Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-05-31

"A GOOD MEDICINE. j. Wyatt. ofRock-
lngham, n c. has little boy, five wears
Oh, who hes been SUFFERING wrth q sL;,,
uiSease, breaking out all over, ever since
ne was born. He informs us. he saw the
advertisement of Dr. J. G. AYERS Sarso1
parllla IN the Danville Times. and bonab+
bottle OF it. He administered i 70 5bo na
eoy, and state5 there has been wonder
Iul Improvement. The breaking out is
raPldiy disappearing, and the bows ar
Petlte Is good for the first time..Dap-
nile, Va., Times. '''-
aver oarsaparilla is sold by all drug
glsts' and is positive remedy for imnnr-
tiles Of the blood. " a1IH -, pI'i
THE PRIDE OF OUTLAwPv
C!TY' Mo, May 24.-Mrs. Jesse James
Wlle OF the noted outlaw, has entered io-
10 contract with Kansas manager for
an extended lecture tour, her Lecture be-
ing upon the life and adventures of Jesse
James. She will be assisted in the nre-
paratlon of the lecture by relatives and
friends. 1t is said she proposes to hire
an assistant 20 deliver the lecture for her
she appearing on the stage with her chill
dfen during its delivery. She claims that
her oo]ect IN the matter is to procure means
10 educate her boy and girl. her circum-
stances at present being greatly reduced.
Ihe date OF her appearance is not announ-
ced. She is at present residing with her
sister in this city.
NEGRO MUsICIANs.-An octoroon now
mere, who IS called Marie Selika, is said
10 nave Phenomlnal voice, and ex-Sen-
ator Bruce, Fred Douglass and others of
the best class of colored people along
with some Republicans, have invited her
to give concert before her departure for
Europe to cultivate her voice. IT. is
strange that more attention has not been
paid to the musical education of the negro.
At the Hampton Normal School in Vir-
ginla much is done toward teaching them
glees and part songs-and sometimes also
10 preserve the genuine negro melodies.
lhese last are in danger of dying out, the
negroes regarding them as a seryitude,
ana becoming anxious to forget them.
When they are entirely lost they will be-
gin TO appreciate the beauty and pathos
OF their plantation WasAinqton
! Star.
GRANDFATHER Used 10 say: sBoys if
your blood Is out of order try Burdock
tea; and then thay had to dig the Bur.
dock and boil it down in kettles. maxine
a nasty smelling decoction; now YOU gef
all the curative properties put up in
palatable form in Burdock Blood Bitters
Price $l.00. Sold by Fl. T. Eberle.
Richard King, known all over Texas
and the west as the 1.-The Cattle King"
Is small, swarthy Irishman, with a limp-
ing gate His lameness is due to the
careless way in which a broken leo wa.
sell. His focks of sheep and goats his
herds of cattle, and his troops of horses
and mules are estimated at 500. 600 head
IN all. His rancho, the Santa Certrudas
IS seventy-five miles in length and in
ciudes nearly the whole of the two coun-
ties in southwestern Texas.
Shanghai, China, Jan. 80, 1880.
VIII you kindly send me one dozen
bottles Papillon. That which we had
has been used up, and we miss it very
much. 1t IS first rate thing for chapped
hands, hash and troubles of that nature
IHOS. Il. WHEELOCK.
THE ROYAL ROBBERY-The riddle of
| the recent robbery of the Jewels OF the inn.
perlal ladies of Rio Janiero had curious
solution. After putting into prison three
persons Oh suspicion, and complete fail
ure to discover any trace of the Jewels. or
to mt On anything definite, in regard to
the actor or actors in the theft, the Chief
OF Police received an anonymous letter
declaring the writer the only author OF
the theft, and saying that if they went to
a certain spot near the house of the rris-
oner Paiva the jewels would be found in
two tins inferred in the ground. The
Chief and two police officers, al. DISCUS
ed, set out for St. Christovam, taking the
prisoner Paiva out of Jail on the way 70
show them the spot described in the let.
ter. The spot was soon found, and. after
some time spent in digging, large tin
was unearthed in which all the Jewels
were found. After the jewels had been
valued judiciously, the Chief went to Pet.
ropolis and delivered them to their i'm
perIIal owners, who had previously come