Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-26

ACCOMPLISHED. DEAF MUTE.-Last
week the deaf-mute son of one of the IA
nous Siamese twins, graduate of the
North Carolina institution, visited the
deaf, dumb, and blind institution at
Staunton, Va. He is very good look
ing young fellow, albeit his complexion
has somewhat of the Siamese tint. He
seems to be very bright and wei educat-
ed, and is particularly graceful sign
maker.
VIRTUE ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ira
Muholland, Albany, n Y, writes: "For
several wears have suffered from oft-re-
curing bilious headaches, constipation,
dyspepsia, and complaints peculiar to my
sex Since using your lsurdock Blood
Bitters I am entirely relieved" Price
SLIGO. Sold by H. t. Eberle.
EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL.-"Dead drunk"
is described by savants of the Paris Bio
logical Society to be a condition in which
there is a proportion of one part OF alco-
hol to 1876 parts of blood in the circula-
ton. Should the proportion ever come
to be one part of alchol to 100 parts of
blood death would ensue. This might
happen, and, in fact, has happened re-
peatedly, where large quantity of alco
holic liquor is swallowed al one time and
quickly. In ordinary drinking conscious
ness is lost. and with it the power to
drink more, before the proportion of al
cohol in the circulation becomes fatal.
BosroN HIGHLAND, Sept. 13 1881.
have suffered lore or less for the last
twelve or fifteen years with catarrh in
nv head: have tried all kinds of remedies
without any permane relief Since
taking your Papillon, | have been aston
ished at the result. | can truly say it
has helped me wonderfully, and | now
enjoy a good nights sleep simply by TAX
two teaspoonsfull of Papillon by insufa-
ton before going to bed. 1t leaves my
nostrils open all night. have great
confidence in it. JAMES A. Cook,
12Rockville place.
A FUNERAL SHIP.-The old Chinese
custom of burying the dead in the grave
yards of their ancestors led few months
ago to curious cargo being shipped from
Yokohama to various ports on the Eastern
Chinese coast No fewer than 226 corpses
were aboard this ship, having been ex-
humed at Neghishi for refinement in
China.
NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND.-Thos. J.
Arden, William Street, East Buffalo,
writes: "Your Spring Blossom has work
ed on me splendid. I had no appetite;
used to sleep badly and get up in the
morning unrefreshed; my breath was
very offensive and I suffered from severe
headache; since using your Spring Bios
som all these symptoms have vanished,
and I feel quite we'll" Price so cents,
trial bottles 10 cents. Sold by Ell. [. Eb-
erie.
Two HUNDRED BIRDS MESSIAH old
elm stands near the depot in Fair street,
Kingston, n. Y, which is a favorite
building place for birds. More than zoo
nests have been counted among its
branches this season, and the birds fill
the old tree with song. It is the admir-.
alton of every visitor. Many go to hear
the singing of the birds in the morning
SINS OF THE FATHERS VISITED ON TIKI
CH1LDREN.-Physicians say that scrof
ulous faint cannot be eradicated; we de
nv it sin toto" If you go through {
thorough course of Burdock Blood Bit
tiers, your blood will get as pure as yor
can wish. Price $1.00 Sold by FL. [
EbeTle.
AT recent meeting of the Ohio Repub
| lican Association III Washington city, al
offer was submitted from Mrs. Garfield t
sell the residence formerly occupied b.
the family. It was stated that she dit
not wish to dispose of this property a
public sale but was willing to sell it 70
the use of the association as the Obi
Headquarters. In this event the librar.
| would be refurnished precisely as it wa
| during the occupancy of General Gar
field. A committe was appointed t
make the purchase under these condi
tons.
IF Adam had had game of Fifteen
n,aced in his hand at an early period o
| his existence the whole course of histor
| migbt have been materially altered 70
1.-The better, and if biliousness, indigestion
| sick headache or dyspepsia were ur
KNOWN. Spring Blossom would not b
ineeded. Price so cents, trial bottles i
cents. Sold by H. I. Eberle.