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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-09
LOCALITIES

]. H. Behan. Scbool Tax Colector; office with B, A. Fickas, District Clerks flee,
 ap-Io-IW
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-09
CITY AN9 COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
Joe Pascholy will soon have a job t' bury the Boycotting League.

The Taxpayers Committee will exert a wholesome influence in the next polti- cal campaign.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-09

Just received, five tons of Alfalfa seed, at Jog HoEFLER's.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-09
TELEGRAPHlC. Secretary Manning Will Not Retire From Office. Buffalo Sewing Girls Will Boy
 colt Cleveland. English Press Opinions on the
 American Riots. { The Prussian Landtag Resents
 Bismarck's Policy. Four Hundred Catholic, Priests
 Endorse Gladstone.

tSpecisl Di-pa ches to the RrrrArHl s.,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-29
Grand AUCTION SALE
OF CAoice Selected In.POrted
HOlstein Cattle,
At Union Stock Yards, Memphis,
Tenn.s ON
Wednesday, Nov, u, 1886.
(salo Begins Promptly at IL o'cl,ckI

THIS importation of Holstein Cattle has
Il been made by us under the auspices OF
" The North American Holstein Herd BOOB
Association" as foundation stock for hne
herds in the Southp estersn States, and en-
braces only such animals as have for their
sires and dams the most superior milk ana
butter records TO be fouud in North Holland;
The entire impo, tation has been registersd
in the North Holland Herd Book Of bot
land" and will also be registered in Inc
North American Herd Book of America,
embracing So lieiiers in Calf by finest hol :
land Bulls. Also, a general assortmsnt OF
fine young Bulls, ready for serViee,, helleI
and Bull Calves Of spring Of 1886, ana grown
Cows from TO years odd. A complete cat
alogue is now in press, giving iull pealgE.eese
and milk and butter records connceted W lta
each animal. These cattle have been shippea
direct from Holland to the Union stoe1
Yards, and will arrive between the Isl ana
7th of November, where purchasers can IN
spect the same. No animal will be disposed
Of at private gale, but parties who ettene tAe
sale may rely upon each animal being put
up and sold as advertised. Street cars now
run to within three blocks Of stock YARDS.
ADAMSON d DONALDSON, importers.
ERFOr Gaia ogues or information address
@, v, RAMBAUT, President Union Stock
Yards and Fertilizer Company.
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81 d

9. s. Tor & g., $50, 266 Com
MERGE > @traBe, perfaufen bic feinften
6erruz unb 9amen Mobemaaren, TO-
rpie @9ube uno 2leiber gu erltaunli6
biaisen preiien. I'm gefdaisen 8eiud
miro gebeten. 27,9,tum6M
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6. 8. mnner.

We # : @Dmmerceff raBe,
bdlt elm groBes unb iebr aewdbltes 2az
ger bon Sapeten, &ouleauT,
GiIberrabmen unb 2eifen.
unb ferner neben 3ei9neu>M aterialier
a0er Mrt, Garben unb Nntreis
der MateriaIien, beionoers
9ammers fertile 9emtf9te
n, bic beiten unb biaigiten i'm
Marfte, ot- unter boiler @araptie bers
tauft perben. Gen IL unb g , e.
geIgIas unb anbere in biefes Sad
f1lageube Nrtifel; tporin 9err Wfliler
bas gr6Bte Eager i'm Weiten bes Staa.
tes bat. Nuftrdse aus benz 2anbe mer>
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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- Gin Sabr, na9bem bic lebten
bierproeentigen Bonbs fd1ig gerporoen
fnb ndmIi1, i'm Sabre 1908, nirb mad
ben Berednungen bes @9aBmeiiters
Serbian bic gan3e Bunbesf9ulb eetilgt
fein, tpenn big babin bic idbrli1en
@in5ablungen in ben SiIgungsfonbs
b~eibebalten tperben. IS bitten aIss
bann bic Ser. @taaten in 43 Sabren
cine S9ulb BON ettpa 5000 Milionen
Dollars abbe3abIt, unb mabri1einli4
ebenfo pieI fur penfionen n%erausgabt.
Cine iol9e s3ablunasfdbisteit4 i6reibt
bic 81. Ginger, 1T in Der Shat uner.
bort. DAB trob zines 10 semaltigen
n9afionalreidtbums" bic fociale Grage
fi9 In unierem 2anbe i9on ebenio bros
benb erbebt, toie in ben inbufrielen
Qdnoern guropas, bas lit cine Der be-
mertenswertbsifen gri6einunsen in ber
@ulturgef9i@te.
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Die 8ranbiurD BON 2arebo, bat
nod aebnidbriger Sibung AZ Mnflagen
eiugereiAt unb f9 bann bertagt. Sc
Der 4ntlaser beaei6nen fi@ auf Rapital.
berbre@eu unb Morb.
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9te .ssreie Nrefe fir Gegas"
cat bon alien Seatfd 8 teranif@et
8ett,ts,eess Die 8r5kte Nbonmemtets.
tabl.
Ser wuuoes alrbeitscommiTa

Ser 8mmoes . QlrbeitscpmmiiiGr
Wrigbt bat Der 5trdflngsarbeit unb ill.,
rem ginHuHe auf bic 20bne %befonbere
Mnfmerfiamfeit 5ugetpenoet unb bas grs
oebniB feiner unterfu6ungen in ieinem
Sabresberi1te u~iebergelegt. IS ergiebt
fiA, bab Der Wertb Der BON StrdHingen
anaefertigten Waaren in einem febr gez
riuaeu 8erbdltniB gu Dem @efammters
aeugniB Der @emerbtbdtisfeit I'M
gonaen Qanbe ffebt. Wob1 aber felt
i'd 9Iei9fals beraus. baB bic freie Sc.
iperbstbdtiafeit our1 bic Strdf,nes-
arbeit in gepiHet1 3meigeu erbebli6
aefddbiat mor5en 1T. Mm 1. Suli
1856 befanben fi9 in ben 3udtbdufern
in ben Ser. @taaten 1881 perionen.
Bon bieien maren. 52,739 bei9dftigt
unb 1892 unbei1dftigt. Bon ben 8ee
fddftiaten warerl 1888 mdnnliden,
1901 weibli1en @ef1lehts. Inter @on,
traft tuaren IA. 939, anbermeitig 1921
permietbet; etidarbeit tbaten 2980;
16, 679 orbeitete,1 auf 6fentliGe &e1s
rung unb $3.50 tbateu Dienfte in ben
3udtbdufern. Die etrdfinge tperben
5auptfddli9 our 9erifeluug uadfebeus
Ser WoQren unb Mrbeiten pertpenbet:
9anowirtbf9aftIi1e @erdtbe, Sdub
aeua, Wagen, Sa5af uno gigarren,
0Ieiber, M6beI, Gifenpaarer, 2eber.
ruaaren, 9oIsmaaren, ferner gu 8outen,
Mderbau, .Bergbau uIIo getp6bnlider
6an6langerarbeit. Ser bur1ihnittlid
geaablte 2obr fdpantt 3nii6en 40 uno
SO Gents per Sag. Dit Wtrfung bier.
non 1T obne 3meifel, baB bel ben anges
fibrten getperben Die 21bne Der freien
Mrbeiter b~erabgebriidt tperben. Sci ben
Ghubmn6er > Q6bner lit elm fol1es
6eraboriifen ber 26bne In Golge beg
Mitbemerbs Der 6trdfingsarbeit big gu
rs Yro3ent na1meisbar. 9te Staaten.
tDel9e bisber bos @ontraftipftem ibten.
fparen galifornien, Connecticut, Sniz
rois, Snbiana Soma, Ranias, Marns
LAMB, Mafa1uietts, Midigan, Minnes
fota, MifIouri Stem 1ampibire, Stem
Ser{ep, Netp Oorf, Ohio, Oregon,
gennipIpanien, Nto6e SsIanb, Seras
8ermont, 9irginien, Meft : 8irginien
unb Miseonfin. Sn feds 0erfelben if
es ober folI es iebt abgefhafft tperben,
ndmIi1 in galifOrnien, S1tnois, Sem
Serfep, Item Oorf, Obio unb pennipl.
| Danier.
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@m. 3bHtna 8 ephu.

= 80
l1nfere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleif6, unb UNI fol4es frif9 nno
gut 81 erlangen, fam man unm6gli6
ejnen auperldfigeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 66fing & Sobn, No.
511 Nbe. s. Die 9erren baben benz
@ef9mad ibrer Gunben &e9nung GEE
trager unb in ibrem gtablifement cine
falte 2uftmaf9ine erridtet, tpel@e allen
Nnforberungen fir @rbaltung unb @nt=
fernung f6dblider Snsrebien5en bes
6Ieii9es entipri9t. Sic baben befdn.
dig in ibren 8iebb6fen einen 9roBen
8orratb BON Waffpieb, aus tuel6em
nur bas Beife fir lire Gunoen geudblt
tpiro. Mer reel bebient fein min, ber
beiu1e ben Marft So. 511
MDenue s. 1.10t1i
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Wrs. Winslops sOctbins Sprup tpirbi
bon elmer Ger belten Doftcrtnnen unb ben
Bdrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten bers
idrteten. St trurbe felt 40 .Sabren bot,
MfiQicnen, BON Matterr unb 8tnberr nit
ME fehlenoem GrfOlse sebraudt, iowObl
BON benz 6 Gage alten 9inbe, ME bon err
madienen 3inOern. St beieitist S@drfe
i'm Wasen, befreit Q Winbfolie unD res
sulirt bic @ebdrn1e; er peridaft fir 3in=
Der unb Oiitter Nube unb @~ohibebagen.
Wir s~Iauben. baB Der Snrup bas BETTE
unb fderffe Rittel 1T sesen DYienterie
unp Ciarrhce bel ainoern, Slei&piel OBJ
burd 3ubneu beruriudt ober bird anoe-
re llriaden. Cine Misunderstanding
,pirb ieoer 5lui&e beiSeSeten. 50 if
teins ddt, wenu nidt bas 6acintile bon
gurtis u .Yerfins auf Der @uBenieite Der
Ginpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn alien Mpcs
tbefen su baden, bic 6laide Is Gents.
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3ppfmeh

fomntt meitens aus elmer f~tarren 2eber
unb u~nreinbeiten bes Wagens. Gs fann
alemal bur1 6fteres @innebmen DON
Simmons 2iper Regulator
gebeilt tuerben. M6gen ale 9elbenben
b~ebenten, baB nerb6ies unb biIi6ies
&opfpeb bur1 ginnebmen elmer Oofis
Derbiitet meroen f6nnen, i0balo bic
Symphonic ben tommenben Nnfaa M
3eigen. Simmons Qiper Regulator 1T
elm febr t~pertbpoles Seilmittel bel
9pspepiie. bili6fem &opfueb, 2eber-
farrbeit, 9artleibigfeit, 9dmorbois
ben uno dbnli1en yeiben.
g. u. 9olt, prdfoent Der g. %.
&C.. SC. 60. BON Ga.
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2,179 i'm Betrass bon $685. 600
az anfrasen fir Asenten, fopie Ratep
fir Clubs forren nur in Der Office In Nen
Orleans gemaAt perben.
Bese ndberer sustuuft f@reibe man bentIid
BITE san5e Mbreie.
Dian idide @elb burd Yofal q ..
ten, Grpreb WOnep Srber, Stem Opri
Wediel auf Stem Orleans.
Briefe NIT gurreneb unberdnOert per grpreb
gBir aableu gsprebtofen.
W. y. Daupbin,
Stein Orleans, Ca.
Bran a~brefire resifrkte 8riefe unO Reas
y. 3. Woneb Srbres ats auf bic Meip Orleaua
NationaI 8ant, Stem Orleans, Ga.
@Dmarb Mocre, M8ent,
22l aceauia Strabe, Gan autonio, Seras
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California @eiue.

9err s. 5 Meper, @bolefole 6
&etailbdnbler in Meinen, Ilamo plaaa,
1T Dor Gur3em BON ieiner pierten @es
f1dftsreiie mad Galifornien auriidges
febrt. st tam ieBt feline &unben unb
6amilien nit ben beifen Sorten BON
CALIFORNIA; einen urb reirem 5raus
benz ranbp perieben. &einen @alifors
mia Glaret perfauft er bic @alone-$1.
Bort unb anbere uuberfdli1te Melue
finb ftets bel ibm porrdtbig.
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BUR Motis fir @erfiderte.

Som 1. Nobember 1886 an per6en
ale Jeuer. 8erfi6erunss policen nur
mad g~insablung Der prdmien in cash
abgeliefert.
6annie 8. Glorian, &.W. Sap & Co.,
%. q. BOnpnge, u. Mope,
Smith 6 Co., 6ran5 @lmenborf,
81. u. Doung, Sbos. s. 8raop,
Mgenten.
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Spbanmes g@err,

Ia an sr r -
penn fnr5sl@ IN 3url@ p~erEoIoeaen
tIaramsI Semofralen mlone1 eie
gstoin. 5l9. mopi ~ merlen, pie
9aloamllige, lgme'Lweoelnoe nIo leIles
tre1efil@e %olnl1ge 3e1lung-ToigeaOeH
e9renDea yagInI:
nSo9alnes Sgerr, 9eDoren am o.
Dil; 1911 gu QopenreUoerg als yep
rerslogn uno nag leinet ausoltoung IN
l@maollger 2Selle .leloI Sender ~ DER
FSglle 1etles Uraoers Det 2Slnlert9nr,
yep li@ 1913 u. Sfutigart nleoer, fDaf
llG ais 8roBer Semotral pefnor nno
fammelte fl@ ais Qegi I'M mnrfembers
gglidea Sarpfenteto9e pes So1relners uaD
palforenpodfes, murDe 1910 1ogeoros
neter uno yatglleo oes SaaDesaus19uts
les. Ingie Del 9eneH alnOlun8 lo4S
oas 2Delle. uno Iano als Uoeenl IN gu
flg eidIen unIerlgiupI; 1907 tieoelie er
naw 2Dfnieripur. nDer, no sr ais Ireter
yoef aiio propDef lgrieo, Dis er 1901
als 9rr1enor Der @eigtgIe IN Sllera>
turgeldlgie ia~ 3uri@ DeruIen muroe
Dorlais iGoH EN- ~oeriign1ter Ntailrt uno
Qis 1aGnlail oetDd1rf Ourm felne alge-
meme @eid,lDte per Slteratus, 1elf1e Wes
fdldgfe Der oeuti9etl Siteratur, istren
g5dtuer iiao teiiie 33eit@ Der 1859 &c
id9leneff NOR uilo 3i Dem belferl geb6rt,
mos S9err geidrtebeit bot. Wentt CT
felfes abgei9lDf1eile e9arattere bebai1s
oeife uilD fG WuBe rtD 3ett liagr1, tie
aus3nfigreIl, mar er an teltlem plaBe;
Elm SGtler. fpdfer etil Sliid]er, oas mos
rem pie rldbtigerl Seite, bic er berttaro,
iDeIi er agnllD empfano mle ne. Glr
Sd9slier Datfe e als Sgtuabe uilo ais
@ellfesoerfpaIofer S1nbarts stn beioits
oers teines Werfdno1iB. Del fetner
Merten, Dte lla9 oieler Duberoea aabs
len uuo nlelliens NuBenoe BON Aiitias
gen erleDf 9doef, II oe3ei9re1o, DOB tte
oIrntDeg elnen morttid9reieri9en 3ltel
fngren, mttiiilter elilen leDr gel9madlps
1eIs als Da n1o: nNfiTeo ptdles".
suttlmladl@., sOdIlrilerI~, nDainl1ers
t6ldge@, nWfsnfd1lide 5ragitDmofien"
y. ogl. %. Inter ben gr0Beren Nrbet'
ten pot PIC v@elgtdbte oeilttdber @ultur
uf!o slffeN etie lebr tueite yerbreiturg
gefu1nen; obglei@ iebr eiHieitig. ii tie
ein &61er pou yfeilen gegea bic CRIB
i9tpdder iiiio erb1tl1neu oes oeuttfen
ytid}els ttilo ietner Setter iinD Senter.
Seine inuttrirte g9ernlatilas nidt iein
De!Iss zce.t, 70! DuW pslI aDIe suliIIs
geIgsM!s lpa o~Dtgsalosi'sl pu1'e, l9re
pler NunagsM sr,eOI.
gef speag suee an 1eOIe nlr @n'
hen nidt: ober bic Wod5meIt fonm. obme
pieI al p~erfdmeiqen. linn 5iele @do.
anna ~oem6bren. Gderr mar elm
,pnnberIider 6eiIiQer, aber in feiuer
Meiie Elm nel6. Elm ei~qenortiaer. aber
Elm oou,er Wann. Elm ollemauniiMer
Oidfopg. bod Elm 9obf bon BON @ebans
fenblisert, elm gielmifer uub bod fein
aelebrfer Dudmduier. Elm breitmduIiger
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Meue gSaarem scue, asaarem !

Weme @aaremi 9tcme, @aareml
g m @inbereIIaS d Store,
Gde 9pufonftraBe & lpe. 6.
6err Baum pom Cinderella Sdubs
fore bat bic 6tli9en Mdrtte befu9t
uno einer iiberrai6en6 reie baltigen
8orratb bon Gduben fur Damen uno
2inber, iotpie fur 9erren eingefauft.
Die Waaren iino por5isli9: oauerbaft
unb iebr preismarbig. Seoe Camille
fonte es fid our 4ufgabe MAIDEN, i..ren
8ebarf an S6ub5eug I'M @inbes
reIIa Store gu faufen. MIfo perz
gebt ni1t ben
Cinderella Store.
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ne caAnlEs 4. yocElER CO., Baltimore. Nd
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MEDICAL.
TnE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,

t0sE ior Nervous Debit !
Seminal Weakness, Ex
|hausted Vitality, sperma
|torrhea, Lost Manhood
|Lmpo teney, Paralysis,
|Prostatorrhea, and all the
terrible effects of Self
abuse, youthful follies and
|excesses in maturer years,
|such as Loss Of Memory
Lassitude Nocturnal En-
'isgians, aversion To sociefv
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WAR IN EUROPEl
Rema0Uaz!


On account Of our removal
into our new Store we propose
to offer our entire stock of Gen
eral Merchandise to the Public
at such low prices that notwith-
standing the present hard times
and scarcity of money, will en-.
able everybody TO buy our
goods.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-04-30
BLANE,S GHOST.

The cardinal principle of reform ir
the public service is fixed tenure Of
ofice-or no removal without cause
Of course if a President can suspend
public officers at his will during re
cess of the Senate, refusing to Civ
either to the officers or their friends any
reason fo, his action, and refusing the
Senate the papers on file relating tc
the matters, there can be no certain
tenure for any person who holds q
Government position.
Why do the Mugwumps thus in
dorse policy directly antagonistic to
their Civil Service Reform professions
Because they are affrighted by
Blains's boyle. Because they fear that
any criticism of Mr.. Cleveland would
aid to make Blaine's ghost a substan-
tial body and to fill the next Presiden-
tial term with it.
The shadow of Blaine need not make
our Mugwump friends so uncomforta-
bic. Mr.. Blaine is not certain to be
the Republican nominee three years
hence. It is long way ahead. There
is nothing to cause much doubt of the
election of a Democratic successor to
Mr.. Cleveland. The want of harmony
between the Executive and Congress
may make the next House doubtful.
But what of that7 A Republican Pres
ident was elected in 1872 and a Dem
ocratic House in 1874. In 1877 a
Republican President was inaugurated
and in 1879 Democratic House met
and organized at Washington. In
1880 the Republican candidate, Gar
field, was elected President and in 1882
the Democrats elected a majority of
the House of Representatives.
A Republican House chosen in 1886
after the Democratic Presidential vic
tory of 1884, would mean nothing and
only follow precedent. Besides, it
would relieve the Democrats of the re-
sponsibility for legislation just before
the Presidential campaign.
So the Mugwumps need not borrow
trouble about Blaine just now.
Vex not his ghost: o, let him PISS, He hates him
much
That would upon the rack of this tough werld
Stretch him o1t longer.-0aily World.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-04-30
ReneneratiYe Medicine

Is composed Of the genuine Honduras
lSarsaparalG, with Yelo,o Dock, Still
lingid, the Iodides of Potassium and
Iron, and other ingredients of great po-
tency, carefully and scientifically COM
pounded. Its formula is generally known
to the medical profession, and the best
physicians constantly prescribe AYERS
SARSAPARIIIA az an
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-04-30
V4RIETfES.

Inc west Shore says: hOst OF tne
Indians of Alaska believe in cremation.
No dead Indian is taken out through
the door, but through the roof or side
of the house. The body is then placed
on a pile of logs, while the people
stand round and sing, beating time
with carved poles while the body burns.
When all is consumed, the ashes are
put in box and placed in one of the
dead houses built near the town for
the purpose Of holding the ashes Of each
particular family
Nr. Beecher is still hammering away
'on conscience" He Iectured on that
theme at Indianapolis a few weeks
since. Mr.. Beecher's last pastorote
before moving to Brooklyn was in In
dianapolis. He stated, prior to his
lecture, that he is seventy-two years
old, correcting the pastor Of the church
in which he lectured, who announced
his age as seventy-fve.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles is the Young
est man Of his rank in the United Staes
army, and the only one who has come
from civil life When the civil war
began he was dry goods clerk in Bos-
ton.
In ten years more the proudest cpl
taph an American general can have
will be: He died without writing his
tory of the war.-N. Y. World.
Gladstone, the greatest living En-
glish statesman, now n years old, de-
livered the crowning speech of his life,
on Thursday, April 8th, in the Brisish
House of Commons in favor Of Irish
home rule His speech will have a
world wide effect. It has created pro-
found attention not only all over the
British dominions, but throughout the
United States and in every civilized
land.
One of the most venerable of the
old chestnutsis the so named Napoleon
chestnut tree in the garden of the Tu-
ileries. Regularly every year it is an
nounced to be in leaf on the Goth Of
Mareh-the anniversary of Napoleon's
return to Paris from Eliza. But this
year at latest accounts it had not shown
SO much as a single bud. Yet this
should be encouraging as an indication
that the old chestnut will still stand by
the Paris paragraphisr, since it mani
tests no intention to leave.
Gen. Buffers letter to Speaker Car
Isle confdentially requesting an inves-
tigation Of the correctness of his ac-
counts as treasurer of the Soldiers
Home is not sufficiently comprehensive
to satisfy the Richmond Dispatch,
which asks:
How about his accounts with the
homes of the people of New Orleans?
Daniel Webster was regarded as the
most distinguished graduate of Dart
mouth College, and it is confidently ex
pected that at least one-half Of the
1000 living alumni of that institution
will assemble at the dedication Of the
Webster Monument at Concord. The
day set for the ceremony is June 18th,
the anniversary Of the Battle of Bun
ker Hill and also Of Wcbster's great
speech when the cornerstone of the
Bunker Hill Monument was laid, June
18th, 1925, and of his yet greater ora
tion when that monument was compile
ted, June 18th, lS43. The dedication
Of his own monument on the same
date is to be made emphatically Dart
mouth day.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-04-30
KINGS EVIL

Wa, lie namc formerly given to Scrofula
because Of q superstition that it could be
cured by kings touch. The world is
wiser now. and knows that
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SCROFULA

can only be cured by thorough puriica-
ton Of the blood. If this is neglected,
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Tuesday nights republican caucus des- fgnated the following officers of the house of representatives
 Speaker-J. A. Tlbbitts of New Lon- don.
 Clerk-Austin Brainard of Middletown assistant clerk, W. J. McConville of Hart ford.
 Doorkeepers = Andrew P. brennan, Middletown Charles E. Knowles, Gris- wold; George W. Hanna, Andover; David s. Bartram, Bedding.
 Messengers-Col w. Hudson, East Windsor; F. s. Hooper, Southbury ; David Broderick, Greenwich Frank R. Jackson, Woodstock George B. Cook, Winchester.
 On the first ballot ill the republican caucus for speaker Tibbits had 49 votes out of the 125 cast; J. M. Hubbard, 38 Charles E. Searls, 36. Two more ballots were taken, and on the third Tibbitts had 70 votes out of 127: Searls, 32; Hubbard, 24.
 Four ballots were taken for assistant clerk, McConville leading on each.
 The house also chose Rev. David G. Downey chaplain.
 The senate organized by choosing Sena- tor Stiles T. Stanton, president pro tenn Rev. E. Parker, chaplain Oliver A. His COX of Killingworth and L. D. Converse of Somers messengers George W. Ander- son of Stamford, Jonathan F. Lester of Norwich and c. H. Thomas of Hartford doorkeepers.
 In fhe committee assignments Senator Chaffee of Mansfield serves as chairman of committee on manufactures Grosyenor of Pomfret fisheries and of humane ins!itu- tions,