Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-21

A WAC WHO RIVALS CURRAN.-Gal-
lignani tells good story at the expense
Of very wealthy American who. coming
to the conclusion that he needed coat
of-arms, ordered one. The person to
whom he gave the order was a wag. and
suggested as motto the words, "Semper
nobilis omnibus benignus,' which he
translated freshly. "Alwavs noble and
kind to everybody" His patron was
pleased with it, and readily agreed to
the suggestion that on his coat of arms
the motto should be represented bv the
words, as the ''Senatus populus que Ro-
manus" ofthe Roman republic was repre-
sented on its banners by the initials S.
t. Y. h. And it was some time before
the wealthy man discovered that the
beautiful stationery on which he and his
family were writing their many epistles
really bore the caption of S. n. O. B.
The blood cannot properly perform its
functions when loaded with Impurities,
because it is thick and sluggi sh ;and every
person needs at times something to cleanse
and quicken the vital current. Dr. ]. G.
Ayers Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla
meets this want perfectly, and his discov-
cry of this compound ranks as important
in preserving the blood in healthy coUdi-
ton as does that of VIM Harvey in de-
monstrating its circulatory action. Moth
ing else so vitalizes, purifies and enriches
the blood as Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t is a
perfect blood and nerve food It never
disturbs the stomach, but greatly assists
and promotes the digestion and assimila
ton of all nutriments, and in creses their
power to sustain and nourish the body.
In renovating the blood it clears and
quickens the intellect, and thus gives to
both mind and body the power of long
sustained, arduous and successful effort
Corning, \. Y, Journal, 35w4
GENERAL AND Mas. TooMBs.- While
the current rumOrs as to the health Of
General and Mrs. Toombs are exaggerat-
ed, there still remains ground for anxiety
regarding the distinguished pair Mrs.
Toombs is now 68 years of age, and thus
outnumbers the years attained by the
other members of her family Her ply
steal health is good, but her mental con-
dition is very unfavorable. In conver-
sation her mind often wanders from the
topic under discussion. The Generals
vyesignt has been failing for some time,
but this does not keep him at home. An
adjourned term of Wilkes Superior Court
is now in session, before which the Gen
eral is conducting very important case.
On Wednesday he read paper connect
ed herewith to the jury. He spends
couple of hours down town every day;
still, it must be admitted that he is more
feeble than he WAS a couple of years since.
A few DAYS since the General refused to
leave town to argue the case of promi-
nent railroad official, being unwilling to
leave his wife alone. The railroad Pres
ident went to see the General, however,
| got the advice he wanted, and paid ST 800
for it. While their advanced age should
prepare us for the worst, yet it is the wish
couple should bespared for years to come.
-4tzanta Constitution.
Neuralgia, with its terrible pain and
suffering in the mouth, teeth, and face,
often involving the eye and ear with its
sharp, darting, piercing and troublesome
affliction, can be promptly allayed, and
the sensitive and sorely affected parts re-
lieved by bathing freely with Ponds
Extract, and taking ten drops internally
every two hours. La cases of severe
toothache, by holding some of the Ex-
ract in the mouth many have been in
tantaneously cured. 35w4
Those who have been pestered to death
bv the irrepressible dandelion on their
lawns may take heart. Eastern markets
have begunoto utilize them for greens, so
that gardeners cultivate them for sale.
The plant having thus become useful, the
bugs will eat it off above ground, the
grubs will saw its roots in two the sun
will parch it to death, the rains will drown
it out, the rain will thresh it to strips,
and boys will dig it out and steal it.
Thus the dandelion, which has been
among the first of the weeds to coax its
way into human favor in the spring by
throwing out its golden blossom as sort
of flag OF truce and peace offering COM
bined, will retire from the field and the
lawn to the seclusion of the guarded
greenhouse.
Mr.. VANDERBHT's CEILINGs.-The
allegorical ceilings which Baudry has
painted for Mr.. Vanderbilt are at present
being exhibited, with number of other
works by the same artist, in the building
known as the Orangerie. The color both
in the smaller work, entitled "Phebe,"
and in the large round ceiling described
as 'The Wedding of Psyche is disa-
greeably cold and crude. The dominant
tone is stony, and the blue composition
is clever though not very Ineligible. A
score Of NEUROLOGICAL figures from ring
around the blue center, Stimulating the
frmanent Among them stands fair
Psyche, and Cupid wooing her. Further
on Mars toys amor ously with charming
Venus, and Proserpine fans her sleeping
spouse. Juno, doubtless resenting some
injustice to her sighted beauty, indig-
nantly turns her back on Jupiter, who
consoles himself with a cup of nectar
handed him by Ganymede.-Paa1s Let
ter.
Chicago, Aug. II, 1881.
/ have been afflicted for a long time
with so-called BARRIERS itch, and was
unable to find ANYTHING To olive relief