Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-09-06

and the Inauguration of General Taylor,
recently completed his 10th year at his
home in Clinton county, Mo. He is six
feet two inches tall, straight as an arrow,
despite his age, and tips the scales at 200
pounds He declares his eyesight, appe-
tite and general health to be excellent,
but is gradually losing his memory.
CHICAGO, April 20, 1880.
I have recommended snd sold Papiilon
to man customers requiring medicine for
skin diseases Do not know one person
who has not been satisfied that it is the
most wonderful medicine ever produced.
Those that buy it once use it always.
RICHARD j. WALTERS. \
With Van Schaak, Stevenson q Co.
The latest illustration of a novel in
ducement held out to attract crowd at
political meeting took placeHin Cabar-
ras county, North Carolina, on Saturday
last The day commenced by two mar
riages, which took place on the spot.
The brides were two handsome girls, and
the grooms well-to-do farmers The brides
were given away by two of the leading
Democrat c orators of the OCCASION The
newly married couples were presented
with handsome outfits for housekeeping.
and their first child is to be named ''Pop-
lar Tent" the name at which the meet
ing was held.
THE HEATED TERM. : The use of
Ponds Extract for complaints which par
ticularly prevail at this season has al
ways been attended by the hartiest re-
suits. Being the specific for all inf1am-
matory diseases, its remedial action in
skin affections is very marked-while
healing it soothes. Irritation of theface
and hands, roughness of the skin, sun
burns, stings and bites of insects, chatting
etc., are speedily cured by the Extract
| For infamed eyes it is most beneficial;
can be used without slightest fear of
harm. In cases of collie aud diarrhea it
also OF great service. 46w4
Princess Beatrice, Queen Victoria S
youngest daughter, lately sent some con-
contributions of her own work to the In
dustrial Art Exhibition at Grief, includ-
ing a water color painting, a very tasteful
| decorative panel, and two banner screens,
which are said TO be very commendable
specimens of modern art needlework.
The Empress Eugene arrived at Ems
about August II, where, as the Comtesse
de Pie-refonds, she will remain for some
time. the waters having been recon-
mended for her health. She will soon 90
to her chateau of Arenenberg, in the
Canton Thurgau, where she will pass
the rest of the season.
The Buffalo Express (Rep.) takes the
responsibility of saying that "Wadsworth
! is positively and earnestly a candidate
! for Governor. He is not the man to run
before he is sent, but he is now convinced
that the movement in his behalf among
the anti-machine Republicans, with whom
he has always been counted, is general
and earnest, and he accepts the situation,
and makes the canvass. There is no mis-
take about the information of the Express
on this subject. Wespeak by the card -
"THE BEARE Is A BEAsTE,'' says a
quaint old book, published in London
three centuries ago, whose. flesh is
good for mankyrd; his fat is good, with
Iaudanum, to make an ointment to heale
balde headed men 10 receive the hayre
aeavne." We know of many "balde-
headed men, who would be glad to Gre
ceive the hayre agayne," but we do not
desire to encourage them in trial Of
bears fat laudanum. Far from it. We
however, do not hesitate to commend DR.
| ]. C. Aver & Co.'S Hair Vigor, which not
only has the effect in some cases of max
! ing the hair grow on heads once bald,
| but cleans the scalp and restores gray
and faded hair to its original color and
vitality, imparting to it the glossiness and
| softness of youth. The evidence of its
utility are too numerous and of too high
character to admit of any doubt. Ii
required years of study and scientific ex,
| pertinent to decide upon the combination
| of ingredients that would accomplish
what Ayers Hair Vigor now does.-2ht
Interior, Chicago, M. 4Iw4