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, 1881-09-26
THE LAST OF EARTH.

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MIA v,o,v conator. ~ ,o"",a s.To =! w.. ..ao
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toss ns ,'a."ao, ~ S1os' '.1 '''so ssAon us
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snras,n. .,,s. ] sh,a s, soao "uehs " lsttip'o
a'ss's '',.a ,.. ta"o'" WV w co'cpeatea
- o's.J .'.s' .""'i, NV fll"s9 u tills
| e'"'.,.s 40 .',s oost1 ~ - n,s po''s "c'o w.
t!o l,.ou.e ' ".la ~ WIS u'e'e sAo outY 10
s","'o ~" ~ W .ao eatel.' , ,...-.,.
~ ~, An'ct1cals us ae',1h comes homo with
n'su'1"r nssu'1"r 1o3ee' out 10 IS moi the least Of tho
.1toutes W 4''s eSA'te.' ail''ootl tlat Tie uni
~, ,.Ia', ne''t. ~ ",aah'ht! ms peeh moved ny
,a .ho s'ols "i hls 1'!o n'a INC tfagcdy OF Ills
4 Ia ffktII II
, 1881-09-26
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, 1881-09-26

1STEfrttHEScE Inns bccn received III India
Of disastrous defeat inflicted by tho troops
Of tho Amcer upon tho forces of Ayoob Kfan
I'll the I'd inst.
, 1881-09-26

inr, TIN Snnnish cnurt viii hv nr,lor NJ
King Alfonso. ao into mourning for o,,a ,vrck
NJ n mark Of respect for prcsitlpnt f,nrdlcl,t
antl of sfncero sorrow for his ,lentl,. ''~'''
-.=..,rz..x,
NurA,,,,. nouorto, aorvtcos ,vo-o ,,o,,, ,os.
cvcn,nr IN t'o 1Trs, Wat,,oIist fh"s.,. % .,,s, '"I
wnro nttcr,c,1 hv oror mn ,ua.,I.' "nrs sr,,I,
fcot,,a ~ t,a ,a,a.,o,, ~ ,,,as ss. w paops. i"1 ,
fender trlhnto III tho 1,on E,no.,, a,a... ""
IN ,ho s,,,,,,M atasaa.a - ' ..n ~. o.s,'s :,
Nn.m WIZ al'u iofca 'li':n' VI NJ INC
s'o"n'S "o."S spuhcla Ill reference 10 da'nes
~. s.'','''"4 ~" WIZ W !eccseu Will gfeaAer
~, ''l''t 1"ose u A.I' BUTTS last escH-
'".,, '"s' ..s' """4css III 1u41 VIII oe iouha Oil
"''''oa p"eo VI e'ts iss"e'
/
~ IaaItcr OF great interest," VIC reproduce
tlo l'he ot mnrch OF the great procession to-.
"ay commemorative III Chicago Of tho faner-
~ VI lIeslaeht lsarlletd NJ tlese'aNl. Form
ihe on Al'chisan avenue. Will t'le right rest
'ne nv Monroe street, t1'u COLUMN will move
promptly ~ o'clock over tho following
footo: west on Aloiroo street to Wabash
a'e"ae' nofth on WABASH to Lake. west OH
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~, 49,, n,sa,'.,t.' ~ y s2"'ssoA ~ f1"'s!l' soath
~ ea,'. ea""na aa.' :" Alo''oe vas1 oll Monroe 10
~; s.n,',s ~ W 1s e"'o ."',.'s' c''st
u, ,fa,,1aa,, ~ t ~ "ustn ~ ne"rooIn
W, r.o.a " 1a,'a G",. ~ 1a"'s"" ~ oMte, sont"
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~ sso :" NtSN"" .,ci'npt AZ aooHs
80 .u"s1 .1,s., s.s '..s WI "pen f"'Ns me
.,,',.,,,ss.', p"7''''7 ~" A'''' I'LL" oeu's
"''''~"' ---a
t)un corrcsnont,ent at ,voab,roto, ,oe o,,-
ta,upd tha nntlIuca nf ~ novn,a,,,a o,,t,
ctsn upon .,,o n,,,onsv ~, ttu l,n,,,. 49, ,,r,',
ic,,t f;nrt,.lI ond thoy nra 1irnu T., - ,va.1,
tnrton t,tsnntrh IN nnotnor cn,,,,,,,, n.
I}oy,,ton makes ont mn nstou,,dtnv caso ~
Isuorancc. ney]cct. trrcru]n,ity, or bv whot.
eyrr other un,no ,nnv In cnIIe,I t.a n,,,,,",
of i'm s,,rrrons Win d,ssco,aI t,,a ra,na,'..
I,,a clorro thot tho ,rnr,. o ,..a ."s. '.|s:
hpr,,n mil, altar I'm mn,1or.a,."s ""s ,,"', 10y
,,,t,a,,, a.'',..s'IsH M, M .''"sit"Ae1 n""
"M t'"1 tof t.ls feasnl 1t was impos-
e'ole ~ "oterinlhe Will any degree Of
aecnFaey whether or not tao Immediate
ea''so VI ueatl was the prese'lcc Of cl0t Of
uloou III t1e heaft' ana, iurther, tllat the fact
t''at lne eiheal'l'i'e process was permitted to
n1eceae inc autopsy may be made use Of to
tne aa'ahsaEo OF u'llteal1 upon Ills trial.
nus c!'h'ee ls SO grave 'ls To compel atten-
t'"il NJ tne faas u tllo surgeons implicated.
i"aeea' t'le o''tlfe pscsei'ssllci't by Dr. Boyn-
! ION VI t''o management OF the autopsy re'
aee's n"'st sef'o"sly upon al tle physicians
Ill "lttlofllH
, 1881-09-26
THE DOCTORS DISAGREE.


n THE DOCTORS n1sAaREE.
Signs of m tmpcttltnn war nluonr tlle
II doctors nre unmtstnknb,n. trbe 1'rcstdcut,s
n case Is too gootl MI opportunity 10 bo lost.
u Tho different 'sc1loolsn of medicine nro NJ
ready bcgttl,ing to array themselves OF, Or
Il rosit sides. The attacks on the treatment of
Il tho President 1re almost without exception
N homeopathic; tllo tlcfenscs nre with counl
n uniformity nlIopRthtc, DR., Uoyuton. who
Il was pern[ttetl to bo present in tho stck-roo,n
Il and during tho autopsy on the special request
d OF Mrs. Garfield, is a hoIueopathist, Ills
+ professional standing wns not recognized iii
/ any way by the othor attending surgeons.
H Ills ltaIto was affixed to Monc OF tic bulle-
y tins. lie lad nothing to do with tho nutonsy,
! except 10 witness 1t, Yet, If he Inns not bceIi
Il 81ufsraprcscntcll, lio Inns lnado grave charges
/ affecting not only tho professional sagnclty
/ but tho personal honor OF tic eight surgeons
/ who took part In The post mortein. lie says
TINT tloir report was false; Tint they did not
t. find tho bullet iii tile body Mt all, but In a
Il basin utter 1t Ind boon removed from tho
\ body; that they did lind m abscoss III the
| lungs, tito existence Of which they after
wards officially denied, and that their report
J WIS tissue of Misrepresentation.
] Whtln tho President lived. Dr. Boynton
: was model Of discretion. Though tho cir
! cunlstarccs In which llo was placed must have
& been extremely trying, ho did not oncc give
! way to temper. lie uttered no complaint OH
j his own account. Ilo did not 'nssal tho
4 methods Of treatment. On tic other hand,
1 when lie did have OCCASION to spcnk of tic
1 case lie told the truth. Lie iYns tho first to
! admit tho presence OF biood-polsoning tho
] first to explain the serious import Of tho
I sw0llan parotid gland; anli tho first to point
1 to tho lungs rs a new source of danger,
Throughout his attendance upon tho case l,o
4 showed himself to be not only n sklllful
physician, but MI honest man. But we have
/ not heard tint his diagnosis was better tllan
I that OF Drs. Bliss, Barnes, and Rcyburn, or
that ho suspected tho track OF the wound to
/ bs what it was afterwards found to be.
Dr. Hamilton, Of Now York, made state
ment last Fridny of tho fac.s rs he under
stands them to reporter of tho New York
Tribune. l1o says TINT innutnerablo small
substances like grains Of saisd, 'supposed to
bo minute fragments Of bone torn away
from the broken vertebra, AMI widely dis
sominated III tho adjacent tissues" woro
found III the blood cavity near the ball.
/ There was no possib!e means of knowing
tho location Of tho bali during life. 1t could
not bo reached by my form of surgical
probe. Dcnth would have been tho ln,ne-
/ dnte and inevitable result Of any sucl dar-
ing adventure. Ur, Hamilton is prepared 10
affirm that surgery has no resources by which
death could bo averted.
Drs. Bliss, Reyburll, and Lamb, who rs.
, 1881-09-26

Ex-GoV. EVANS, Of Colorado, Is pressing
his libel suits against tue Denver Tribune with
the saue viHor that ohaructertzes Ills aU4lnns Iu
other affairs ut llfo, Having begun three civil
actions Against the Tribune claiming $4,000
damagea In each case, 1t was supposed that the
wrath ot the sx-Governor ~ satisfied; but such
, 1881-09-26

fHEsl'EST GAhFlELns 1Hsotlt noet was
Ionnyson, ana tho pocm ho loved best was "1u
Memorlan,." Tho following familiar stamina
from this poem which he oIotel In an a,ldress
On tia .,cnth If Iincoln. omT rh,cn w,ro .a,,Ss
49, 'A' ~ ~" "e "e1 "eto taose
lunt once n1,plsca 10 hmoc1I attcf aaa accession
10 inc fFehiaenoy, have new aad melancholy
snfcrcst a''d sIsntslcanco nnw. lio WIS, indeed
~ some tityinoly gifted man
Ar.i ~ Iiu H. ~ ~ sa,aso a.ts ooSaa'
" S'"'f'e '"''se +'eoA'
, 1881-09-26

DhiJ FefGut Sunday inElNnH 1EO cHHth PIT W00&
Address TIL? TRt8ESE CuMPAHf'
NxaWAaxasW
POSTAGE.
Entered aths Posf.ontt at t'atr17a' 'a "' steoai-
Clau Naftt'.
Fortho beneat Of nnr patrons VIM des'se 10 sena
single copies Of 1IiE PlNrSE through the hhlt, We
Rivb herewith tho transient Tatu nf rslstaac:
fnrtian mi DoH'eaE!e. Pr f,ory.
Sixteen Taxc lnpor. cents.
TRIBUNE HlsAScf1 OFFICES.
THE cn,cAuo rnsnuxr In. e.tab,shea branch
Offices for tho rccotpt ot subscriptions and advertise.
NEW fultK-Koom y Tribune building. F.T. SIC
fADDES. Manager.
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Agency. II tsennoId-st
LoNDuN. Lmz-Amcrlean Exchanze. 10 s.rand.
NENRy I. Gtt.1ta, Agent.
WASHINGTON. H. hC.-l3!g + strnck
ssuHsazma9az@
AM ES'r5.
tsrnnd O.-rn-ftou@c.
t1nrk street. olro..: new Gnurt-Ifonse. Enanze-
n'ent us thu 1;n'on-s1uare Thcutru Company. "trho
BANKERS Daughter"
MeVickcr'a 'Ttentre.
EntIson Ettrct. 1ctwc"n Ftnto md nearhnrn.
Frsa.cncht Of Dennan Thompson. "toshun whit
cdno"
aNHzss1
1Inrrriy'. Thrutre.
Mahfb6 Street, hctwheh CIarE anu Dearborn. Eh-
aaseulcnt Of john slcculloual. "sirs!nius."
s14NsoaEXa
Olympic Theatre.
C1rrk st1crt lF reet Lake Htld Iuntntnh. Enrare-
,,orf nf {{,rry nnd E,x,. t.,wnlv romnrnv "tt,,I
duons rcn!G."
{nUtryt~ 'Thrnfrc.
fsnfnh sfrtt. t+tweri4 tnrd md In SA1lr.
rnrnccn,cnt nj Nll,Tn E.fnnI,,a snnrks tt,nr,nr
"prsams," "'''' ''''""' e''''"' @''''''A''
..,.,un,. =, .Tu.,.
rnisich street, ncnr aiNs1n. West slin. vhslcty
eo
Lrc~um Thcnfrs:
c,y entertainment.
<,x ,, -. ..s - ~" a"sHE'
,,,".,n,,n,,nt "'" ''' ''''' o'teS0 '"''e''
chtert"'hn'e"@ -
.ssa ss..a..s
nzrs1zz
CHICAGO tOMMASnt;ItY. Nr. u. KNIGHTS
~ AH--A AL tTt
, 1881-09-26

GEszXn& i 81 9a @a EsH4
Is written: "l5. Afbrrls-Do not In nlnr.nol."
While oil tho REVERSE In 4 roun,l hold hanll. hut
pn, nvr., ,1acoh. Rlss.-Jowe1crs-E. Il. HL1Ra."
This sirs. toursland Hot from yn,nE IliIss IN
Washington. when sliC wns thorn AuH. II, and
passed. by tho nntio at Mrs. Graco Davis. She
tells n long story abnnt hor arrangements With
young Hiss. how sl,n OVEN ha,l tho urudcncc to
alto Anit:
tho ts;s e9rrorsttos Of III Lot youaE
"Wcli. in Que Ut n!to ask: iiMs Jay Gould
es% sssy w e 'as ss as esg y asrss M Tsf Ss s, +
would show tlorc coulh ,o IN doubt whatcycr
that Dr f1ltse sn11 had given inc cipher Msctt
by ,tny Gonl.i Now, with whom did Gould uso
TIfEit: Is great excitement in st. Louis
oyer the rumor TINT 4 Chlcago dry-goods house
Is negotiating for plrco OF property fn TINT
city With View nf establishing branch Of thotr
Chicago establishment. Tho prospect Of having
In tliotr midst concern Of such magnitude ms
tho branch OF ChlcNRo buslEcss-houso would
naturally bo ID n tluzzl!tg nup tost Louis people,
and tho nattcr is bo1ng Riycn considerable at-
tcnttou by tho newspapers. Tho Globe Democrat
OF Saturday snya:
Avent)otnnt1 prominently identified with tho
rual and Insurance. t1turcsg stated yrster.
twpon tho ul,horitcs of thu St, i,uujs University
AM, tho great lry.goola firm Of afusshn Field Il
Cg Of iGh!easo TOR tS p.?reh.so St ts slto
cnpyInK tho entire block on Ninth strcct,
Washiiirton nlii Chrjsty uyen,lcs to Tho
Tenfb street lin. It IA yr known TINT tin in.
stitt,t0n ID craI1lrc Tor r0ot, and uTltayornbly
located aud that tho Jest,lts f,nvc boon nnxulia
for long time 10 build on ttlotr Drand nyut,ito
pruperty. Negotiations yyero pending with tho
Chfcn3o f5rM for p,irehnsv so,fo twU yenrs nuS.
Tho property, which Is most admirably situated
for business plirl,oscs in view Of tho r1trLd
movement west OF Ic1st1ix commercial houses.
wis hold at tho limo ut Sf,tWU000. Marshall
FttH1 " TO- tHuu1tt tll0 pElCH WIS TOO 0IR1, anu
, 1881-09-26
4 IA lH 4 u E{ R@

been reduced by Ills owu misconduct. \
few months ago llo distalnfully tluuR AWAY
! Senatorsl,ip, MD now lie In Intriguing and
struggling 10 got into tho Statc Convention
! BY n i,ack window, ns n .bnltcr" md n .tis-
organizer. II docs not ntld 10 tho rroprlety
of his conduct tint lie so.,ll ,,ye Improved
i tho sccoitl tluy after tho Presidents death
! 10 cnEago In a tltsgraccful partisan, hrol1 In
The Oncfstn County Convention, and to splIt
It. oil f'msy prctcxt, for The purpose Of
i forclng himself into tile stato Convention,
Yet tl,ia seems 10 he his ldea Of wllut was rc-
! 1nIrod from HIN by tho occasion.
| .sn-eaun~
/ iElEr generally throughout tho pulplts of
! Chicago yesterday notlco wns t.,kcl, nf tho
tlcatli Of President Garfield, s.nI LESSONS
/ afa"n from Ills noble lI1o aid career ntui tho
/ snelrlltlil manner Of his taking of. Among
! tiro or In part In o,r columna this ,,or,,,uv
aro those Of Prof. Swing nj I'm t,c,,troi
Cl,urcf. tjle Rov llrooke ttcrford Mt thn
Churcl, OF tho Mcsslnl,, thu 1ioy. tirrr1cl.
johnson Mt Tim Fourtl, preshytcrInn Church
the Rev, Or. Cayerno Mt tho 1,ront,,s f,h,,rc,,
/ tDr Tho,uns'). DR.. Williamson at tte F,rst
Methodist Church, 1)r. II. ". Patterson n
the First Presbyterian Church. tho Rev. j.,
r, Mcrcar Mt Hershey Hall, l}tsl,op Cheney
! ut tho Farwcl Halt memorial services. tic
J. I,cv. Luther rurdeo ut Calvary Episcopal
| Church, Bishop Cheney ut Christ {l,cforu,c,l
Episcopan Church, Dr. l,ori,ncr nj, TIM Eirst
| Baptist Church, ur. WorraIl nt tho Eighth
| Presbyterian Church. Tho has roorn.s :,
Mnp Mt Unity Church. tlo l,cr Ar.
thur Little Mt tho Nnw Enrlnui
Church, tho Rev. e. N. Gilbert ut
tho Tabernacle Church, Or. Sheppard Mt
Truce Atethoalst Church, tic Ney. e, A.
, 1881-09-26


Hail and farewell! III every land under
the sun this solemn salute will be heard To-.
'!ay; OIL every brccze tint rlpplcs lho fol.ls
of tho starry ting Of tho Republic tho na,1o
of Garfield will 6e borne lii tho palace, tho
lnatlsion, and tho cottago heads will 10 rsy
crcntly bowed, a,d lcarts subdstetl to tho
tender pat'!os Of grict for tho loss Ut ono of
tho great men of earth, and touched witt,
sympathy for tic inconsolubly bcrcayed
fnmlIy.
III tho city where ho wns most loved bc-
catlse best known, OH the shore Of tho l,enu-
tiful lake on whose bosom, In boy'sh restless
ness, l!e Ionged 10 sail, III thu State of lila
iulnblc nativity md OF hs proud ristlnc-
tton. IN tho State ho loved So much anil
which hat lavislletl upon Him NIL It's honors
there, sealed from mortal eyes, lies tic
poor. 'nnEn.ct'. tortured body of f;nrliul.l-.
tArlold, the great soul, the stout l,eurt, tho
gentle spirtt, tho naniy man, tho bravo SOL
dior, tho statesman without fcarand Without
rcproacl'. tho tlut,ful soil, tho loving Aus,
ba1'tl, the tcll,ler fatter.
AS tic grent heart Of tho Nation wns with
HIM III the ttarelletl rnoln w!cru llo lay s,,f.
forIng, and rs It followed him on tho per!lous
journey to tl.D sea, benting ncryollsly but
hopefully for his rccoyory, 80 now, broken
and wcary with grief, II Is at tho bier Of its
deatl, beatlng heavily Mt the portnls of the
tomb. Tic great throne gathered from near
and far, reyorently uncovered, nwc-strlckcn,
fearful, silent, feeoly voices tho universal
public sUrrow. Silently tho mol,ruers stapd
about the slcad and weep for nil ,nunkipd.
Now thero Is Il nlfIlull sound, tho measured
trcoa OF great Inst, and to tho lloarso cling
OF tolllng bells, tho SOLEMN tones of thu diree
MID funeral march, the pour, bruised botly of
Garfield IL borne along It's Inst Journey,
buried III flowers, untler l,o.ldl,g pluucs,
under the grateful stla.lo ot arcll1ng trees,
oorno slowly towards Its Inst rcsttng-placc.
In tl!o Forest City only thest, sounds Ut wo
disturb the air; all else IL hllsllp.I.
But thu vast f'snerat cort6go moving STATIC
lily, and tho other thousands frlslng tllo lluy
of ,narel,. will heads haresl, n.ul souls suD-
duod by tho tliylne toltch Of pity, ara only II
handful Of the nIIllul1s win, In woful, Hor-
rowing nuod. celebrate tho nbscs1,,tus Of the
great dead. Every clly III tho lurtl IL .rupc,l
In snltlcs, the nlarts Ut tyatlo are silent, the
iau'ts OF plcasure arc deserted. All thu
churches cello tic sweut sounds Of pr,lyer.
tho d"leful notes Of tho dirge, und tho
SOLEMN sorvEce for tho dead. 'rlla public
halls ure tllr0nged nnd yast audiences listen,
, 1881-09-26

Gsrnnt O.<rn.EInnHc.
t'1hrk street. p}rGs: new t'uurt-Ifousa EpRn7e-
nent Ut thu En'on-:s1uars Thcntru Company. "trho
bankers Daughter"
, 1881-09-26

MunE9 nn1 !nLlE. NO IL, |. y. 4, Il, OF I.-Map,.
Hhe ra9neatsd y rset corasr inke aId
TIC funeral procession ot lie laso lrysidons "'saa
JItf, Mnfi nsr-o,u.v @' .. LuAaG. Fresidsnt
, 1881-09-26

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BOGUS Pads, only gotten up to sell on the repu-
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See that each Pad bears the green PRIVATE
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with above Trademark.
II afflicted with chronic ailments send Q con-
else description Of symptoms, which Will re'
ceiv0 prompt and careful attention.
DR., HoLMAN'S advice 10 free. Full treatise
sent free on application. Address,
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A cough, cold or sore throat
should be stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results in an incurable lung
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give relief in asthma, bronchitis,
coughs, catarrh, consumptive and
throat diseases. For thirty years
the trOches have been recommend
ed by physicians, and always give
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tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well-merited
lank among the few staple rene.
dies of the age. Public speakers
and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at
twenty-five cents a box every
where. 35-22-1y
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DENTISTRY.

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SO to do.
Feb. 9,1879 IT.
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EXPRESS NO. l.

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