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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-11-06
REsoLUrIoN Of ENDORSEMENT

WHERzAs, THE DoVexAs INDEPENDENT
. newspapeg published In Roseburg, has
been Published In thiseopnty for the period
Of three years; and
WHEREAes said newspaper Is now wei
eEtablishsd, and daring three years trial
Il has faithfully served che interests Of the
producer and tax-payer; therefore be it
Resotged, We, the members Of the ump-
qua Grange No. Is, do give TIE DOUGLAS
INDEPEz DENT OUT unqualified endorsement.
and would recommend II as = newspaper
worthy the patronage OF every farmer and
exSpRyerin Southern Oregon.
GEO. w. 1oNEs, Master
J. P. DUNCAN. Secretary.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-11-06

The soluble phosphites and the other
llfe-sustaining principles IMPOSING Fell
lows HypophosphItes are SO carefully
and SO judicially mingled.
that their action upon the nerves. mus
cles and membranes in imparsing vitality
strength and healthy action is generally
apparent within twenty-four hours, and
the good effects experienced are of per-
II anent character.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-11-06
Notice.

T WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
i public that will pay no bills of Mrs.
KitchelI hereafter. C. L. KITCHELL.
Roseburg, june 10, 1880. 4w.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-11-06
King Of the Blood
scRoFULA.
O. 1e @ O O
Its Tngredients.

viii be paid 70 any Public Hospital 10 be mutu
ally agreed upon for every certificate OF this medt
eina pnhlishsd BY us which ID not tnuine.
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retire before LOCO Basoutos. The colonial
loss WIS trifling. The Texbus has been I'M
successfully attacked in the English gorges
Jadgnent Against Eaisoa II England.
Judgment was delivered to-day in the case
brought in the exchequer division by the
Attorney General against Edison Telephone
Company, TO compel defendants TO take out
license to use the telephone. on the ground
that it is an infringement of governments
monopoly in regard TO the telegraph. Justice
stephen cited the wording of acts of Parlis-
ment under which government acquired the
telegraph monopoly, and said the definition
of telegraph contained therein seemed TO in
ciude any apparatus used for transmitting
messages BY means of wire. The court. he
said, fully admitted the novelty and value of
the telephone. Though it might be necessary
for scientific purposes to distinguish between
II and the telegraph, it seemed to him
definition of the latter in the acts of Parlia-
ment Was wide enough 10 cover every in
strument thar might be invented which en-
ployed electricity transmitted by wire as
means OF conveying information. Defendants
therefore were liable on information for in
fringing on the privileges of the Postmaster
General. Judgment accordingly was for the
crown with costs. Counsel for defendants
asked Judgment STAYED pending an appeal. Ii
was eventually arranged that the order Of
court should continue one term. allow ing the
telephone TO continue operations
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LATEST BY MAIL.

Hon. James NJ. Stone died on Sunday at
his residence in the Charlestown district.
Gen. Grant denies that he has hired cx-
Senator Chaffee's New York house; he will
retain his quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
for the winter.
"Perley," in the Boston Journal, says that
Senator Blaine's proposition to increase the
Supreme court Judges to thirteen and select
three or four of the most eminent democratic
lawyers in the country is received with favor.
There is a good deal of activity in the
Auburn shoe factories. One of the largest
factories has made more goods the past week
than for several months previous, and Is
piling up the cases for future Shipment
Leriston journal.
Mrs. A. G. Spear Of Rockland, mother Of
Mrs. VIM. Z. Frye, died in Rockland on
Friday and her obscquies were attended on
Sunday. Mrs. Spear was about rs years of
age. Her husband and five children survive
her. Mrs. ex-Gov. Garcelon was also q
daughter Of Mrs. Spear. Congressman and
Mrs. FRYE. ex-Gov. and Mrs. Garcelon and
many relatives and friends attended the
funeral service on Sunday.
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v FOREIGN NEWS.
Irish Revolution.

LONDON. December 20. The troop ship
HimaIva has been ordered to disembark a
battalion of the rifle brigade at Queenstown.
The Freeman Journal speaks bitterly of
suppression of the meeting at Callohill. Sat-
urday, and says government meant to pro-
woke a collision with the troops.
Prohibition of land league meetings by the
Irish privy council caused considerable ex-
citement in London and Dublin. Capt. Boy
colt demands f60, 900 reparation from the
government for property lost.
David X. Plunkett, member of Commons
for Dublin University, speaking alta con-
servatve meeting in Chesterfield. yesterday,
said government was bound TO fall.
Jaaes Stansfield, radical member of CON-
mons for Halifax. speaking at Sowerby
Bridge. yesterday. said as a member of the
commission of agriculture, he had spent
some time in ireland studying the Irish
question They had now, he said. to face a
great crisis. and he believed remedy for the
present state Of things would be found.
A correspondent of the Times at Dublin
saws the country is drifting nearer the rocks
and nothing is done to save her The wave
of agitation swept with greater force through
the provinces, and although it has met with
a check in Ulster nobody can tell how long
the barrier which the loyal feeling in Ulster
imposes will be able to Withstand repeated
shocks Parnell's bands of coercion have
triumphed while government shrinks from
any attempt to counteract 1t.
English Defeat at Cape Good Hope.
News has arrived from the Cape TO the
effect that the Burghers had been seriously
defeated BY the Beers, and that the Cape
authorities find that the area of war is spread
! ing so widely that it viii become absolutei,
necessary TO call for British troops.
A telegram for assistance has been re
ceived at the war office.
A telegram to the colonial officer from
| Pietrmatazburg. Dec. 18th, reports that 800
Beers have taken possession of Heidelburl
and established republic, with Paul knige
a. president, and Joubert as commandan'
No act of violence has been committed
| Communication with Pretroara is cut. Al
| available troops are being sent
| Latest advices from Mofetong report tina
the patroling column has been compelled {
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rleasanf Surprise
Rev. G. w. Whitney and his estin,able
lady, were last night the recipients of two
beautiful and costly presents, as testimonial
OF the love and esteem of their pari.hioners.
Neither Mr.. Whitney or his wife had pre-
sious knowledge of the designs of their
friends Mr.. Whitney had been spending an
snerhoon with Ex-Governor Morrill,, and on
returning home. found his house in the un-
dhputed possession of an army of happy
people. To say that the gentleman was sur
prised would hardly explain the emotions
winch crowded themselves into every Inca
'heht OF his countenance. Mr. E. r. Pierce
with few well chosen words, in behalf of
iorty-seven of the young people of the
parish, presented to Mr. Whitney "a
beautiful geological cabinet. Mr.. W. re-
sponded IN his usual happy style, mingling a
vein OF humor with the undisguised gratitude
which welled up in his heart and found elo-
quent expression in words. Immediately
aiter ne had concluded, lady stepped for
ward, ard in series of finely formed SEN
fences presented to Mrs whitney an elegant
otter muf and cuffs. The surprise was too
complete for Mrs. W to express her thanks
in words, but her moist eyes and quivering
LIP eioquently conveyed her thoughts. The
splendid article of furniture was made by
our well-known cabinet maker and engraver
james w. Jones, Esq. 1t is massive piece
OF intricate and beautiful workmanship.
1t is of elegant design, being divided
into series of compartments, each
calculated to receive particular class
OF minerals. The material used in its con-
struction is walnut, and veneer of Trver
Bull. Carved medallion heads form centre
pieces between the veneers A splendid
specimen of Spruce Head granite, is set in the
moulding which crowns the top, and a slab
of Italian marble divides the shelves from
the compartments beneath After the pre-
sentaton the company were RECALLED with
bountiful repast, and at late hour sought
their homes, realizing that it is far pleasanter
to give than to receive.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next ~ Houls.
War Dept. Office Chief Signal Officer.
Washington. ID. c.. December 2l,-1 a. m I
For the New England and Middle States,
northeast TO northwest winds, falling barom-
eter. threatening weather and snow, and no
decided change in temperature Cautionary
SIGNALS continue at Woods Holl. Boston,
section 8, and ordered for Portland, Section
.. and Eastport.
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s;ailty of Manslanghter.
Outrage Committed.
FINANcIALAND coM11RRCIAL


krcath9 Ke1loFt. :
Nkw YORK. December 20. !
Money loaned al per cent. throughout the day.
Prime mercantile paper ssa.. Exchange strong aud
nominally higher. Actual business at 4ssaA.ssl
for long and 4s,a4 s. for short. Governments gcr.
orally strong and higher for Is and 80 of 1851. In
State bonds, Tennesse~s sold at Ssl for new AMI
new series. Stock marke, advanced to :, in early
dealings. Metropolitan Elevated, Canada Southern
and Reading leading the upward movement. Sabss.
quently prices declined to 81. Northwest and Chi
cago showing the most weakness. During the afte3'
noon speculation was irregular and unsettled, with
frequent fluctuations between strength and depre.
sion, but in final dealings the general list became
strong and closed AT recovery Of toll.
Transactions, AS, 600 shares.
Closing bids. \
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Arrested.

NORTH ADAMS. December ~. II. q.
Walden. who has held several positions of
trust. and Is at present deputy sheriff; was
arrested this afternoon charged with incen-
diarism.
Bosroy. December 20. +. Henry Perkins.
a prominent stock broker, arrested this after
noon for unlawfullv disposing of collateral
security to the value of $4,000. He was
admitted to So .000 bail.
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BY GRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
MAINE.
Fog Bell Out of Order.

RoCKLASD. December 20. The gear on
the fog bell boat off White Head. has been
broken BY collision or otherwise. and the
bell does not sound.
Arrival.
PORTLAND. December 20. Steamship
Lake Nepigon. from Liverpool the eth, has
arrived.
Letter from ten. Chamberlain.
BoorHBAY, December 20. RumOrs being
freely circulated in some quarters that in the
coming Senatorial contest for successor to
Mr.. Hamlin. General Chamberlain would
not be candidate and his name would not
be used, letter was addressed to General
Chamberlain by Chas. II. Fisher of Booth
BAY. member in the coming legislature, and a
caucus Of whose towns people have expressed
a preference for General Chamberlain for
United States Senator. Mr.. Fisher received
the following characteristic reply;
Brunswick. Dec. 18th, 1880.
c. II. FISHER, ESQ, Boothbay -
Nv Dear Sir II have your favor of this
date, referring to the expressed desire of
your constituents that YOU should support me
for the Office of L. :. Senator, and inquiring
if am candidate for that position. 1t has
not been my habit to make myself a candi-
date for any Office whatever. but when called
to public trust | have endeavored to fulfill
it to the best of my ability. This Is my
attitude with reference to the question you
propose. Deeply sensible of the honor
already done me by this expression of the
confidence and regards of your constituents,
remain. vour friend and servant,
JosHUA l.. CH,NBERLAIN.
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Before YOU begin your heavy spring work
after winter of relaxation, your system
needs cleansing and strengthening to prevent
an attack Of .igue, Bilious or Spring Fever,
or some other spring sickness that will unfit
YOU for seasons work. You will save
time, much sickness and great expense il
YOU will use one bottle Of Hop Bitters in
your family this month. Don't wait.-Bur-
iagtoa Hamkeye.
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ILLINOIS.
Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, December 20.> By an accident
last night on the Pittsburg & Fl. Wayne rail
road SWITCH an engine and freight train of
four cars collided. The engineer of the switch
engine and brakeman were fatally injured
The switch engine was demolished and the
TIA in ditched.
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Superior COurt.-JudGe whitehouse, pre-
siding.
MoSDAY, Dee. Goth.

MONDAY, Dee. Goth.
+. Il. Freeman Isaac N. Wadsworth.
This cause was finished and committed to the
jury just before dinner. They had a good
deal of difficulty in coming to an agreement,
as thew did not return till 3.l5. They found
for the ptf.. assessing the damage at Sls95
NJ A. Freeman VS.. Isaac N. Wadsworth.
Fred +. Beane for pitt Carleton for deft.
The ptf in this case is the wife of the ptf. in
the preceding case. The action is upon
account annexed for pits labor in deft.' s
family Nov. 1879, to Feb. 1880, Is weeks at
SO week, $40 The ptf. is deft's nece and
the deft says in defence that he gave her and
her child home in his house for her SER
vices. and that there was never any contract
between them to pay her wages. The tcsti-
money is out.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, December 20. Justice
Strong was offered the position of secretary
of the navy, after retiring from the Supreme
bench, but there being some legal doubts as
to pensioned officer of the government
filling cabinet place. he declined it.
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Messrs. L. W. Hubbard 4 Co: My wife
was great sufferer from Sick Headache,
Dizziness and Constipation. for long time.
She tried many remedies but found nothing
that would give her relief until she tried the
Peoples Favorite Tonic Bitters. she was
restored to health by their use. am confident
they saved her life.-DEA. +. See advertise
ment.
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A CARD.

People that read the Journal are usually benen'ed
Inv il and we wish to inform readers ofgood places
to purchase Provision &C., VIM. q. Fiheid q
Co., Drugs &C., Bovvditch, Webster d Cot
Boots and shoes, L. r. Jersey, Ciothins
&C., Rent. Huntington. uovl7reodzm
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Auction Sale.

vii; he sold at Public Auction, At 10 O'Clock IN ,hs
forenoon ON Thursday December 2srd ins I ~ g. ss
r. ., cast side Of the river: large lot OF me
Fu nitare. Carpets Crockeryware Tools, utsns1, Utensils
&c. &c. together with about one hunG. 'sores ane
Of excellent Tract, BiogrspmSa,.
o'ne1 ERR WILLS, Aucfioneer;
Augusta, Me-, December 20, 1850 ''
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new YORK.


NKw YoRK, December 20. Henry Free
man, chief clerk Of the local board Of steam
boat inspectors, who emberRled 5000. was
sentenced TO three years hard labor and q
fine of $40.
Guilty of Manslaughter.
Adolphus Main, colored, on trial for muir
der on the high seas of John Smith Of ship;
Anna Camp of Bath. Me-, was convicted OF
manslaughter.
Outrage Committed.
SPRING, December 20. Intense excite.
ment exists over an outrage committed upon
an estimahle elderly lady, Mrs. Mary Moons.
by two well dressed men who begged for
lodging at her house.
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Nutritious, restorative. quieting, strength
ening and purifying are Malt Bi:ters.
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1atfn.

In Chicago H.. December isth, suddenly, OF near
81 wears. ii months. Formerly Of Windsor MAINE
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DR.. 0. Fitzgerald,

VIII visit Augusta. Cony House, Friday, December
24th, and will examine all who may call on him,
free Of charge. dec2l-.
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iNarrifo.

In Cumberland December 10th. James NJ i'rincs
TO Miss susie E. Mitchell, both of North Yarmouth
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ANNUAL MEETING,

The Stockholders of GRANITE NATIONAL
BANK of Augusta. Maine, will hold their annual
meeting for the election of Directors and for the
Transaction of any other legitimate businessat their
Banking Room in Augusta, on Tuesday. the eleventh
pay OF January ISL, al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
VIM. +. johnson. Cashier.
Aupnsfa Dec $50 ir,oitfd
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California Mining STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO. December 70.
The following are the closing ofcal prices Of min.
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A CAPABLE GIRL,
who understands house work, is wanted in 8 sn all
family. Enquire at
Partridge's Drag store,
5rcaittf AuRusta, Me.
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rs sno ne , trunks stand ont in their n.t.a,a..
n. WiLcughby has large numhcr . - a.s's.
- ,e aa works, which We have NO, snaea
, 1880-06-04
FRIDAY 1sao-rwE1vE PAGES

rGf"r~ncr tn tho netIon Of Tho C<untnittnn np-
painted by tho rocc.lt Htnte Convention nf whito
HeInthcR1iK:
tAIHHpv1LtE, Ga, May =. 1saD-The linn j.
NDrertn,. ". Il. cirrk, r. Rtt,nann, Committee,
ANnta. t7u: Your vRltlest fnvor Ut thu I'd Int.
your sddrtas. kindly Forwarded by thu ausnu
mall. There. nrr largo c!daaga If merchants.
farmers. tnrchnnfcs, unh otfora who rrn,1zc tiat
hlecchs.n t.tnr4ffe mid international tnu,h,pt.t
gan nniJ Ie rean!tcd through i.apubiyan rsIicy,
Many 0f th:s# WIN would, fail ~ meet
fnijy ID a ~ "'a!ra 'eS n y rcaent S n nn,nn,isat ]
tanSt therefore rt1rnntnoud your plans alIl ptr-
Tt1H"s. ait1 with ytnl SUCCESS in bringing thc
nt't important tl kttfw uW* tho eaLuHBs ur
ro'sosss which have influenced previous action.
t,t'r u inquire nf tl.a prG1tlllcrs which haSc
rights, To r1uuxutzs that tho laws must be re-
stx+sl NJ Just, md sqi!tas. aud 1,tttrtary. IL
progress an, viii grcat respect. ynr i mint
0Opt1ent servant, JAMES LONOsTRkur.
, 1880-06-04

IN thu farc Of tho Continental uuthofittr.
which secured tllat ri Ebt fur our naturallzGd
citizens, t;en: Grant, ~ correspondsnce .wIIh
EnplaHd, inslst1d nn tho seoughitU11 OF tilo
0pp0slt r'llr,-thnt uc!sotl surrendered for
0ne crime may be trIod and couve,rd utl
annthCr of wh!eh lse l!us had no not ce.
III yIcw Of tho free lfstitHtonsatldc cslIglit-
Gle allowance OF this powpr 10 tcfr Courts
E'ny pnrlIhps not arrlouuy anttanerr the lib
ertea Of ulelr cisl.elia, hit by tlNso fa,nIilRr
Jill ING exttnt " which The judiciary Q! lhc
government, t!lc effect of tho change ot,, tho
tnfety Of eytratlltod persons III times Of pc
littcal excitement can easily be Imagined.
CHOICE OF AN UMPIRE IN THE FlsHRIlES
QrKBrloN.
A. frank explanation by ,Gon. Grant Of tho
rries aSsstlSn, ESPECIALLY Gf is eiiofce of tfo
Minister Of }eeinnt as umpire, would have
II ErhiouTu Interest for tho country, wlilcl, Is
completely in tlu dark uil subject Ut Ma
sf sna Ss ses. ,G5s .St u Is e XS vi wcn
cnnlpnrctl with tho nntulti millions Of rosel.lic
which according 10 tho estimates Of Gvl1.
Gsnnt'9 Commission nre annually lost In the
collection. J,ut Americans are not fond OF
u get their naDney's worth.
Thr aaiiers1 wRs not one OF tho negotlators
of the trchty who used tho lanFtlage deInlng
W sGnnsi!y tho rEl,ts Of our 'isllerinen ulat
JNFlN JkltbuAlj lut4 ktt,t 1sf 4t6 ltNfC NIlGEEU
''ns to Its meaning, but upon President Grant
was 1ayo'Xai Alo duty Of . selecting ar UNI.
Ietn I III, ~. @ t",rnsc,,ssiue Ma.s !" ~ 9noT y ~
swi, .,.a. @ ,a Gxts"nn' =, r,,.,,on IN ~.
,,,,,. WG ~, w"t3 tsnria1'i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ W.
p'tsn ps,'}t H. oh,,,si,t ~. r. on,,hIaivo
.n atn,,i ,vna a,s.,,at W. ,.'i ,,s
,aiv havnMd III rnsa,7,," t, nI w
r. ',iti,,os "4 'o'''o'o Jo''tt'e"''oa W
~ srjn G intfs,r,ont tuna r+o,nnt,v mill hv no
,rIn II 5ap snrv;ca roau ~ tu IL 10
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3ut .i ~, Hr,l1ta.si III III 9a"TS aatsMo ~ M
ot uM iG X, aaI,s,a, Vf.,st IIu Sht r. r'esi
a,,t,t. III tiint nfat ,.9tn,,tt t,a .t,e
sot st1to., e ~ mt!i a.!u
Gs' Gj.G y. H. ,,,s ,rs 's t;," @ ra,nofa
iP maII ~! miu Posts ~ nHMsnt'o.! t.,'t an''atts
, 1880-06-04

aftcr; .o,t Gsn1 o. tho first evening ami EGO
tho NEXT evening" thc indies and nnotin.r Hn,,te
mai loft ut n'cl,.ck: Mr.. Ln1snlchcre rcfnntnrh
fnr ihn money 6y latter, which I prhnro; two
otl,or lah!es nssyNi; nn', waa M. Lat,o,,chcrn.
kebr!ght WIS rcnd; "i.ctchwts,.l, ncnr 1}unsta-
hic.-kir: buvn inst rt'cnIvcd ytn,r .i,hrnirt,.
hnTu nlrcady written tt, yo'i to-dny. ~ tn
lrcnd to-nInrruw n tnrt 10 .ctrh ths fcfrlnR-
lnnenfno ypu l,tp'iEtt mo from i'a,ts. Hvr or
brought tho t,iE dot. Whoro's my ii Go0Y Ao-
UEnt nv ttGHt Wfk1icAt
, 1880-06-04

<hfonkO. Ranlk ThlnnH d pn41f1as II ~etvwt{.,
Dtpnt, curner " Wan l5Hr4n And Sherman Ticket
Offices, M ElAEk.st 5hurh1Ah House, VAincr 1fon4a
Htdfsu tthc!tc Hotel and Is Cdnes corner Madison,
, 1880-06-04

born contracted for, and tn le delivered ny
sonn aa the rO:pi4 Will permit.
The Standard Consolidated continues lts
regular yield Of bullion, nud tl4hursra Its
llnlHers.
The Mltlt1k for the prosperity Ut tho
Btaes district Ia very favorable. j. y.
, 1880-06-04

t'htcnr" 4: Northsv-@term Railway.
Fht Maps, Eulu. Ilahts, ltac-Eahles, Steq1n9-
H'ot"mmrtas.m, ,'nt,' ,;t at!y A. any ~ tao fSowsa
t5rnnd fncitc lt.a6t Kdhka RxTxcM opsca fon
rnfthea.t cprnrr ftnndnph and asn.e.st8 X Falptof
lihusr, ID CAnal-st4, and nv tho tp,Apts, " ~
, 1880-06-04
HOMER ON THE THIRD TERM.
Erccec' and Anier1cn-1KiAtory Affor
Tlitrty CciitnrIea Repeats Itself.
=, Hru iufik Tc{d1,tlt.

crcocn. ard ar,hr,no-s,,.t,rx ar,r
Tntrv Cc,,d,,rtal ne,cnts. .t.,lc.
~ % Ystu ,ait TiSuns' sfsa'' '''e'''
rhe histor,o" % nf Tilvss.s III "' L wos o,so thu
1Ae hlstoi,t,' ~! u GtssoeS Il WIS "iao ule
hlslorlaA OF ULYSSES II. Il colnplete history
ottle wnadefngs OF our modern Ulysses ~
found II, the Olysgpy. Every stnrc of thht
journey in search of Il third term, from tho
White House IN tue sprlns Of ls71 around
tho world to Galcna lit lsso, Is described with
wonderful nccurney. 10 the politician OF
this epoch, for whom Greek Is last'ne and
nso" o"''otit'" "'''utJ e'''t"'.si'1e 1eetGts
lion, ine haffatlve IS accesslose III tne
rhythmic lines OF tho original. Less efhdtta
persons san trace tho story n Dryant's trans.
tha i"ttor ."nrE ~" I in' iii. 9e,,ara, ,ont,on
1ne !ahtef "oTh' wv HUI '!..s se''eta4 n!et'tnn
; Or tae Iecept1oh oi tle u'sunsalsaeo wan
~, i'm ,,n1nnn t,n,,
lied Ulysses. and vita liberal cheer
Welcomed tho ohiet, fnr plGntl[ulty stored
Tho rosal dwOllng was. :
Asf Ss s9Hft @ ao4yt s sfssf a s'sf M III III P ii
the countries visited, tho Historian breaks
out with Htis rpfcrullet to 4 Wel|-knoHtn per
so,,al hablt Of the distinguished pilgrim.
Sxsts: x; e.. i'sssss ss spssi il smoke tho royal p'
Fran tinne tn t,nc mcssapcs cnn,e n tim
wanIerer from his faithful dues at home,
whfrh sfrenrtheniII hfnt IN h,s.nnrn.,sn wi. ".
tmnnrtct liz fntff, IN his fnifiift1i III kfnntciar
f... l., f,~ni, WV iro HsS 30 ~; q ~ az
nmtrv. - ''AS ~' w ''''~ %'A'0
f1iyssou o,od,y asvv q
fhat ieSi whtfs 5 hS VIZ W. IN atat lands bis Rpods
Wsro wntohrt1 so fottnfniv. 1'' s'oos
Suddenly. however. hc roce,ved uc,va which
1os} I'm ~ lns1fvo ,snn m s ratns me
tn his t1ntfyn ins1.i. Wi.en il was reasnnnd
m,ti, ~ tho anhinnt fiebhb Wv liza a@7v.
WIZ Ni bu9 ohAlNNt SAJVVh a IailG 30t}s