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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09


CArcHISa InN Cows. Twelve rows
we're nat In the Virginia City pound night
before last. and yesterday morning there
wa. A s.i array oi anNonslooking faces
a, the City Jail. Earne.i AMI eager we're
the inquiries As IN the Whereabouts AMI
welfare of brownie and Bessie.
Great WAS the relief whsn told that by the
,aym.n, IL the insignificant sun III one
ioliar and a half they come into possess.
,on III their property. Tho ordinance ~
Virginia providss that the cows shall IT,
l.uI for i've day. advertised for two days
m.re AMI a, the end Il that time sold to
m. highest bidder for cash. The pnr-
chaser ID pauircd io pay in addition, the
nan, of 81 ~ for ''arrcsting the animal.
,nJ afiy cents a day from Oh. time of
impoundlng 10 the time ~ sale. AFTER
that the original owner has an opportuh''!
10 redeem his property II 80 disposed
A Crnrosrn.-Jailer liobey. Of Nr'
rin,a civ, has a fine collection OF trink'
cts. Among other things aNr~, reporter
hi. morning noticed twelve pocket knives
which had been capinrcd FROM murderers'
! thieves anil robbers. One feature OF the
| eo,leetion il that almost every kniie IN ~
| h,. a large blaie-one that ~onii &c
.,u,lly good service In cutting = beei-
tai or dl-secting q vind-plpe. When a
| !, birl'' gets ont he i generally permiticu
| IN ,.l. his choice from the pile. but a
yr,at many are glad enough 10 skip Out
without thinking of his cutlery. very
s.w nI-,ols arr captured. One reason IL
| ,ha, they 81, too expensive, but the main
| hing j. that they're not 10 sure nor haii
80 safe in close quarters, ~ bowie never
hangs ere"
JoYors CmLpmoop.-Thc picnic 81 tho
Episcopal SUNDAY schoolsi was very well
attended to-day. eleven cars being filled 70
| oyernowing with the little ones and ihel'
guardians. Under the shsiie trees OF IN
| Gle Treaiway's ranch the young leSlle ar
,nioying themselves to-day. never dream
inc bni what life will in the future bs
| nothing hat a round of EXCURSIONS and
| PLEASURE parties.
A. q. Gr,nAu, a laborr employed ~
| IN. HOMESTEAD tunnel. while digging oa'
. i,,,e boulder this morning. striiek ~.
foo, with a pick. INJECTING . very psinlpi
wound. Tiep pick passed right through h,s
| hoot and foot. pressing the bones apsr' ~
! he most dreadful manner. NO bone
were broken, but the nan wall lie 'a'' W
| for some time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

Az ebony baby was brought up for
baptism In a colored church in Green.
castle, Pa. "whai IN the child's naIncI'
nsked the minister. "Thomns Centen.
NAL Middleton" said The mother. This
was too long for the minister. 30 he alb
breviated II In this wise: THOMAS G.
Middleton. ! baptize you." etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
suRroCiTIHG D a

In . letter TO Mr.. LIsle. of Chicago. = we'll
known contributor 10 the Western press, shs
ascribes the cure 81 = dangerous cough. aceom'
panied by bleeding Al the lnngs.. TO Hale,r
Honey OF Horvhound and Tar. MY cough.
she pays, "thrraiened TO r~ufiocair me .
hut the Honey of %IIorchound and Tar has
removed every trace of IT," The letter was IN
q lady friend In this city. WIN hss placed u Al
the disposal Of q. ". critienion. : Sixth ave-
nue.. Fixes Tooihaehe Drops cure In one
uninuta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
on.r,cI.ps mn MAnnIAOE.

Happy relief for Young men fnm the eject.
Of errof- aud Abuses in Early lie. Manhood
restored. Impedlusent- TO marriage removed.
able remedies. Hooks and circnlarr sent free.
In sea,ed enveiop.. Address HOWARD A.
ISOLATION, AIN. Ninth street. Phlladelphis.
Pam Institution having n high reputation
for honorable condnct aud professional sfil.
ian lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

L,os's RArn,moS makes beautiful glos.
Ny. luxuriant hair; prevents It's falling out
or turning gray. II has stood the test 81
forty years. IL charmingly pcrfumci. and
hsa ma rival
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
A. Card.

To all WIN are suffering ffom the error- and
lndlscretions of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss 81 manhood. etc.. I will send
. recipe that will cure you. free OF charge.
This great remedy WAS discovered by . mis-
sionary In south America. Send . relf-ad.
dressed envelopc 10 the Rev. JosephT 7. lnman,
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NEVADA.
isaiside In KursLa.

EUREKA, August Sd. V. Hathaway. a
prominent citizen Of Belmont. committed
suiside yesterday morning at an early
hour, by shooting himself through the
head. Death cnsuei shortly after. The
cause il thought 10 bc temporary insanity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
FOREIGN News.
nr,,,.h x.r.Inr .. Turkey,

LONDON. August 9.-The T~ss, while
considering the capture Of d%urguovaia q
fatal blow to the servians, says that II the
Turkish Ministers think their troops can
Ia scryla safely commit . hundredth part
Of the atrocities perpeira'el ~ hulgsris..
they are victims 81 %infatuaiion ; nor viii
Turkey be allowed 10 make such use OF her
victory rs 10 cancel Servian freedom.
scryia is under tho protection Of the great
powers,
The Bulgarian Atroetties.
LpSpoS. August 9.-In the House OF
Commons TIL. afternoon, Under Secretary
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
IAOk MRHRl

u 10 worth moving that FURNITURE
BIDDING, CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
hATTREssKs. and many other things. can be
bought Of n. ". GRANT. Gold Hill isbove the
they are represented 20 b, IAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

VACANT places Ia The dental ranks will
never occur II youare particular with your
teeth, and cleanse them every day with that
famous tooth-wssh. Sozodont. From youth
10 old age Il will keep tho enamel spotless
and unimpaired. The teeth Of persons who
use sozodout have 3 pesri-tE yhiteness,
and the gums q roseate hue. while the breath
Is pure. and rendered sweetand fragrant. II
Is conposedo Of rare antiseptie herbs. and Is
entirely free freg NE objectionable and In
furious ingredientso Of tooth paltsa, eifi .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
a IsII's GOLD.

Areprcseniaiive of the Nrws was shown
last evening a sample 81 gold from Dead
wood creek. in the Black Hill, some fifty
miles north Of Custer City. Billy Horn
heck was the happy poss-s-or of IT, and he
received IL direct from T.. II. Bulleley. a
wcll.lnown oil former resident 81 Gold
Uul. aud at one iimea boss in the Beleher
mine. The gold Was taken from claim
!. No. TO-" situated ia Deaiwood City.
locaied and owned by Mr.. Bulleley. aud
only nye feet below the snrfac-. There
vss about half an ounce of IL. and beins
the ur.i Vet seen here from that new III
Dorado. 1t vas an object Of much interest
| anL curiosity. II il a rather dark looking,
parous species 81 gold. resembling that
which has been collected with quicksilver
ani reiori.d. hut IL Is gold nevertheless,
and Black Hills gold at that. Mr.. Bnlke-
lev appeared to have a very high opinion
IL III. golden ~ the country,
anil desired Mr.. Hornbeck To come there
AMI tax. eharg. % his claim, a. lac wished
10 20 East snd visit his friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

fvERrorx AFFLICTED with thoss nAlsdles fsr
which the external application Of sulphur has
long been known 10 b. tnleseious. ran prepare
. splphaE beth elthcqt tp.artins 10 public
bsthins.hogses. hlenns sulphur Soap fur.
nishes the rnesos. Bold everywhere,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
"rHR YOUNG MAN. pOcK KIT COM.
pANlON

10 the title given Ia . mall book soon To he
published By DIX. II. wAasHI,. providing
1000 cotiss are subscribed for at 90 per vol
ume. All Who wish . copy are requested Ia
call 81 No. . South q stfeet. Virginia city. and
test the merits of the remedies before sub.
seribing for the same. 10 IL . digest on ,ene'
real dissases. Sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
rhe senate ia. Day


to make proof OF settlement before 'he
courts, passed.
ind from the 'ohierehce '"nih'''
tee ON the Legislative, Executive and Jul
,,ic;,l .n,ro,ria,ion bill. reported that
,h. con,mi,,.c Ia. heen unaile IN agree.
s,,,,ny thai the committee agreed ON ey.
80 MIN, cy.sni ,be c~omncnsation Of the
President. and Representatives and srna-
iors ~.ohsr' .nI a"nr.s.sI
tbe oninion ina, tLe committee would be
able to agree finally.
After discussion the OLD conference
commiite was f-apIointed without oD'
~jccttons, u being understood that their
rappointment was al expression Of the
sense Of the Senate that they should al.
mere 70 W. posl,ioh 'skrn ny ,n.hn ASna nn.,
,Ie5t. senator. and ne~presents,iyes.
~. c-....,,o. .f I,ai.. uexsitit,es.
w,smxorox ,pyu.t o-0enrrai sher.
=. a.. -.
MAJ says the pfoposi''oh nun '"' as'"'.
Indians that a cessation OF hostiiities with
sitting Bull and hi. adherents shall BE- ar
ranged IN the lnteftstsO OF permanent pthce,
l. altogether nut IL the question. The
Indian tribe with which the uo'ernment
var II h%, sn'n ~ "' n.so,,a,ions "r
,hi. or any o,h.r .L.,.r,er' Nh cor.
,,'isncc can IN. nlsc,,i i'm their promiscs :
lii .,o,I,.r n.i"nt rca.on for NOT favor.
Inc ,hs n,onoli,ion M ihc ncaccablc In
disns at the agency is that the request
does not come from the hostil. tribes AMI
there Is no ground ior peiir'ihs iha' 'hey
""' A"' '
Grnerst y
CHICAGO, August 9.-Ad,iccs received
This morning AZ S~beridan's Headquarters
t,o,, oo,o,.l crool. dated Auu,.t oh.
.av Thai Colonel Merritt found hin, with
,he pit,h cavalry nm the N instant {. that
the Indians have moved from the Bie
Horn mountains In the direction Of the
Rosebud mountains. On the 9th he
would leave the wagon train and move
WIN wv men nomn ionsue r,,rr w '.e
~ ana. ua w;Ii he sh.eni from an.
train fifteen Iay.. Thc Indians appear 10
hayc emf on M, communication by scents
With Terry
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

HAoAs's M,oSoLIA BALM preserves and
restores The complexion. removes freckles.
tan and salloxnessi makes The skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application cannot
be detected.
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The rurco-servian war.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL TO rms soLp NIL DAILY NEWS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

The Failure OF scsdeid and Its Ef'
feets ON the neutrality-suspicious.
OF n ktoek.Brokius Firm Other
Failures Ruihered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

Burke said he had reason TO believe tina,
the cruelties in bulgaria ceased some little
time ago, and that punishment was being
inflicted by the Porte upon the pcrpe'
traitors. A british Consular Agent has
been appointed at Phillopoli. with special
instructions On the subject Of these airoci'
tics.
The Turco-Servian War.
BERLIN. August Calculation by tho
powers is considered Impossible until the
M%ontenegrins were driven Of Of Turkish
soil.
According to private information, Prince
Charles Is greatly discomforted at the
change In the Cabinet and increasing
power Of the Radicals. His abdication ID
feard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
CALEDONIA PICNIC :.
SCOTTISH GAMES.
THE FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC AND
Games OF the
VIRGINIA CALEDONIA CLUB
VIII be held at
Treadway's Ranch, Carses City.
On SATURDAY, August i3rh, 1879.
COME ANE, COME A..
The sports OF the day will no opened By an
oidfashiond SCOTCH REL, music By the
Bagplpes, a,sr which the following proSramms
Of games will be carried outi
I. Throwing heavy hammer. weight - pounds.
.. Throwing light hammer: weight u pounds.
1. Puttis3 light stone, weight u pounds.
5. Short rsee-one hundrra ysris-for mem.
bcrs az the club only.
@. Back race.
Z. Standing jump.
y. Hop. step and jump.
y. I~tunning Jump.
10. Rnnning high leap.
II. vaulting with pole.
~. To~sing the Caber.
~, -Four. hundrrd-yard race.
u. Ghillie Csllum. or Swoni dance.
10. Highland Fling.
The prizes TO b. awarded 10 the successful
competitors will aggregate In value 500, In.
Gliding . hAndsoms tiold Medal, valued Of ~.
10 Be Awarded 10 the comp~si tor Who takes the
greatest number OF priyss. In addition 10 this,
q team from Zach OF the various D ilitary com.
panics Of Virginia City, Gold Hill and Carpon
will compete for q handsome Gold Medal. 10 b.
awarded by the clnb 10 the team max ne the
most points; shooting 10 BE- conducted accord.
log to the Creeimoor rules distance. two hun
drcd yards each team 10 have i've founds.
All parties not holding rxrursion Tickets viii
ls charged IN entrance lee of one dollar 70 the
grounds.
=" Non.members OF the Club will BE- charged Q
conprtition fee OF one dollar for esrh game.
Trains leave Virginia City ct q o'clock A. ~;
Gold Hlll II sis A. NJ.
~ Professor Csrs's Silver Cornet Hand will
furnish mnsic for the occasion.
TICK ST. ..........:.:.................S3 Do
Iyi I'm
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Observation-Disclosures ,hssliand'' ,eom
and see.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

SPECIAL TO II GOLD hill DAILY NEWS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
r,- Chinn Mail BliI Passed.

WASHINGTON. August Sin the HOUSE,
waudcll called NJ the Senate Bill allowing
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.. to carry
the Mails on its new steamships. After
some discussion NJ to whether the bill was
sufficiently guarded to exclude the idea of
recognising any claim for extra subsidy,
the hill was passed with Al amendment
striking out the words, Except such as
may lawfully exist under the law IL the
18th Of February 1865.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

THE YIRsr ANNUAL PICNIC AND
Games OF the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Bsrnsisy. Scotch and Irish Dams.i;
Dsnask Table Cloths and Sspkin.;
Towels and Towsrngt
Linen and Cotton
ehsstings and Siitlnzs
Blankets and Qaiitsi
CO0fsd and white ylAnnslpi
Tablr and Piano Covers.
Lsrs Cuftsins. Els,
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MokE THAN 100000 COPIES SOLD.
Or, seif-PreservatiOn,

Gold Medal Awarded to tho Author by
the National Medical .Assoia-
tion," March 81, 1875
The daily gazette., 1876-11-25
MERIT RECOGNIZED.

Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters receiv-
ed the highest and only award of merit at
the Philadelphia Exposition, over all arti-
cles Of like character, proving by the high
est medical authority in the world, that
they, are greatly superior to ordinary porous
plasters, and not a patent medicine-as no
nOstrums were allowed to be exhibited
there. Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster is
positively the best external remedy ever
devised. They relieve pain at once, and
cure where other porous plasters only re-
lieve after long use. Over three Thousand
physicians now recommend their use and
they are sold by druggists everywhere
Price 25 cents.
IMPORTANT TO EVERY HOUSEHOLD
Improvement" is the watchword of the
hour Its development and re-development
Is the ambition Of every true American
Porous plasters were invented in 1845. Fol
thirty years their composition remained un-
improved, until Bensons Capcine Porous
Plasters were invented. They differ from
all others in their greater medical activity
7hey toiu cure disease N Jeto hours that othel
porous pIasters, Iiniments or compounds
require days and weeks OF continuous veal
and use to simply relieve. They are supe
rior to electricity and more powerful. II Ii
not O noStrum. They are endorsed by Ovel
three thousand physicians and druggists ai
meeting great want remedy for exter
nal diseases which relieves instantly anC
cures quicker than any known medicine
Try them and you will not be deceived
Purely vegetable. Price rs cents.
nOy16eOd&W s'w
The daily gazette., 1876-11-25
Ineligible POStmaS-
terS in 1897.

There were postmasters in 1887 who
crept into the places of Presidential cleo
tors. On account of the rumor Mr.. Clay,
in the Senate, added to the usual resolu-
ton first used in 1888, to raise a Joint
committee on examining votes and mott
| flying those elected, this amendinent,' 'aN
"And also to inquire into the, ,expedi-
ency of ascertaining whether any votes
were given at the recent election con
trary to the prohibition contained inithe
Isecond clause of the first section Of the
second article ogfhep Constitution; and If
any such votes were giyen.what ouehtto
be done with them, and whether anysand
curing the faithful observanceiin future
| of that section of the Constitution, -
| The committees of both houses report
ed that in New Hampshire, -Conueotisat
and North Carolina there were, electsrs
having the same names as did postmas-
ters, and although the time was not suffi-
eient to inquire fully, they inferred the
electors were postmasters. But even
these could not change the result. and
therefore they recommended no action.
The Senate committee said:
| "Should a case occur in which 1t be-
i came necessary to ascertain and determ
inc upon the qualifications of electors,
etc., .he important question would be
presented what tribunal would under the
Constitution be competent to decide
Whether the respective colleges of elect
ors in the different States should decide
upon the qualifications of their own
members of Congress should exercise the
power, is question which the commit
tee are of opinion ought to be a perman-
emf proyision upon the subject"
AT this counting, in 1877 there came up
in respect to Michigan the same difficulty
that presented itself in 1917 respecting
Indiana, and in 1891 respecting Missouri
and Congress met it as in the last-named
wear. 1t INSTRUCTED the President of the
Senate to report the result with Michi
gan not counted. And he did as he wa,
told to do. Neither the Democratic mol
the Whig party was in 1887 quite prepar-
ed to proclaim the doctrine, exploited in
certain quarters to-day, that,-if the Elk
ecutive of State causes (section. 136 OF
! Revised Statutes) to be delivered to Ger
, tain persons certificates that they have
e been elected to be electors, and the latter
sends to the President of the Senate list
: of their votes as such electors,-there i
4 no power in Congress, or the two houses
: OF either of them, on proper prima faci,
Y evidence of fraud, to Investigate into tn,
: LEGALITY and verify of the certificate, ant
exclude it if tainted with illegality ant
:, fraud. Such doctrine is convenient TO
u the rascals in South Carolina and tn
j country should be thankful that the,
y have straightway made it very clea
y what they Proposeto do behind the shiel
l. which is SO kindly interposed for then
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ALEXANDER STEPHENS FOR
PEACE.

Hon. A. II. Stephens, of georgia, arrived
in Washington yesterday. He expects,
though still feeble, to remain through the
next session of Congress. He said, in
conversation, that he anticipated one Of
the most interesting and important ses-
sions ever held. His hope was that, in
the grave questions likely to arise, spir-
it of moderation might possess every
member, He added 81 would deprecate
excitement and, so far as lies in my pow.
er. shall try to allay it. 1 sincerely ant
earnestly hope a spirit of patriotism will
prevail, and that, in the adjustment of any
complication which may arise, the only
aim may be simple justice and full com
pliance with the requirements ofthe Con
stitution as formed by the fathers"
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fool-blaming Matte for what alone
was to blame for. I'll turn over new
leaf, and see if can win the rose back in
Matties cheeks"
ssSpoken like yourself, my dear broth
er. Only live your counting days over
again, and you will again have reason to
be proud ofMattie. Now, Charley, CON
tinued his sister, 'jnst stop at Warmers
on the way home and buy basket of
those nice oranges then call at OsgoOd's
and get the latest magazines. Take them
as present to Matte and see how she
will receive them"
MRS. Lyman went directly home, and find
ing Mr.. Graham still busily sewing; gave
her q good nights kiss and went immedia-
tely TO her room--Mr. Graham came in
soon afterwards, and placing the oranges
with the books, in his wife's lap, said.
"Here, Matte, isa present got on
purpose for you-lay aside your sewing,
and enjoy these good things" ,'r .II
Mrs. Graham gave her husband one
quick, surprised look, and, as she had
done once before that evening, burst into
tears.
"Why, Mattie," said M, Graham,
shave been so nsglectful Ofyou that 9
little act ofkindness like this effects you
tlius?" .i .
80, Charley" said she, as soon as she
could command her voice sufficiently to
reply, 81 thought you had ceased to love
Inc, and was just gr!eving myselfto death
over it,
''No Matte, l had grown careless of my
VOW 'to' love, honor and cherish; but
God helping me, promise anew to love
and cherish you tenderly till death us d'
part"
1t was all that was needed to maxi
Mattie..ihe cheerful, loving Matte of old
.'Mrs. Lyman was awakened the mex
morning:by Charley's clear, ringing voice
as he sang the words of most beautiful
Scotch song
"Ah," said she, with smile, sit didn't
take lawyer to find the reason why
Matte went moping about the house."
"Husbands love your wives, and be
not bitter against them"
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A MEG SCKEEN TOT EVery WihuOW, at
Trinjng Cost. ... lL4yf N-..
!, Cheaper than any other.
2, Can be fitted to any window in q minute,
and more perfectly than any ether screen.
8. Can be removed, or raised Instantly,
4, Can be used at top or bottom OF window.
8, Allow the window 10 be at any height.
ing little, spece and not liable 10 injury.
7. No Asils. ssssHA " sue in .its soonstrue
Neat. Isht sAd dpisbls \. /, ~. ...l ...3.l Il.
s,Snsns,Swhseh sts loosely in . grove.
This tongue" yhAy he rolled Or unrolled
fox xdiGfteat 4ixet windows. ~
10. The piddl g!sSs W. sefsw cgt on on, one
~, sns sfssss ss,sst Z ssla Afpls in the Ing
IL. Cloth protects better tom dustthaaU n 80
and equally well from insects.