Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-05-24

SsIT RHEUM-This most disagreeable
sud aegravating disease almost instantly
sured by the application OF fapilion'
said by all druggists.
4 Young French geographer named
sS,r.aff recently made an interesting re-
srt upon his explorations in the Sahara.
dis only companions were two ARABS
He described the sitting room OF the lowh
fzusciI of Metlill as a subterranean gall
4sy ornamented with pillars running
,s,wnsud q deep we'll By that continuance
e6e Council was kept cool even In hot
laws The men of the Touareg tribe
s.Ee not allowed to have more than one
qzsIe each, and she posed the greatest IN
sse.,ce. not only in domestic but In pollt
Isl affairs The Touareg women were
rnore educated then the mea. they
Esd and write well, they possess some
pasisal talent and their poems were cele-
xssed In the desert.
VIRTUE ACKNowLEDGED.-Mrs. Ira
sy,ssbolland, Albany, n. Y, writes; For
,eyeraI wears have suffered from ott-re-
.urring bilious hea, aches, dyspepsia and
.aa,aEaints peculiar to my sex. Since
gang your Burdock Blood Bitters | am
,asirely relieved" Price Sl.0O. Sold
" H T. Eberle.
The highest railroad bridgein the world
ssssaw being built across Kinzua creek,
aSKean county Pa, four miles from the
.San of Alton, on railroad which Is TO
,sxuect Buffalo, n. Y, and Pittsburgh,
- The bridge is at an altitude of 100
lss4 above the sea Level, and spans a
cassn 2,051 feet from the bottom abut-
sent and is 301 feet from the bottom OF
In creek to the top of the rail. 1t is 40
est higher than any other bridge Id
laaerica, and is 60 feet higher than the
suspension bridge at Niagara Falls. -Four
.xflion pounds of iron will be consumed
Is the construction, and 1000 yards OF
exzsanry will be required. 1t is to be
szrpieted next August.
Geo. Meridth, Jersey City writes: 'The
wiring Blossom you sent me has had the
asuuaest effect on my daughter; her head
srae and depression of spirits has VANISH
e She is again able to go to school
I'D il as lively as cricket. | shall Ger
aaIy recommend it to all my friends
rice so cents, trial bottles 10 cents
Sad by FL. T. Eber'e.
yBw WRINKLE OF THE HATED Book
4sEsr-It is stated that an agent from
b. North recently visited our city to can
rxzs for the sale of a certain book. H
sissfed the residences of a number OF gu
.5f7rens. and where be did not make &C
yx,E cash sales. as was the case in mum
Of instances, he asked permission t
.xEe the book for examination, promis
tn call by subsequently and get it, il
Fop event II was not desired to keep tn
rarme. Whether or not he was pre-
vrxfed from calling for the book is nc
s-sswn, but the book was lett with som
,su ar dozen citizens. and bill for ST
txxinss each one of them was placed /
ne hands of the High Constable for co
se-fien. This officer was not aware
azs circumstances until he presente
ssue the bills, when he was i1tOrme
is each case that no purchase of the boo
asf been made, nor any bargain entere
zx6a with the agent, but on the contrar
sas veIume had beer left with them III
len The promise that it would soon
died for. Several of the gentleme
.,exiuxt whom these bills had been pr
vsnssd expressed the desire to intervie
he agent and give him gentle expires
ssm eftheir opinion of his conduct, b
h~anst in the city-having returned
asw Naxth.-Petersbarg (Va-) Inder-A
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