Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-08
MCCLELLAN AND BURNSIDE.

The recent death of General Mcclellan leaves but few living of those unfortunate commanders who found themselves un- equal to the great responsibilities placed upon them during the civil war. Burn- side, Halleck, Fighting Joe" Hooker, and others, had passed away before him, honored by the nation they had served, after having lived down the hostile criti- cism their official acts had excited. Equal justice will be done to General Mcclellan, and a true estimate of his abilities as an organizer and soldier will be recorded. In his political ambition the genial Burn side was far more successful than his old commander, and death found him senator from Rhode Island. Mcclellan might have been a cabinet officer but for factional uuarrels in New Jersey which made his appointment inexpedient.
 Rhode Islands devotion to her hand some senator illustrates a happy charac- teristic of the smallest State which still distinguishes her. General Burnside was not a native of Little Rhody y"-having come east from Indiana-but he had the right timber in him, and was made governor and afterward senator of his adopted State. The same spirit may be seen in her citl- zens to-day in their hearty reception of that which will be of benefit to them. A casein point is that of MT. John A. Bishop, of Central Falls, R. l., who tells this story:
 "For eighteen years l suffered with neuralgia and never got any relief until took Athlophoros. After that had cured me of the disease became afflicted with sciatic rheumatism, for which was treated by two doctors. Neither of them did me any good, in fact grew worse under their treatment. Again began taking Athlo- phoros, and, strange as it may seem, relief came almost instantly. The pain abated than three days, and as I daily grew stronger the rheumatism Jeff me alto gether."
 Mrs. s. T. Goss, of No. 42 Dudley Street, Providence, can confirm this seemingly wonderful cure out of her own experience. She says:
 "For thirty years I suffered with mus cular rheumatism, during which time I used every known remedy and all sorts of prescriptions from physicians. At times would gain little relief, but only for short period, after which the disease would attack me with renewed violence. It was while I was suffering one of these very severe attacks that friend spoke to me of the wonders Athlophoros was dolng and advised me to try it. I did get bottle and in two days after beginning to use it was on my feet. Athlophoros is now kept in my house and is looked upon as indis- pensable. It is the greatest preparation I ever knew of and will cure rheumatism just as it is claimed it will do."
 Mir. J. D. Payne, one of the most prom inent citizens of Westville, Ct., where he has pleasant home on Fountain street. is outspoken in his praise of Atlophoros.
 "I did not think there was any cure for rheumatism" he says, "but am pleased to say that there is and that it is Athlopho- ros. Three doses of it cured my wife of rheumatism"
 If you cannot get ATHLoPHoRos of your drug. gist, we will send it express paid, on receipt of regular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer that you buy it from your druggist but if he hasn't it, do not be persuaded to try something else but order at once from us, es directed. ATHLoPHoRos Co.,, 1l2 Wall Street New York.