Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-10-29

To make children healthy use plenty
of air, plenty of milk, plenty of sleep,
and always have bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup in case OF Group.
In recent letter the venerable Cassius
nj. Clay says: The Solid South is an
eternal menace TO liberty and ciyiliza-
ton" No more truthful or timely words
have been uttered since the issues Of the
campaign were made up.
There is a painful business stagnation
in Oregon and Washington Territory.
The failure of Willard and various trans
portation and improvement companies
with which he was connected has brought
about this deplorable state
Robert Bonner, writing of the groom
who takes care of Maud s, saws. Gle
sleeps on cot in her stall, and one night
recently, when the weather WIS warm. but
threatened to turn cold he purposely went
to bed with very little clothing on him
self, knowing that if it turned cold during
the night he would feel it, and would
wake up, when he could put additional
clothing on the mare. If the men who
figure in divorce suits would treat their
wives half as kindly as this, our courts
would not haye 40 much to DO"
A very peculiar case is reported from
Palmyra. Sixty years ago, Philip Lewis,
who is now a well-known and we'll to do
citizen, than lad of fourteen years tried
to initiate slight of hand performer by
putting pea in one ear surprising il
would come out of his mouth The pea
entered the ear all right and stuck there,
despite the efforts to remove it. No in
convenience was caused, however, until
yesterday, when Mr.. Lewis was troubled
by pain and roaring sound in bis ear.
The family physician. DIR Pearden, was
called land after little trouble, removed
what Iroved to be the pea, perfectly
sound Tut thoroughly covered with ear
wax, Then Mr., Lewisirelated,his boyish
experience at ledgerdemain.-EUening
Wisconsin,.
WAsHED-OuT HAIR.-There is sort
pallid, cha!ky complexion which the
novelsts call "washed-out complexion"
1t is ghastly enough and no mistake.
| Washed-out, faded, or parti-coIored hair
is almost as repulsive and melancholy.
Parker's Hair Balsam will restore your
hair to its original color, whatever it
| was, brown, auburn or black. Why
wear moss on your head, when you may
easily have lively, shining hair. 81
THE BRAHAIN's TERRIBLE MISTAKE
Some shocking tragedies have occurred
n the Sibsagor district of India. A
travelling honarie jeweler arrived late one
evening at the house of Brabmin with
whom he had slight acquaintance, and
displayed his wares The Brahmin, after
making some purchase, offered to put him
up for the night The offer was gladly
accepted, and it was arranged that the
ieweler should sleep on the floor in the
room occupied by the Brahmia's SOD, tho
Brahmin and his wife occupying the
other room While preparing to turn in,
The honarie heard the Sharpening of dao
and fragments of conversation being
carried on between the Brahmin and his
wife
Suspecting foul play, he induced the
son TO change places with him, and, as
soon IA the former was asleep, placed
iummy compose % bundle of cloths on
the bed, crept quietly out and assembled
tree ut the back OF the house. In about
half ala hour he heard the dao doing its
work, then EXPLANATIONS of Disappointment
as finding no plupder, shortly afterward
by cry of anguish at the discovery of
The mistake the murderer had made
F ON his place Of concealment the jew
O. then saw the Brahmin come under
the tree with hoe. Here he dug
grave, in which he buried the body of his
soE. At early dawn the jeweler decend
ed from his hiding place and gave infor
nation at the nearest thanna. The
police. found the body under the tree and
arrested the Brahmin, whose taial come
off at the next assizes-St James G0z.
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