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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-02

y Rough Skin, In has Il manifested is potcncy IN c1rin1
~ ~ blood. are letter: Ecesema. ErysipeasI BoIs csTbin.
% ~ pufiiy ing, and cic9, 60Ee EyGA BCr0kuIouo &0rca md 6Wcll.
: Great Eating VI ings, Hip-icnt Disesse. white ewcifnss."
is benign innu- | Goitre. or Thick Neck. and Enisr9ed GjanGs
$ - 81 disease: e The following testimonial portnys must
my fancy, and seeing that It wae essentially q blood-ppr4aer 7 Inn.
s %snsnsc'y yrp peco .aHn eaL It e The old lady Who had BEEN @ long
took enc bottle III hf y 3 e eommenced taking It 1t cncc. and
iat ~ w .Od take time for any medicine to effect Z change fr tic
t .i,seI, = encouraged. her to continue, She then nsrrl,ssr6 4
10 naticc an bottles and before these had al been nsed shc bcepn
was entirely cured. Her hands were peffcctiy we'll ~ y srno ~
a nlmoss cui. the = rh ,S%9 I, me. entirely ieIt lsr. snd ts cssa!rS u.
r resols os ex sshcrrt he. health from that az 2 TIA snd. lss had no
Sens to have entirely eradcatcd tho slt-fheum from her system.
extreme are. V"o ="
gee a.: hoping that somc sufferer from sSStf6cum mishf chnncs 10 10
REQ fo, Z. ea obtain relief BY using your Golden Medical Discovcry'
.hnu Hoidcn nb In. its curative properties, and - much above
,ee mIititnde Of nostrums and scecaIed patent medicines' 20
metals. P"H - - y sOov0 INC pnGH
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-02

humors, from a common Dlotch, or Erup-
ton, to the worst Scrofula. Salt-rhcuIn.
F~cver.eorcs," Scaly or Rough Skin, in
conquered by this powerful. purifying. and
tIiyig0ratillg medicine. Great Eltinr IJI-
GERS rapidly heal under it's benign fnffti.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-02

The cleansing, antiseptic, and healing quail
ties Of d.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy are un-
squalcd
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-02

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-02

Lungs, Splitting Of BLOOD, Short,csa ~
breath, Bronchitis Chronic Nasal Cnferrh
severe Coughs, Asthma, and kindred ofrcc.
iona, II u o sovereign remedy. While il
National Republican., 1888-04-18
3 iI.rnir rirnlr KrmnAnh.

Urmr i~ the viru,r ami VI. tunN tiu-'-
irrril!, ,'run..r H. ai Wu end. less v$wI.A
tn, rr,.' tuition. wuGM have sunk long -p.-
uv,n tim. rud i j. lhi, thought timt hc
wu. ,N 81 man fu,l 20! yi-or n'll -trru-'h,
,"ih mcaiuDy and rlINsi@al.y. That inukr'
i,is ;uss g. nj. tr!,ud, Hui th' country Nr"m
all ''c uIur, severe. There arg career, that
:,r, nn.>lr1 in ilp. puhln' estimation and
tbG" iui mhog, tia! AZ" unfinished. NJ.
Cumr ding , belonged - Hrlalt .W clus-. BE-.
ing rot ,,j al, Old man, having q sprn idly
IiopoY'.ln'i aud powerful physique. there
Np- Ycn,uu So believe that ,"mc rNGcnry
mgIu disc ly which hi- grcH anii'i",
"uulG up.,iu hc given IT, the rulutrr. HIi
she nurh (. uiu-rd. and thu tumr ui MI.
,urt ln.. must rs, upon what II" has al
,"aay d"nc and not what b" :, yet To- do.
Fortunately he bad already orymmpl,hg
.norgH 'r ,utilie him t,a hi-h position in
IT., H.; ui gr.d Americans. The hi-trr uI
= hia uamc VIII ,iur oul all ~" brighter,
'urr'urs. nr,.iI>r of tl, deep diSnpp,int-
ntcut il.,' hi fellow rottiiHmlu f"c' al his
,.rr, ,,,,ctod lu-.. lii illness iu,~ been -
.d".h % character as T." excite the profound,
,e' anal uln-' universal sympathy ia all
.la.>ra, .,'unr. uI PARTIES. and 10 cDGutrir,
Tar .wu, from h- own. TIE has SHOWN tn,
s,.n,- srlG contained. patient, unnOmplain
,n,s hcruisin in hi- ilinrs, that hr dii in lif"
Day h' day, H. ~" bulletins IInyc rorne Ir'n
his brd-idp. the public saliriuic hI> in
.ry9srd, md When there was - raN ul L0p,
FOR his g,coyrgN T. friNrui desire las gone az
trun 81. 's"a,t- that II might Not prove iltu
siy".
lnii ~ the later history OF the c'tniry
This IS MOI III" tilHo NOR the place for ~
view Of his political career. further thlIl {,
sry lri hr viii always Stnui - one Of tn.
ahlr.i rNpun"uts ami mr>' brilliant adprn
Incnt. of the Republican party. But whil,
IL wHs dslaIWdlN Of tine ~'alwufN in politics.
III was t. uan who rg,c above party in some
Hii,r essential point, or his nature. aud i,
Will mot Doe =, q PARTISAN ihu' Il" VIII ha hest
rruruncrrd aud c.ircur,i r. /, in the
purity Of h- public life, ih, cirvniiuu of his
rurpoSoe. hi, fcryemt love ui all ,l,t /,
Iuosi elevated and hc,t IN ~'uic-inluship
that hGric0trd for bimlrlt distinct and M,
bic position. ana i i, for lhi- rlicHy ilsa' hi.
rn,uurN viii Ice cherished by the Nmrri-
.nr people.
National Republican., 1888-04-18
\ Most. N,in,blo Franchise.

s,uair Till 925!. u"w un the rHlanlHr,
r,.Illrts very valuable franchise. II cuuct.
that Anthony HYDE. William !. iorion
Robert X. l"Unry, Henry II. Dodge, MORT,
i.Adlcr. Edward l.. Dcut, john A. Baker,
John MurhUry, and lienN NJ, SWccny,
their associates aud assigns, hh, and they
are hereby. created body corpvrlt" uu,ter
Elevator and Eailway Company. with nu.
hnritv to build and maintain dock or
docks Ul The pu,unl. river wet of Rock
Creek, ani 20 receive thcrcin and send
ihcrcirOm, barge. vessels, CargucS, ;ul
railway cms, from aud lo any points on the
Potomac river and it, tributaries aud coaSt-
wise: aud to construct aud maintain
single or double Track railway in the city of
Georgetown or West Washington. u. g..
through and along Water street. beginning
NJ u poiIi OF the ives; side Of tile AquciuCt
bridge, through aud along said Water street
ia thr eastern, terminus Of said Water street
at Roci, creek, with the priyilcG. Of extend
ing H. tracks from thc intersection Of Water
street and Washington or Thiricth street
along Washington or rhiurth street to the
Potomac river, amt from the intersection Of
Virginia avcntr and Washington or Thir
'ic,h street along Virginia avenue Ia Iuck
creek. with sidmg,, turn-Outs, turntables
aUd switchc. necessary for the delivery 0i
rars 10 warehouses and depot, along said
Streets AMI alsu 70 construct and majutln
Warehouses, drpOts, and elevators in said
rilN uf Georgetown or West Washington.
with tie night To receive and dispatch boats
and freight Of all kinds, and |" run cHrs ON
sud tracks, sidings, switches, ulrn.out,. ahd
turntables, propelled by steam, huroc, or
electric power; and TO charge nnl receive
for The IT." of the dorSs, railway, ware
lou,r-, d"poi,, elevators, aud bargcs Of
said company, such rates ~ may De lined
hy The directors
The cSclllsiv" control Of The cntir" river
front from Long bridge to 'hr AQurluct
Milgr, /, granted 10y this charter, with It
Ioom rdi2uUR, connecting with the Penn
.llyamin on one side. the canal ON IA" other,
md um opening for connection with the
Ba'lin"rrund ohio, ON tracks which must
correspond IN gauge with these roads
The company has Tie RIGHT 10 own aud
run bgrges and ,tcam utg-, thus securing
cOutrul uG the entire towing husmcs, Of the
river The capital ,tocl, uf tie company j.
very modest, being limited 10 >lOO,OOO. Al
ogrthcl Nc more valuable franchise "ruid
be- granted IL Washington
National Republican., 1888-04-18
oi,tER To BUY noSDs.
secretary rnircl,ild Makes u propr~i-
tiun to Purchase.

Yesterday afternoon, o few minutes hc-
fore the hour for closing the Treasury DE-.
par'mcut, the secretary of the Treasury
issued the following circular;
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Orri,E or rnE
SICHlTAIY. WAsuNuroN. Apr Il, 1888. By
virtu" vt the authority contained in section :
uf the act of Mar. - 1881 tchaptcr ijl ut
the statutes ~ Largo, notice Is given that on
Monday, Apr. %, and daily Thereafter at noon
until further notice, proposals will be received
In the office ul the secretary of the Treasury
for the sale To the government Of United
states bonds of the acts OF July H. 1870, aui
Jan %, lS;i. Proposals should state the
whether coupon or registered and must he
for the sale ui the bonds with accrued Interest
tn and including the day OF sale. The right is
reserved tp reject any aud al proposals iur
tie sale Of huids IL Il Is thought 10 he for III"
interest OF the government tu do So.
{. :, fNRCHtLD, SccrCtar;
This action of the Treasury Department j.,
the result ur full and free discussion "
the subject vi the Cabinet meeting ycster.
,uv. II il well known that the prCsidau,
and Secretary lairclld were lCsirOus uf up
llSinr portion OF the rapidly growilg
surplus tn the purchase Of bonds before the
dose Of The present fiscal year and that they
had become somewhat impatient al the
delay nn the part of Congress in clearly de-
iiuhlg the powers of the Secretary ut the
Treasury IN the premises. The action VI
tie House on Monday AMI the previous
action uf the Scuatc In regard to thc bond
purchasing powers Of The Secretary under
rXisting laws has finally removed all doubts
In the luiud Of the administration on the
subject us indicated ly yesterdays action
Secretary FairChild yesterday afternoon
refused to make any statement iu regard 10
the financial policy Of the department OK.
trpt to ray that the circular issued
Yesterday inviting proposals for the
sale If United States bonds told
all that was necessary on the subject lie
had moi made up his mind, he said, us to The
amount Of hOnds hr would purchase, though
the fact that proposals Will he received
daily without limit us to time might iulplN
tia, hc wanted to purchase large amount,
/ The amount 10 he purchased. however, he
/ -nil. dcrrndcd almost entirely upon the
I amount offered ana The price asked. II
/ would. be said. br mlnifrstly improper fOr
/ linn to say nnything in regard iu the rates NJ
which he would accept bonds. lie nidat
| however. with >mlc that Us the interest
uu the bonds now outstanding did not rlu
I 80 luug uS the interest on those which wc,t
I purchased last summer, " might I've fair tt
assume that they arc less valuable. an,
consequently can bC bought N lowe
/ figure than was paid at that time. lie dit
| not care" he said, to anticipate these thingS
/ however. especially rs he would have iul
| knowledge on the subject next wcck-tlm
, Is, II thr holders oi the bonds are willing I,
! sell them to the government. The surplus
! q, estimated at the Treasury Department, il
' now Sluj.WO,OO0.
National Republican., 1888-04-18
ro,ittcar rr,,kery ana Conspiracy.

bN N i'ic,. carried into cilcr, hy the rttl-
ings TT speaker Carlisle, tn" HdmuI,lrd
iiou s,rurc, the Enforcement ul the bond
pIr,lp-'n" aud is relieved or the cmba,-
rn.smom oau-cI ny the Rr,k silver amend
m"ut Iu the huud purchase hi'I
Nu such Ncc,lr has ever before been vii
Ic>>rd IL the Aiucrirn Congress, and 1t l.
I" u. hopcd that III" poIiiral rNig"uriu> OF
acandidair seeking o-rlecliuu will urvcr re
rWir. repetition ur ihrn.
The ia"I. .huUli b" briefly stated, ihll the
hInc'i"a" T"!Ir may pa,, Judgment on
item.
f.r.4"uI Cleveland, in hi" message la
uugr"s-. expressed doubt ~ to whether
ihr power conferred in ~" sululr, ctyil hill
f. pGuh"-" bonds was continuing powe"
and H4lri the authority to purchase bonds
hrwul~ aud means committee. through
H. chairman, Mr NH, reported bin gy
ING iIu au,hurt, asked for, unl, after pro-
irartcd debate the hll pa->rd aud was sent
iu tie Suuulc.
w. thu Senate He Whole rinu,ltyd question
was discussed wliiIr considering TIL. Till
Numcruu, nmrndmcI', were offered. anh
inally, after rnucu~o, uf both political
pnrlicr n hiIl was agreed upon which gave
The authority asked for, required the uur-
"hn,c of silver mllinn and the is,.,n "r
silver cu,,'omas +" replace an! circulation
Withdrawn lN IN" national banks.
'llis mnnudrl biI, Wa sent 70 IA" llpu-c,
ana, md,r tl" ruir-. referred to the ways
and m,.u, committee,
Il vus well known iu IN" President, A.,
CIrrd- m lhc Hon" that hr wa- "pposri to
th- pd.-tg, ~ 'lr hil with the silver
amendment .Md wuuld probably veto it,
and II vua equally we'll known That Il large
mp,u.jlf rI r'r representatives, uf the pa0-
plc composing rHr IIou," favored the
murrlumH. and rhnt il m" hill va, re-
puri,h It wupd u. passed iu the form il
,au," tuln In, ~rra',
a conspiracy Wa entered into to defeat
'b"wllt of thr majority
~ The iIou-r rules the Speaker ON the
Hr-D ,ud Dhrd Monday, Of each month Is
authorized to rr'ugniar mcmhrI, to make
mutiur. To suspend the rules for the purpose
Of ua--iug hll, q tao-tlHms vote hriug
necessary, the 'utd Mmpluy hcing set
arart lor the call uf "Dulntllcc, tp offer bills
mdcI this rul"
Last Monday Wa, t.mthiul Monday Of the
month, and after the morning hour the toll
lowing proceeding, Wrr' had.
Mr.. Hatch. Regular om'r.
The Speaker, rhi, being Monday
Nir crisp, Mr. speaker. when the Mouse ad
iomued a month ago there was pending under
MS call bin called up bv myself from the
...trToittpp ou commerce .-.-
! The speaker The chair was about 10 Natc
the order ui business. This being the third
Monday in the month the order OF business j.
iLe call of committees for motions 70 suspend
Tie Iltlrs The committee on commerce has
pguGiyg before tie House . motion 10 suspend
National Republican., 1888-04-18
\ SERIOUS Question.
New York World. I


While dcsirous of doing fun Justice to the
advantageous features which pertain To It
paper hunt, the public is nevertheless grow
ing anxious regarding the ultimate effect ot
'rrosscuuutry riding ON national affairs at
Washington. But one paper hunt has yet
taken place q, the capital this season, and
already two Or three diplomats are bruised
and disgruntlcd. The Secretary OF the Navy
i nursing spraiucd ankle, while Il prOmi
ncMi Congressman is bGwaiing his loss oi
prestige caused hy his arrest for deserving
The icadlockcd House OF Representatives.
1t may be that the welfare OF tue country i,
not seriously mcnaccd hy the disasters r..
corded above. lint it should he remembered
that they are the result of only one day
".pult.' The growing popularity Of the
paper hunt in Washington and the restless
longing uf our statesmen to distinguish
themselves on horseback combine TO rrnde!
the UutlGul, for the near future rather IN
satisfactory While so many live ISSUES r..
main 10 he -trad1cd il it right that ON
diplomats and Legislators should spend thCi,
time in >tradding highbred hunters?
National Republican., 1888-04-18

way he said the fortune of the author is made
Ro,onrcld " not mor" than -. /. very slender
has head ur thirk. hu,hy black hair that
.lonts up straight from hi. forehead, wear.
gilssce, aud has highly intellectual AMI IN
tpipSting face. lie has endured uunumbcrol
disappointment aud harlships. lie Inns >ucu
his work rejected. and has seen II fail when
accounted. lie has drank the bitter drrgs ut
puNrty all these ten years tO como ~ last tu
the goal. which is one ut both cash and glory
one oi his failure. was comic upcri called
"rhc Bridal Trap The nusichal originally
ln,u written by Nudrnu, the composer ut
"DlNcttC" and "rho Mascot" linsentCld IN.
d,riunk To- give II u lhrCtiu and work IL over
ton the American market, " was brought nht
ut the niiuu opera House IN New York IN Junr,
1855. col. VI Ciull who lad - summer lease
vti WnliaDks l'hrutcr, whi"h is lust across
tie street from the liiiuu had employed 'omc
ouc tu arrange Tor III. company the saline
ulri4l, and hr brought II out under the uh.
suld mime at rho Growing lien" There was
the greatest rivalry between the two proln.
iiun~. and on two occasions the puIirn had Il"
l, summoned tu suppress au iurip"ni riot.
uuth The rrilal Trap and "Th" Growing
Hen" were failures. McCaull was able in
! hvaiu iuihut, but Il almost hrukc thr heart
y N' ltpr E'~thltIN. W me tl>'Nl'Ni Nl q
b uoytrwrittcua successful play Orlibr"tto IN it,
! entirety tin "a Possible Ease, hc did much III
+ 'n,.wnl uf ru,,,ms rldy' tu, other pr'pl"
.ul In writing lumuruUs verses and tupi '1l
zones Tor singers IN comic opera. ili'
! "Dotlci uu the Eye" and "Uoud ihr Answer
IN the stars are known everywhere, "A Pos.
! ~illr case !. tul TT Nj, hlightrlt conceptions
: la both languagr amd situation RneCnt"hl
ld. lcminc Wit and originality aud II wds
unlN - question Of time ~ to lis striking ilo
! right vein. Ills career - far Is lik" thIl ui
iiHIIicy campbell who worked many years IN
N,N Work ON u starving iuculuc, uli >,Jw
muuy OF his work. receive the cold shoulder
from the public, hut finally nttaiucd forum.
and ruu"wu in My Partner lie then wrot,
many other play, that were ,urrc.,fnl some
iir- playng hi, rrudurtlpuS simultaneously
tlnuEglpE' ;bc country. " hr iI
kept H,s hrhd he might to"lul
urrupy very proud position anon.
,b,mllc managers aud authors, but success
s,piicd him. and ho nov slowly measures ou
the remainder Of li> iir IN mad house. W,
predict hrttcr filings for Ml. lInsrrfcil. II l'
were 10 have his head tUrrrd 10y hi, achieve
mrni. he has n wifi" who would prObnhl,
tmn II back for him Better than that. >''
will never allow it to l." turned wrong in th'
| GI-' puur. She j. his constant "unpaniu,
aud assistant Iicr haniywnrk j. In - Pos
| side case ns 1t is In every thing else %
mrtii tuHt Resented over wrut". Ne la
! idea: ,lr hus patience and method. Vh'
two together make u strong tnmbinntion.
National Republican., 1888-04-18

rInm !, nothing IN" perseverance. Here
Now j. Nh Sidney liu,mtrld, of New York,
wh0hus been trying To- write II successful play
ur the lihrrttu ul successful connie opera
for ton y"a'S lii ijr1 triumph has iust been
achieved In u play which hc calls ~ possi-
llc ta~c.' ItiS sort oI farce comedy, deal
iug with the complications that could pos
sihly arise from the yuliOu, aud conflicting
mmriag, laws ol the different states and
territories, MI Ruseutcll has been revolving
this subject In hi- mind for two ur three
wears, doing II LITTLE here aud a little
thor" toward putting II into shape,
m" subject j. new one md a
good one, IN these days OF drag,net play.
writing II j. quite usual 10 see one author
start up new theme, and he who docs II
gives good evidence Of enough originality Ia
cntitlc him tu AZ least respectful con
Sideration, Mr. hoscnlclds play is rum
ming at the standard rheater IN New
York and is drawing crowded houses,
ltls Q acBVlpc, EHmi,takpDIe success, end il
National Republican., 1888-04-18

'lur lion. Bishop W. pykius, of Kansas,
has made rurn speech in whirh he den.
lrlousIy turned the two war cries Of the free
tradrr, 'IGt so turil l. tnY'' aud that The
"rIr~rH iar,n "pur"ascs the farmers" upon
'iru, and wuLiluicd these "rryonur re-
iulm"r-" win thrirowu guns. Mr., Perkins
showed that if = tariff T. tax our turin
added rl@H' afi,39t to The value of the
principal rnlr products Of the country
rHc b"''W 0j M, .idrm~s, Mr. pcrl,n-'s
speech !, so good that il uugh, to he in the
hands Of every farmer In the country. II
completely drrnrii>Ir, the free trade cries
and leave, ny ire" lrodr, without a LEG to
stand on,
National Republican., 1888-04-18

\ WHY good idea of Matthew Aruuid'- styl,
rs poet may hr had iroin these Iinrs tHhol
from hi. poem entitled ~ wish"
! it,k NOT ca"l, kind soul to keep
fearless, when OF my death he h"urs.
Let those who will il amy, weep,
There are worse plaques on earth than tc.lr-
ask lut HAT my death may Gnd
The freedom to my life denied;
\Sk hut the folly Of mankind
Hhcn, then ut last, 10 quit my side,
spar, me the Whispering, crowded room,
The friends whu come and gHrG and gO
fh" C"cnuuipUS air or gloom
I. All which makes death Il hidroUS show
Nui bring, 10 see me cease TO live.
some doctor full Of phrase and fame
10 shake his >nprnt Head and give
me III he cannot cure maine,
NOl fetch 10 tax" the accus;mn'd toll
or the poor sinner bound iurdoih
lli> brother doctor ut the soul
To canvass with official breath
The future and il vlcwlr,S thing,
That undiscovered mystery
Which one who feels deaths wiunuWing wing
Must needs read rlcur"l Surr than he
Bring none OF these; hut let me hv.
While all around In silence lius,
Moved 10 tine window near and see
once more, before my dying eye,
rnthcd in the SHcrrd dew Vi morn
The wide aerial landscape spread
The world which was eve Wa. horn.
ThI world which lasts when am dead;
WhiclMcvU was the friend of one,
Nor promised love il roUld not give,
liui III for all H. generous >lm.
And lived Itself, and made u, live,
There lrt me gaze till become
In suUl, with what gaze uu, wrl
10 feel the universe my humr:
10 liNc before my mind d-ustcdl
OC the siCk room the mortal strife,
The turmoil for u little breath
The pure eternal course Of life,
Nor human cOmbatiugs with death
THUS feeling, gazing might grow
Iompusd, rcirgSh'd, Cnnobled, clear;
Then willing let my spirit go
10 work or wait elsewhere or here,
National Republican., 1888-04-18
Funeral Customs of Irsluud.

MI james Mooney read Il very instructive
and entertaining essay on the funeral customs
of Ireland ut the meeting of the Anthrupo
logical society last evening. lie was followed
by Mr.. W. II. Holmes, who graphically de.
sC,lhed the methods of pottery decoration
Inacticcd bv the inhabitants OF the eastern
United States, The attendance was good.
National Republican., 1888-04-18
DyspepSia

Wakes many liyes miserable, and often leads 20
of destruction. Distress after eating, sick head
ache, heartburn, sour stomach, mental dopr' s-
siou, ctc., are caused by this very common and
Increasing disease. Hoods SarSaparlll tones tho
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy
li,o ,tion, relieves sicl: headache, clnarS the
mind, and cures the most obstinate cases or DIS.
prp,iA. Read the fcllowlHgi
IL have been troubled with dyspepsia. ! lIn
uut li'tlc appetite, and what did cat di,trcs.ah
me, or did me little good. In an hour after cJ;;ul
| would experience faiutuCss Ur tlgcd. UlLRouC
feeling, as though had not eaten anything.
Hoods Sarsaparilla dill mo M immense Hmourt
ri good 1t gave me an arpctiic, aud my ford
fcllsucd and satisfied the craving had previously
rslcdcncpd. II relieved me OF that faint, tired
a,l-gono feeling. 1havc felt 50 much better since
took Hoods sarsaparllla, that I am happy ~
racommcnd It," q. A, RAGE, Watertown, Mass
y. Il. Bo sure to got only
Hoods SarsapaYilEa
aoldhyalid druggists. 81; six forsj rrcrarcdoniy
ty e. |. HOOD u CO., Apoth0carlos, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
National Republican., 1888-04-18
Martyr College Pupil. Entertainment

1lt complimentary entertainment q the
pupils OF the Martyr College Of Elocution. at
their hall last evening, vas LARGELY aattendc'I.
lSntly rendered. The participants were Mrs.
.Tnrdv, Annie NJ. Bnli"ck, IiIliam Yont"s
Isabel Wall, May l.. Daish, Lolo 4. Amrs
Mabel Richards. aud iell Irene Wall, and
McsSrS, W. II. wills. Edgar Baum, Ballad, and
NnIpis
National Republican., 1888-04-18
SliAIENJS.

AlEAl~R'- GHAND OPERA HnUsE NopIksKt,
Shakespcgrc'S sN-act comedy. Measure for
Measure, was witnessed 10y II large audience
last evening, The role assumed by Madame
Modjrska that of ISahclia--iS one of the most
eNactmg Of her repertoire, aud calls for the
dcpirtiun "i every emotion known 10 the
human mind, In all the varied and contrast
ING scenes the greatness of MOdieskH's genius
was yiyldly displayed. Her scene with An
gelu, in which she pleads that her brothers
life may lie spared. and then, when all hope is
denied, nllaigns the melclleSS judge with
burning words, was given with wonderful
dramatic IeNur,
MIR. Eben PlymptonS Angelo was presented
with sufficient austerity, and showed Il clear
knowledge OF the parts demands, Mr.. Van
dclllOfl was well east aS the Duke NucentiO.
and Mr.. Springer made a dignitcd Escalu<.
Mr., StCrnrOyd's LuciO was as II should be ia
fantastic presentation of nn airy role. Mr.
owen gave most ENJOYABLE persOnation ui
lompcv the 1ap>tcI, and brought out the
lGdicrOus side OF that creatures nature per
fcrtly, Miss Mary Shaw, Us Mariana, and
Mis- Grays Francisco were creditablc rem
ditiunS. hs usual the costumes and scenery
were tasteful and elaborate. This evening
"a You Like it
National Republican., 1888-04-18
SrErIiL NnrTCEa.

,,,Ss,ss SPECIAL. MGETING OF GEN. JOHN
k-Sy l. Logan camp, No ., s, uI v"
WEDNESDAY EVENING " 80 nth Il. wv
full attendance desired. .....-.......
Per order: ;. T., TDONANlN,
r. T., Spencer, Captain.
ist ggrrcuut, II