Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-04-12

THE COUNTRY.-Who that has ever
lived anytime in the country but must
have heard of the virtues of Burdock as a
blood purifier Burdock Blood Bltters
cure dyspepsia, biliousness and all dis
oy,lers arising from impure blood or de-
ranged liver or kidney. Price $l.00.
sold by H. [. Eberle.
The market is full of preparations for the
hair, SINE of them good, and many of
them good for nothing. r. 2. Hall &
Co. of Nashua, y. H., manufacture and
seIl an article of real merit, which has
been advertised III the Express for the
East year and we have taken no little
gains to inquire how it has been liked by
Ike public. One of our druggists informs
as that he has sold more than double the
axount of Remover than ofall other hair
preparations combined, and when per-
sou once uses it, he will use no other;
that it is not only bought by the young
people as dressing, but by older persons
Sr removing dandruff preserving and
increasing the growth OF the hair and res
toring It's natural color. Another drug
sss saws that he sells three or four times
81 much Of Halls, as OF all others
4Hsu1shire Express, 4mlherst. Mass. 23w4.
ECONOMY fortune may be spent in
using Intellectual medicines, when by
appIying Thomas Eclectric Oil speedy
sud economical cure can be effected. In
esses of rheumatism, lame back, bodily
ailments, or pains of every escription, it
Affords instant relief. Sold by Fl. I. Eb-
erie
ToNGFELLoW' WILL.-BOsTON, Mass,
april 4.-The will of the poet Longfellow
vas made public to-day. 1t is in his own
writing, and dated May, 1868, and is
properly witnessed. Some alterations and
erasures were made IL December, 1874,
md some additional requests were made
six months after; but there we're no wit
yesses to alterations, nor any signature to
additional requests. The will, therefore,
will come before the higher courts if any
Tegatee chooses to feel disappointed. The
terms of the will are $500 annually to bis
sister, Mrs. Anna L. Pierce; the same to
his brother Samuel; 81, 900 to each of the
children ofhis brother Stephen; $4,000 to
BIS brother Alexander; 81 600 to each of
the children of George w Greene, of East
Greenwich, R. l.; the residue to his own
children. Richard II. Dana Jr was the
appointed executor. but, as he died IN
Rome some months ago, Ernest W. Long
fellow to-day applied for letters OF admin
Fstration upon his fathers estate.
RRADFoRD PA.-Thos. Fitchan, Brad
ford. Pa, writes: 81 enclose money for
Spring Blossom, as I said / would if it
cured me. My dyspepsia has vanished,
With all its symptoms. Many thanks; /
shall never be without it in the house. "
Price so cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
SID by FL, L. Eberle.
CARE OF CHINA, GLASS AND SILVER
waRE.-Ladies, if you wish to preserve
v,u1r net china, and make your glass and
silver sparkle and shine, wash them your
selves. and use mop for the purpose.
A sufferer from careless servants gives
che directions:
aThis mop should be made of soft GRO
ehet cotton, tied or crocheted IN tassel-
ike form around handle, with turned
knob at the end for this purpose. Such
uzaDs may be bought in the shops for a
auarter. Fastidious people have two
sans of water, and one clear for r-nsing
Tbe china should be wiped Immediately
from the pan with dry towel, and net
left to drain, and at least two tea towels
should BE in use for single time. The
sfasses should be washed first, and held
ssbliouely when dipped in the water, SO
IN IN let the heat of the water strike them
g-radnally. The silver should be wiped
ssk and then rubbed over with piece
If eAamois skin; with this treatment it is
asuzys in condition. and rarely needs
sYsxiaa day for cleaning"