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Arrested fortb, NobIe. Mnrasr.

SAN ANTONIO, May 1.-[speclal.l T.
Matteo Martinez has been arrested and
jailed at Hldalgo, in a southern Rio
Grande county, charged wi tn the muir
der Of William Mobiles, on March 22,last.
IL is believed that clear case can be
had against him. Mobiles was a
wealthy stockman, buying horses in
that section. He left his ranch in tho
morning and was never seen again,
lt is known that Martinez had acknowl-
edged seeing the dead body and subse-
quently, under compulsion, he led a
party OF Mobiles friends 20 the spot,
The body was gone, but the
sand was bloody and bore the
impression of q human form. There
was also strongly defined trail leading
OIL from II. Tho body had been dragged
away and buried. Its resting place is
unknown. Corn shuoks were also
found near the place where the body
had lain, showing that the murderers
had stopped there and rolled and
smoked cigarettes. A piece OF Nobles'
Pipe was also found. Americans in that
country are largely In the minority,
being surrounded on all sides by Mexi.
cans, and for the protection of their
homes, are making vigorous efforts to
discover and bring to Justice the other
perpetrators OF the Mobiles murder.
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War Against the Gamblers Declared
ut Fort Worth.
ASSASSINATION AND LyNcHlNe.
pynamiter Dicks Triai--stock Stealing
Mt Delaware Bend-A San An
tonic Murder Item-stab-
bIngs at the Fort.
THE DAYS RECORD OF GRIMES.
Another Trunk Tragedy.

PITTsBuRe, May l.-This evening.
about 9 o'clock, Baggage master Jen.
kins, at the Union depot, upon bursting
open trunk, which gave out suspi-
cious odor, was horriaed 10 ma shoro
the body of man securely bound. aun
IA an advanced stage of deco imposition,
Ihe face was badly discoi-
ored and bloated, and the stencil was
so great that II kept at safe distance
Ine large crowd which quickly gathered.
Ih9 trunk was a common wooden one,
ana evidently had not been used before.
IL arrived mere from Chicago over the
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago rail-
road, at $40 on the morning express. and
was checked ALT, but no person called
TO claim 1t. The baggage master no oticed
peculiar smell when be unloaded 1t
irom the train this morning, but no at
tention was raid to 10 until this evening.
when the stencil became unbearable'
After consultation the railroad Officials
decided TO open IL, and the result was
the CHASTITY discovery. The body,in order
TO get into the trunk, had been bent al
most double. Around the neck, arms
and legs was hemp cord about one
eighth OF an inch in thickness, which
had been drawn 80 tight that it had cut
NSNb AANv eho hcSns 1HbIo was no
marks OF violence and, SO far
as could be ascertained from
an outward examination, tho stom-
ach was In normal concition, The
body was that of laboring man, prob
ably SOyears old, of short, heavy build,
with smooth face. He WAS dressed In
pair OF checked wooden pauts, a blue
cotton shirt, blue woolon socks, and had
on his feet pair of new congress
CATERS. There WAS nothing on his
person that would furnish any clue 70
his Identification, except an interna-
tional money order in favor Of Filippe
Caruse, for S25,04. The order was
drawn at Chicago on February "a, 1885.
Immediately after the finding OF
the remains, Coroner Dress
ller. was summoned and the
body placed in his charge,
A telegram was sert TO the H., sitag {
agent Y. Chicago, but ne replied ho had
no means OF finding out who had
checked the trunk. The coroner is now
holding an investigation. He is of the
opinion that the remains were In the
trunk at least 80 hours,
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mckinney matters.

McKrNNHy, May l.-lspecial.l l--Hon.
J. A. l.. Wolfe received telegram this
morning that bis father-in-law, Mr..
Hickman, had been killed by tho cara
In Montana. Judge Wolf left to-night
for Missouri, the home Of Mr.. Hickman;
The friends OF Capt. w. w. Merritt
are pleased at his appointment az in
pector Of prison camps, by Gov. ire
land. The selection is q good one and
will give general satisfaction, and GOV.
Ireland has done well In this matter.
Capt. Merritt was q gallant eonfeder ate
soldier, has been sheriff Of Col lin
county. He was member OF the six
teenth and seventeenth legislatures and
In all,discharged his whole duty.
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APicnio AZ ilonham

BoNHAM,May l.-Ispecial. MAY Day
was properly celebrated to-day by big
picnic, and TO say II was good does not
half express IL. Tho weather could not
have been finer. The picnic was held In
one OF the finest groves In the county,
which is only only abou' quarter OF a
mile from the square, which made II
easy OF access 10 all. The HERALD cor
respondent was Ia attendance, and,
from all the good things they had 70
eat, the good music and the abundance
OF lovely young ladies present, the wish
springs up for y picnic every day. This
picnic was gotten up by The different
churches of the city, and they oan rest
assured IL was huge success.
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I'll Pa,n Crimn RECORD.

Ell PAso, May i.-lSpscial.l THE dis
trict court adjourned over this week un-
I'll the grand jury makes It's report
True bills have been found against the
following named persons, who have
besn arrested and are in Jail;
John MoAfee, theft.
Phillip Railor, burglary.
Thomas Moran, assault with intont to
kill.
Jesus Estrada, burglary.
Guadalupe Colderon, burglary.
John Barker, horse stealing and at
tempt 10 murder.
JOS. II. Ortiz, horse stealing.
Ed. Gumley, burglary.
Q. l.. MuIel head, murder.
Nictrano Ramos, attempt 10 murder.
ID. Is. Dowalt, aiding prisoners to es-
cape.
Frank Lewis, theft.
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War Against Gaming-san culinary Slash.

FoRr woRTR, May l.--(special. +
County Attorney Bowlin has declared
himself. He win follow in the footsteps
of Mr.. Clint, of Dallas, and stop gam
ing. The gamblers must 30, is his
slogan. Ho also says selling whisky on
Sunday must stop. He will use all tho
power at his command, aided by the
grand Jury and Judge Beckham TO stop
both offenses against the code.
Lou Cell and Belle Willisms,two cour-
tesans, engaged In sanguinary battle
with knives at RIVER Park carly this
morning. The trouble was over q man.
Lou Bell had one OF her breasts nearly
cut OIL, was stabbed twice In the left
arm and slashed across tho face. She
IL dangerously wounded. The Will
liams woman received only scratch
or two.
Harry Clark cut his wife over the
left eye because she objected to his
spending half his timo with q prosti-
tute. The woman ran through the
streets bleeding terribly, creating
great sensation,
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PLACING THE coLoNY'fN sRcURiTY.
MELBOURNE, May l.--Incossant exer-
tions are being made to place the colony
of Victoria in state OF security against
attacks from Russian cruisers In case Of
war, Tho popular enthusiasm In the
matter has been thoroughly aroused.
The military and naval prepara-
uons are In high state
of efficiency. Large meetings have
been held at which there were demon
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Russia.
0ARRIsoNs EsrAnLIsHEp.

LONDON, May Tho Russian mill
tary authorities have established per-
manent garrisons at Krasnovastak,
Askabad and ChilSisliar.
TAKING TORPEDO OBSERVATIONS.
ODESSA, May Ian English man-of.
war has anchored at the entrance 10 the
Dardanelles. It Is presumed she is
watching the laying OF torpedoes.
BARRED FROM CRoNsTADr.
LONDON, May la Lloyds TO legram
from st. Petersburg to-day states that
the Russian government has forbidden
the entry OF ships into the port Of Oron-
stadt.
E&a A COUNTER PROPOSAL.
Paris, May Lit Is rumored that
kussia has made counter proposals to
England and that these proposals will
probably be accepted by England.
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Midnight aIarauders AZ Austin,

AUSTIN, May l.--tspeclal.l--A couple
Of men, supposed TO be negroes, visited
several servant rooms early this morn
ing and, with pistols, intimidated the
inmates. In one or two instances dwell
ing. houses had their windows broken
In by the rutiians. The police force is
practically without a head, and ls im-
potent to ferret out and arrest the ma
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Probably a Good Rlddanoe.

LITrLe Rock, May lin Lincoln
county, two months age, en- o'a man
named Bowen was murdered on his
premises. Suspicion pointed u wiz
kins, his son-in-law, hut no direct evil
dence % appeared. On Wednesday night
wilkins went to Bowen's house and
abused his daughter, who had him ar
RESTED ON peace warrant. While under
9unia IN MS own house, Thursday
night. party Of men rode up and shot
him dead.
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parties entered the pasture of John
Young, after cutting the wire fence sur-
rounding 1t, at = point near Red liver.
ana drove Is head Of cattle into the IN
dian Territory. A posse OF citIzena
started IN pursuit OF the thieves, and II
c.ssught 1t Will probably fare hard with
A band OF thieves has Infested that
section for long time, greatly 10 ~ 4
annoyance of law-abiding citizens.
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AssassInatIon ANA Lynchine.

oHATrANooaA, May L. Yesterday az
ternoon, Mt Lsngston, Alabama, a man
named lillian, prominent farmer,
while out walking, was approached by
man named Ward, whom he only
knew by sight. Without word. Ward
knocked lillian down aud crushed his
skull with a stone. The murderer was
captured, and it is thought was lynched
last night. There Is no telegraphlc conn
further can be learned.
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a suapendnd nixins

:, CLEVELAND, May l,--Levi Boyer am
Episcopal minister, at Ashtabuls Ohio
mas oeen suspended by Bishop Bedeli.
Boyer was married aud had one child.
Recently woman, who gave her name
as Stewart, arrived from the sonth
and claimed that she was Boyer,a
WIG. Boyer made no defense, sava
that he once knew Mrs. Stewart. and
the bishop thought it best to suspend
MIN IN order to investigate the charge.
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gen. Mcdowell, pv,pr.

San Francisco, May 1.--Gen. Erwin
Mcdowell has been suffering for somo-
time past with affection Of the principal
digestive organs, which prevents him
from retaining anything on his stomach.
Physicians give. up ell hopes OF his re-
covery Death Is expected 10 occur at
any time. He 10 delfrieus most OF the
time, but has occasional lucid Intervals
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Dynamite Dick in the Dock.

NEW YORK May 1.-The trial Of Rich-
ard Short for the attempted murder OF
Capt. Phelan, in o'Donovan Rossa's
Office, was eontinued to-day. The court
room was thronged with people anxious
TO see the principals and hear the pro
cceedings In the case. The work Of se-
lecting y jury was continued, but up to
noon only three had been secured.
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GirMER, April SO.- Special. : Tho
man Buchanan, who has been In jail
here for the past 10 days, has been ro-
leased, ho not being the party wanted.
w. Boyd Is renttlng his opera-houso
Everybody Is going TO tho picnic to-
morrow at Bottle.
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STATIONS of the loyalty OF the colony to
the british government. A strong feel
ing OF confidence prevails. The port of
Melbourne is considered To be impreg-
nshle. Now rules have been issued reg
ulating lights in the lighthouses and
the plotting OF incoming vessels.
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Another MexIca. m he To,,..

CoRPUs CHRISTI, May i.--[Special. r
A Mexican named Abrlgo, was brought
In to- day by Deputies Coy and Renehan.
on charge Of murder committed I6
years ago.. He Is brother OF the des-
perado killed some weeks ago bv the
sheriff OF Cameron county. s
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Tho Indiana Train Robbery.

LouIsvILLr, May l.-There are no
new developments In the Louisville,
New Albany 4 Chicago express train
robbery. Nothing has boon seen or
heard OF the robber and would.be assas-
sin. Messenger Davis is still alive, but
unconscious. Webber, the baggage
master, IL doing nicely and will recover
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wife Msrder and Suicide.

MACON, GA, May 1.--W. II. Jones, a
locomotive engineer, shot his wife this
morning and then killed himself. His
wife cannot possibly recover Jones
died Instantly. Domestic troubles were
the causes leading to the deed.
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SIEGE PREFERRED ~ SURRENDER.
LONDON, May l-Aivices received
here state that u deputstion OF the in.
hsbltants Of HerRt waited upon the gov
ernor recently aud desired him 10 In
form the ameer that the people would
rather suffer the hardship OF long
siege than surrender To Russia.
THE AMER KNIaHTRd,
Abdurrahmsn Khan Ameer Of Afghan
istan, has been gazetteG Knight Grand
COMMANDER OF the orde' OF the "Star OF
India"
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France
THs sUHl CANAL COMMISSION.

rHE sUEz CANAL COMMISSION.
PARIS, May 1.-The Suez canal COM
mission, composed Representatives OF
the powers, and appointed to fix the
status OF the canal IN TIE event OF war,
Will bo dissolved Immediately upon a
declaration of war between England
and Russia.
TO EXPEL THE RoYALIsT PRINCES.
PARIS May LIE Figaro says tho
government has decided upon measures
for the expulsion of j. he orleans and
Bonaparte princes,
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APrison Riot.

moHIcAeo, May 1.-THE riot among em-
ployes OF the City Bridewell was on
tirely quslled this afternoon all but a
few OF the men returning TO work. The
others are confined TO their cells on short
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JErrERsoS, April 80. Especial. l-Afix-
Kate Murphy, who has been quito III,
died yesterday evening st her homo
about I've miles In the country.
Mrs. @. III. welch, OF Taylor, Is In the
city visiting friends.
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JEFFERSON, May 1.-[Special.-F Frank
oulberson, who killed oclo Reid, on the
9th ultimo, had his preliminary trial
lie is defended by Hon. d. b. Culber.
son.
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Canada
HNaLIau r,l1nnANra.

MONTREAL, May 1. Elghty-flvo
young English farmers arrived this
morning and left by tie Canadian Pa
ciho railway to settle on land In the
northwest. They stated that many
more OF their friends are 10 follow at
once.
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SL0WNESS IN SETTLING.
No Apparent Progress In the Anglo.
Russian Dispute.
PACIFIC PROPOSITIONS PASS.
Both Countries say 'The Tension is
Slightly Relaxed"
suTsoTH BUY MORE GUN BOATS.
Sentiment in AEshanistan rhe susx
Caral in Case % war-The Ameer
Knighted-Foreigu SHIPS Bar.
red From Ceonstadt.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.
----s--------
BUT BOTH BUY MORE GUN BOATS
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.
England
TIE QARNET sAILa.


FORTRESS MONROE, VA, May 1.-The
British steamer Garnet sailed this morn
Ing at 3 o'clock, it is supposed for New
York.
HOLIDAY.
LONDON, May To-day is regular
semi-annusl settling day at the bank OF
England and therefore holiday at the
bank and on the Stock exchange.
A DAMAGED STEAMER.
The British steamer Norssman, which
left Liverpool on april 25, for Boston,
has returned to port She experienced
stormy weather, during which the third
officer was drowned. The captain had
his ribs injured, She also lost her main
and mizzon masts and had her decks
swept.
BELIEVED TO RE LOST.
The royal mail steamship Hambsr
which lett New York on Thursdav,'
April 10, has not be0n heard from, and
is believed to he lost,
BURTON AND CUNNINGHAM MS CASES,
The police In order 10 ropute the alib
which Burton aud Cunningham, indict-
ed for causing the recent explosion of
the house OF parliament, assert that
they can establish Dy testimony of a
witness from America, ono Edward
Weeks, who swears chat he lives at No.
10 Exchange Place, New York city, that
nc Identities Burton as ono of six men
who arrived in New York in the steam
ship st. LauTont,and who stopped In the
Wurtemburg House hotel, on Green
wich street, New YORK city, during two
daps after the arrival ,ot the st. Laurent.
Weeks arrived in London and identi-
ned Burton on the 2lst Of April.
MEDIATION BoPED FOR.
There is slight relaxation in the ten,
sion OF the relations Of Russia and Eng-
land. Russia appears TO be disposed 10
entertain Englsnd's latest PROPOSALS 10
submit TO the arbitration of one OF the
crowned heads of Europe tho question,
whether the convention OF March II
was broken by Russia. 1t is beloved
the King of Denmark will be selected
as the arbitrator in thn event OF media.
tion being accepted.E
MORE CRUISERS uRC HAsEp.
Two steamships OF tie Peninsula and
Oriental lines, now building at Glasgow
have been purchased by the govern.
ment 70 be converted into cruisers; the
government nas also purchased three
very last Ocean steamers TO keep the
British &C aling stations supplied.
u fho admiralty has sent orders to the
navy yards to prepar1 for the transpor-
tation Of several thousand troops, and
has chartered the steamers Vancouver,
Oregon, the City OF Oxford Deonia,
Bolivar, Egypt, Erin and the Egyptian
Monarch, each of which is capable Of
carrying several thousand troops. The
government will also charter other
steamers.
DOUBLE SUPPLY.
PLYMOUTH, May 1.-The iron clads
destined for the Baltic have been or
dered to take on double supply Of
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Rohr, May l.--Finsncial oenters are
greatly agitated in consequence OF the
commission OF many serious frauds
which have just been brought 90 light.
The authors of the fraudshave abscon-
ded.
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Esten.Ive cattIe stenllnr.

GAISEsvrLLE, May l.-[speciaLl-
News has reached hero Of another whole
sale cattle stealing near Delaware Bend,
In tells county. A few nights ago some
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The Fire Record.
AT roRrsxourn, ONO

CINCINNATI, May i.-Jackson's hub
and spoke factory, at Portsmouth, Ohio,
burned yesterday. Loss, $4,000; In
sured.
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Dress Goods.

per yard.
Brocaded and Fancy Buntlngs, lC25c. per
yarU.
Fancy and Figured Debegis, l82Sc per yard =.
All-wool Nuns Netli g and Albftross
Cloth, ONLY 25c. PER YARD
Double width All-wool French Albatross,
SOC. per yard-worth 75c.
25c.
Changeable Japanese silks, yards for 81.
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SILKS.

Plaid and Checked summer Silks, i5c per
yard-sold elsewhere for los.
Fine GrOs grain silks, superior quality,
b5c. per yard--Wortb 00c.
Anew line of Black Silks from Soc. TO $500
per yard.
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Ladies, please remem-
Der we are making a spe.
cialty of Millinery. Call
and be convinced that our
Wholes Ale house has the
Largest and Best Selected
Stock in the State
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ST. louis.
81. Louis League j.. 0 Chicago. ............
DETROIT.
Detroits.., .,.....,... Ruifalos.. ..........
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FORTRESS MONROE, VA, May 1.-The
British steamer Garnet sailed this MORN
Ing at 3 o'clock, it is supposed for New
Xnrl
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PLYMOUTH, May 1.-The iron clads
destined for the Baltic have been or
dered to take on double supply OF
shell,
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A Greater Rush and Greater Bargains
THAN EVER AT
GOLDSMITH BROS,

SINCE VIII COMMENCED TO OF
E.EiEo SPECIAL ARGAINS, ALL,
ISUR CoMPETITORs HAvD BEBN
ICOMPBILElD TO INITIATE us, BUT
NOT WITH LIKE SUCCESS, FOR
ID SIA1PLEl REASON THEY HAV II
r ALLIED TO EEAIIIE WHAT "A
G1N UIND BARGAIN IS OUR GUS
IIOMEEoS KIN NOW THE SECRET OF
IOUE BEING AIW AVS BUSY WEI Elm
IOIaER HOUSES ARB COMPLAIN
INC OF NOTHING DOING, AND
THAT is BECAUSE
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-02-21
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. II, 1885.
EDITORS COMET My last was so
butchered and cut off in the middle
Of sentence, that ] hardly know
what to write or where to quit. But
will venture q few Legislative points.
The Dog-bill is still sub iudice
with symptoms of a very feeble and
inefficient law, as the outcome A bill
passed the Sd reading in the House,
limiting the collection of taxes to 6
years, unless suit is brought before
the 6 years is out. Also a bill to bar
the assessment of property further
back than years, that is, if property
has not been assessed for several wears
ptst, YOU are not allowed to go back
with your assessment further than
years. 4 bill also passed the House
concerning the lien on property in
the ChancerysCourt, to the Supreme
Court, just as is done in suits in the
Circ nit Court. Also. to prevent riding
over the bridges in the State in fast
er gait than walk, under a penalty
of - to $50 1t is said every man has
his hobby in his line of operations
The Legislature is no exception, Ac.
cordingly, if legislation touches the
farmer or his cattle or truck, it brings
Mr.. Crockett to his feet at once rs the
advocate of the farmer and his truck
! II it relates to dogs and sheep, Mir
! Brown at once raises a howl in favor
Of the sheen. II it relates to temper
ducc, Nil Bonner, espouses it in the
/ interest Of Prohibition If it touches
/ Clevelaud's Administration, DR., White
reso'ltes in his favor and HAYNES. O
/ Shelby. boi!s over with the bloody
shirt pa riotism of former times, re-
Winding us of the days that trieC
mems souls. The bill to allow per
sons charged with crime to testify il
their own behalf, was up on its thirC
r aiding this evening" and elected con
siderable discussion, pending which
the house adjourned, Judge Butlei
has introduced bill to change tn.
namo Of Taylorsyille to Mountain
City Perhaps he fears it Will not b,
known that he lives in the mountains
but We are q progressive people I
took II years in the Legislature tt
suggest this step in the progre o
tNat town. Bristol is applying al {
for a Criminal Court this lustr e
the truth of the proverb that 9Th
lmore we have, the more We want"
| guess the hoater and the representa-
tive of Sullivan will differ on thi
question as they do on many others.
e. PLURlBus.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-02-21
W. P30vE

That one single bottle Of B. Il. b. will do as
much workin curing Blood Poisons Skin AZ
fections, scrofua, Kidney Troubler, Catarrh
and Rheumatism as si.e bottles of any other
preparation on earth
one 5O-ycar-old chronic ulcer cured; scraf-
ula ofchildren cured with one bottle Blood
PoisonS cured with few bottles. It never
fails. We hold home proof in book form
Send for it, Large bottle $l,OO, six for $500.
Expressed on receiptof price Il your Drug
gist can't supply you, address
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-02-21

VIM, Chandler will follow the ex-
ample Of the Tallapoosa, March The
4th. Tie will get smashed by the
United States iron clad, Cleveland
and will sink, Deep may he sink
long may he stay sunk,
Alde Old Navy En-
Oh who can save yo Bill,
From your merited fate vino can loose Sc?
Goodbye my lover, Bill,
With you it's all over Bill,
You must 90 like your old Tallap0osa.