Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-07-28
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE.
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Know Patent Medicine Firm.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co..
have become famous throughout Amerl--
ca for the marked good that has been
performed by the use Of their famous
remedies. These remedies are known To-
day to thousands, and have accomplished
many and wonderful cures. No matter
however, how efficient a medicine IS, 1t is;
often necessary in special cases that some
experienced doctor should advise the sui
ferer exactly how such medicines should
be used in his Individual case. 1t IS
also often practical Bile, when diseases are
not clearly defined, to consult with a doc
tor and learn exactly what course should
be pursued before beginning to take any
medicine whatever. By doing this, all
danger of taking the wrong remedy IS
averted. The Kickapoo Indian Medicine
CO., in order that their patrons shall the
sooner be restored to health and avoid
any possibility of not doing everything to
effect this desira BILE end, have placed at
the disposal of the public IN general the
use of their medical department. ms
department consists of a corps OF ethcient
and experienced physicians who will give
your case, if you will write to them, prl-
yate consideration and Will furnish you
with advice that Will be invaluable to
YOU all absolutely free. We therefore
advise any of our readers who are suffer-
ing, to write. addressing the Medical De
partment, Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
New Haven. Conn. Your letters viii be
considered as sacredly confidential, and
the advice you will receive will come
from men of many years experience. Re~
member these same doctors that will ad-
wise yOu are all firm believers IN the
wonderful Indian remedies, on account OF
their efficacy, as well as due to the tact
they are absolutely harmless. being made
of roots, herbs. barks and gums, and con-
tain no poisonous ingredients of any de-
scription. If you are suffering, it VIII pay
you to drop the I\ickapOO Indian Medl-
cine Co. a line as soon as possible, and
learn from a competent physician exactly
how to use their wonderful remedies.
Mysterious Defects III Engines.
Defects often develop in steam engines
and other machines that are very mys-
ferrous in their origin, and call for great
ingenuity in detecting the cause. Unless
man i'll charge of an engine develops
habits of close observation, he is likely
to be easily beaten when anything IN
usual takes place.
We read lately of a tendency to rum
away of a COrliss engine, which was Il
great mystery for q time. The engine
would speed up for q few moments With
out any apparent cause. and drop back to
its normal speed without anything being
done. The engine was taken apart and
examined carefully. and particular atten
ton was devoted to the governor, but
nOluIIlS WRONG could Dt IOuilO- Ou6 ddE
while the engineer was looking al the en-
CINE, 1t suddenly speeded up about nifty
revolutions above the normal, and before
the steam could be shut off, i dropped
back to the regular speed. The engine
was stopped, the governor again taken
apart, the valve mechanism examined,
and minute inspection made over the
whole machine, and nothing could be
found the matter.
Some of the people about were begin
ming to think that this cratic engine was
acting outside of natural laws and that
real mystery surrounded the tendency
to run away. By accident the engineer
grasped the governor belt. and was sur
prised to find that the pulley turned on
the shaft. The pulley was OF the COM
mon kind. made in two pieces and bolted
together, being held to the shaft by the
friction of the parts The bolts had
worked loose and permitted the pulley to
turn on the shaft at short intervals.
When hearing about this mystery the
surprise we experienced was that the en-
gineer did not thoroughly examine that
pulley after he had looked at the gov
ernOr-LOcOmOtive Engineering.
Wisconsin Patents.
Patents for the following Wisconsin
inventors are reported for this week by
Erwin Wheeler & Wheeler, IS and so
Loan and Trust building, Milwaukee,
%
Inventors Handbook free:
Julia f. Bascom, South Milwaukee, pneu-
matte shoe sole; j. E. Brown and E. E.
Petit, Waukesha, railway draft appliances:
G. Hauman, Berlin. ink stand; f. H Ho-
berg, Green Bay, Wis. toilet paper holder;
Sam Knowles. GibbsvilIe belt coupling; 0.
G. Little, assgr.. Menasha, sample plate; c.
Lusted assgr., Lake Mills butter printer or
molder; E. J. Pennington, Racine. assgr.,
Igniter for explosive engines; Z. J. Rock,
Superior, snap hook: Z. Straubel, Green Bay
drawer or file box; j. F. Theurer and 2.
Fisher. assgrs, Milwaukee, method of and
apparatus for producing air free carbOnic
acid gas; A H Garrison Milwaukee, assgr
stove or range design: G. & j. Michel
Brewing Co., La Crosse, beer trade mark.
A Curious New Hampshire Law.
A curious law exists in New Hamp-
shire. 1t is designed to protect the in
tereSts of the town under certain con-
tingencies. It was the custom for any
one intending to remove into town to
give notice of such intention. At the
next regular town meeting be was
warned to stay away because the law
would not be liable for his support in
case he became a pauper. This is still
the law, in New Hampshire, but it has
not been regarded for over century
Even wealthy and influential men were
warned not to remove into the towns in
which they wanted to live. 1t was not
matter of disgrace or personal 7ill-Win,
but purely q precaution to cover possible
future financial reverses.
The total capital invested in mines in
Southern California is estimated by the
Los Angeles Times at over $15.OGO0OO.
When you ask for Badger Soap, see
that you get it.
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