Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-01-18

had of all druggists Hartford Post.
Iowa
BRADFORD, PA-Thomas Fitchan,
Bradford, Pa. writes 81 enclose money
for Spring Blossom, as | said | would if
it cured me. My dyspepsia has vanished
with all It's symptoms. Many thanks; [
shall never be without it in the house,
Price 80 cents, trial bottles 10 cents Sold
by III. T. Eberle.
DR.. VIM. J. Hutchinson, of Providence,
R. l., bears high testimony to the value of
Ponds Extract. In an abstract of clinic
describing some surgical operations,
removing Ulcers, performed at the Asylum
Hospital, Nassau, Bahamas, before the
Medical Faculty of Nassau Medical and
Surgical Brief, 1879 DR.. Hutchinson says
he dressed the wounds with ponds
Extract, which has been found the best
after dressing in such operations"
Ponds Extract is specially recommended
for subduing all Infammations and
Hemorrhages, from whatever cause aris-
ing. 14-w4.
EVILS TO BE AvOIDED.-Over eating is
in one sense as productive of evil as intem-
perance in drinking Avoid both, and
keep the blood purified with Burdock
Blood Bitters, and you will be rewarded
with robnst health aud an invigorated
system. Price $1,00, Sold by II. T.
Eberle.
TROUBLE In The CHURCH-A short
time since Bishop McQuaid, of Rochester,
in an address condemned some features
Of the Irish Land League policy. The
Land Leaguers of Rochester and other
localities, indignant at the Bishops inter-
ference in matters outside of the church,
bid defiance to his remonstrances, and are
mp in arms againstfhis assumed dictation.
There is no Disgusting the fact that the
Irish and sons of Irishmen in this country
are largely in sympathy with the Land
Leaguers of Ireland One good thing
will come out of the bold defiance Of
Irishmen against the dictation of the
Bishops and priestsin matters outside the
the church. 1t will have the effect of
silencing the slanderous fanatics who are
continually representing the Irish to be
nothing but slaves to their Bishops and
priests. Bishop McQuaid might better
attend to his legitimate duties. Priests
and ministers generally have muddle
when they interfere in politics.-Ne,c
York Commercial Advertiser.
GOOD For THE WoMEN.-Manv ladies
suffer from an extreme nervous, semi-hys-
terical condition. They have disturbing
dreams, exciting muscular startings, pc
culiar painful symptoms OF nightmare.
They lie awake and suffer the brain to be
fighty when that weary organ ought, ac-
cording to nature, to be asleep. Browns
lronBitters give sweet repose and quickly
remove all such nervous DISORDERS
Home Physician.
A FRIEND IN NEED. over again
Thomas Eclectric Oil has proved salu-
tary friend to the distressed AS
reliable curative for Group in children,
sore throat and bronchial, affections. and
as positive external remedy for pain,
it is never failing remedy antidote.
Sold by IL. t. Eberle.
Since November, 1878, the Lightning
rod Conference, formed by delegates from
a number of learned bodies in Great
Britain, has been at work. and has at
length produced report. In this report
there is a description of the purposes a
is intended to serve, with a
statement of those features in the COL
struction and erection of conductors res
pecting which there il a great difference
of opinion, and the final decisions on the
poiuts in question arrived at by the con-
ference.
DEAF AS A PosT.-Nrs. w. J.Lang,
Bethany, Ont, states that for fifteen
months she was troubled with a disease
in the ear, causing entire deafness In
ten minutes after using Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil she found relief, and in short
time she was entirely cured and her hear
ing restored. Sold by Ell. T. Eberle
Ex-President Hayes had his attention
called the other day to an article attribut-
ing to his wife the sole authorship of the
temperance legislation of the White
House He declared that this was untrue
"we mutually agreed" he said to 8 cores
pondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer, "be-
fore my Inauguration that the habits and
customs of our private life should not be
changed We had never been in the habit
of offering wine to our guests in our own
house. ..and determined not to do SO in the
White House. During my whole term
this rule was violated upon only one oc-
casion, that was at the dinner given in
honor of the Grand Duke Alexis, and
that was Secretary Evart's dinner, Civ
en-, according to custom, at my house,
and paid for by me. Mr. Evart's came to
me day or two before the dinner. and
said, Mr.. President, are we going to have
wine at the diplomatic. .dinner?' to which
l simply referred to our well-known do
mestic policy. The Secretary urged that it
was his dinner, and that l ought to yield,
which 1 did-that one time, and only
that time"