching. Too few realize the bene-
fetal effects. [ have found that when
properly applied, it increases the crop
fully one-third, adds greatly to the size
of the fruit, and if the season should
prove dry, is an effectual barrier to the
i'll effects of drouth. It should be ap-
piled when the soil is moist and cool.
Salt, hay, leaves, lawn rakings, tan
bark, and oil such materials should be
utilized as mulch, and a heavy covering
must be put on, if done at all. AS soon
as the strawberry bed has been cleaned
out and ut in order for bearing, it
should be n1ulched at once. The same
applies to currants and gooseberries,
raspberries and blackberries. Mulch
keeps down the weeds, keeps the fruit
clean, and retains moisture in the soil.
Do not stint it, but apply literally and
when the ground is moist.
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She SWeDt the Corners
[From the Contemporary Review. I


There is story, of no very ancient
date, of a servant girl who came to see
her spiritual adviser, and informed him
that she considered herself a converted
character. The minister asked her by
what signs she was made aware of the
inward change she spoke Of She re-
piled that she now swept out all the
corners of the rooms intrusted to her
care. On being further questioned as to
the performance of her daily duties, it
soon became apparent that there was
still great room for improvements mat
tiers of cleanliness; SO she was told to go
home, to be still more CONSCIENTIOUS,
and to return at some no distant period,
when she could report further progress
in the reformation that had just begun,
and then she might be admitted to a full
participation of church privilegesl
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William j. Coughlin, of Somerville, Mass, says: In
the fall of 1876 was taken with bleeding of the lungs
followed by cough. lost my appetite and
fesh and was confined to my bed. In 1877 was adj
mtted to the hospital. The doctors said had hole
in my lung as big as half dollar. At one time report
went around that dead. I gave up hope, but q
friend told me of Dr. WILLIAM HALLS BALsAM FOB
THE LUNGS got bottle when, to my surprise, com
meneed to feel better and to-day feel better than for
three years past write this hoping every afflicted
with diseased lungs will take DR.. WILLIAM HALLS
BALsAM, and be convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN BE
CURED positively say it has done good than
all the other medicines have taken since my sickness
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to American science, and closed bis lecture as

to American science, and closed bis lecture az
follows
'How to restore the health when broken and
how to keep the body perfect and free from
disease must ever be mans highest study
That one Of the greatest revelations of the
present day has been made in ascerta1ning the
true seat of health to be in the kidneys and
liver. all scientists now admit, and I can but
feel that the discovery which I have been per.
mitted to make. and which I have described tC
you, is destined to prove the greatest, best and
most reliable friend to those who suffer and
long for happiness, as well as to those who de.
sire to keep the joys they now POSSESS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08

DR.. HoLMAN's Absorption System of cure has
produced positive revolution i'll medical prac-
tice. 1t is successful beyond the most sanguine
hopes of it's originator. No remedy known to
the profession can boast Of such record OF
triumph as DIR. HoLMAN's PAD; and in the Alb
sorptive Plaster (body and foot) is found an
adjuvant equally meritorious, and likely to be-
come even more popular, because it is some
thing that everybody needs. and is sold at a
price that the humblest can afford to pay
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08

SATIN d Lyon DoLMANs, Cashmere
Nantes and Dolmans, Silk Nantes,
Ladies light Walking Jackets, with and
without hoods, at James Morgan's, 1856
and 388 East Water ST., Milwaukee, are
now offered at greatly reduced prices.
New Cashmeres, Cashmere Foules, Cam
ellettes, etc., in the new shades; Grena-
dimes, Henrietta, Shooda and Monte
Cloths, Black Cashmeres, etc., newly
opened at James Morgan's.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08

EILERr's EXTRACT OF TAR AND WILD CHERRY
has been used for twenty years and during that
time has saved many very valuable lives. Do
not neglect cough or cold until 1t is too late,
try this excellent remedy and We are sure you
will be convinced of its merits. Chronic
Coughs and even Consumphves are cured by
following the directions; every bottle is war
ranted to give satisfaction. Prepared by the
Emmert Proprietary Co., Chicago. Sold by all
good Druggists.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08
THE VolcELESS MILLIONS.
BY FRANK j. OTTARSON.


How many noble thoughts have thrilled
The silent hearts of lonely men,
Whose modest lips were ever dumb,
Who never dared to touch the pen.
The babbling brook is always heard;
The roaring surge, the laughing rill,
Vex all the air and fill the ear;
The soundless sea is silent still.
Perhaps some thought too great for words
Is laboring in the straining heart;
Fear of a cold worlds cruel sneer
Forbids the quivering lips to part;
And SO the great thought slowly dies:
TITS never born-will ne'er be known;
Soon. with the brain that fashioned it,
With graveyard moss twill be o'ergrown,
They tell us words are cheap. Why, so
To idle babblers it may seem:
To those who pirate and nothing say
More useful than a foolish dream:
But to the man who weighs his thoughts.
Who would some great idea unfold, =
Each phrase is framed in silver bright,
Each little word is solid gold.
Alas. for those who never speak
Who knows what mighty things they feel:
What grand ideas fill their souls;
WI at glories silence doth conceal?
The poet says but few can strike
The tuneful harp that fame may win them:
He signs for the great voiceless throhg
'sWho die with all their music in them.n
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