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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
THE RECOUNT IN WEST VIRGINIA
IT SHOWS DEMOCRATIC GAIN BUT GoFF HAS
ENOEGH TO ELECT HIN.

Charleston, w. Va, Dec (speciaD.-The recount
OF the votes OF this county concluded this
evening and resulted in net gain of twenty-eight
votes for Judge Fleming for Governor, Con losing
ID votes while Fleming gained the same number
This stiil leaves General Gof over 100 majority In
tho state. j. D. Anderson. tho Democratic candidate
for Congress in this district gained 20 votes on the
recount and now has II majority over McGinnis
Rep.), on the face Of the return HIS situation Is
thus about the Pendleton in the LIST District,
who yecurcd a majority Of 10 over Atkinson utep),
through a recount Of the ballots in Ohio and Wetzel
Counties. On the face of the returns the Democrats
thus have three Of the four Congressman, the only
Republican left standing being Saith ia the WITH
District whose majority is secure. In the supreme
Court to-day Ex-Governor John A Hutchinson moved
10 quaSh the quo warTanto proceedings Instituted on
behalf Of Anderson but after hearing his argument
The court adjourned until tomorrow without ar
irving at decision. There IS great indignati
tonight among Republicans here and much excite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
WHO WILL SUCCEED EDWARD F. REILLY,

Albany, Dec tspeciaij.-Governor Hill issued to
day proclamation ordering special election TO be
held I'm the With Senatorial District December %,
IN order 10 fiji the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Edward r. Reilly, recently elected Clerk Of the
County Of New-York. Tbs term Of Mr.. Reilly's sue
cessor will expire December 81, 1889. Governor
mn also received notification Of the death of Senator
H. r. Low, and stated that In few days he would
issue proclamation for special election in Mr.
Lows district, which comprises the counties of Or
ange and Sullivan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
STRAY CABINET GOSSIP AT TIE CAPITAL
JOHN c. NEW SAYS THAT GENERAL HARRISON
HASN'T BEGUN YET TO MAKE UP
THE SLATE"

Washington, Dec (special -1hcrc Is less CABINET
talk INDUCED In here than is generally supposeu by
people who are accustomed 10 look upon Washington
as tie centre of political gossip and Information for
the time being Indianapolis must furnish the nc"s
This much is conceded, by those Wseacrcs who
have constructed and broken many as dozen
different states within the past two weeks. NUM-
her of senators-formerly the associates OF General
Harrison In Washngton-have gone TO ana returhc'
from indianapolis, some upon spcclal HNitd''o"s
others simply dropping in by the way, as II were
to nay their res poets All have come back asserting
most nostvely that the subject of the Cabinet was
not preached by General Harrison, and, OF course
not by them Such statements are, As rule, accepeu
FOR what they worth. especially when Hauo W
men who are considered by everybody TO be Cao-
met timber"
The Pacific Coast IS hopeful OF being recognized,
and presents in tho person OF Ex-Governor e"lL' Vi
California a candidate for P0stmasterGeneraL ihere
&c talk too OF Judge Thurston of Nebraska, re-
ceiving a place I'm the Cabinet though this IS con-
sldercd by wcllinformed people TO be out OF the
question.
John c. Now, who is supposed By somo people
to know great deal about what General t@T nlt
thinks or intends to do, arrived here iast ndFn,
When By local reporter he VIZ s'a ~ ,roni
a Ticonth-st corner loohirg mp and down the street.
as # he not sure which way to CO.. . ..,,
by The reporter pointing to the bo sa'q hat %as the
prompt reply. l haven't made up my NINA yc',
and neither has General HARRISON rn t SOu Nc,
do know though and that Is that the Prcsid-u
his Cabinet officers lie has not made single
promise, and he's under no obligations, ara ne
Here MI New put his hand to his brow ana
seemed wrapped In deep thought for moment. Then
You must excuse me. have very important
engagement q this honr, bpt cam 'hlhh LOT inc
Perhaps It's with Cleveland suggested a by
stander. -, -, q, uoro,
have seen him yet, and I'm in no hurry 10 make
his acquaintance" 49,. ,,.,.,,,
Mr. New then sauntered down the street, evidently
hoplng that the memory OF bis engagement Wouiu
come to him before he got far away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
ALONG THE SOUND.

sTANFORD-As steam heater in the ladies' waiting
room AZ the station of tie NewIOrk and New Haven
railroad exploded on Monday evening, seriously
Injurlng number OF persons.
WESTPORT The Rev. JabeZ Backus. OF James
town n Y Las accepted call TO the congregational
Church and will assume his duties on January l.
DERBY" The Daily Adycrtscr after uree
years. cxistenoc. has suspended Publication
DsNBIRY-The Connecticut Board of Agriculture
,c,ll hold three days farmers convention beginning
tuesday, December IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-John w. Bookwaer. Of Springfield
Ohio. AsToR-Congrossm Henry Bacon. OF Goshen
N. Y CLARENDON-Gener Robert Lenox Banks
Of Albany. FIFTH ANENUE-Congressman H. D.
Spooncr " Rhode Island; Colonel A. Louton Snowden
Of Philadelphia and Francis Hendricks OF syria
use. GiLSEY -Congrrs-men II w. Townshend Oh
illinois, Gardiner G. nuobNd, Of Washington. and cen
eral Austin lathrop, Of Corning N. Y HOFkMAN-Sohh
oDay vice. president the 81 Louis and San Francisco
Railway Company ST. JAMFs-Generai orand sriita.
Of baltimore. wINDsoR--w. O. Van Horne. president
Of tho Canadian Pacific Railway Company, and Juiiss
Dexter, Of Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
MIR. COLE is CONFIDENT.

Speaker Cole accompanied By his wife. arrived here
yesterday looking hale ana confident though he
were really back In HE place presiding officer Of the
Assembly He showed letters containing what he termed
clad pledges" members declared
thar there was no longer shadow OF doubt his
reelection. lie Is certain that General Hustled
count on more than thirteen men, that the
Ssn<raI's friends treat with defison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
LONG ISLAND.
IoNr ISLAND CITY.-Albcrt

LONG ISLAND CTTY.-Albert G. Robbins, age
tue, tv two real estate agent, IN his way home on
Mondsv night was suddenly set upon by two highway
men, who dealt him blow over TIE head win rIth ger
rsch chain which ran across his waistcoat, was cut
an one side lie recovered himself enough to raise an
Earn The hghvaymen graspcd al the dangling
pia,, hut pullri on the wrong Side and He'd leaving
Robbins holding his watch on the other end OF tpe
RIvERHFAD-AsbIiry r. Hawkins the youth who
murdered his mother In Islip last December, hao
apparently abandoned all hopo OF respite from
Enyprnor H1l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec 81 might snow fell ys'er
day morning followed by generally lair weather The temper
ature ranged between So and 40 tho 1867 being
~ lower than tho corresponding day last year. ana II
lower than on Monday.
In and this city to-day there will probably b
weather with rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
STATEN ISLAND.


ELM PARK--william Carey, age twenty seven was
orrcstrd Yesterday on u charge OF burglary. nc Is
accused Of having broken into the mousse Vi MIs "~o
Miller I'm Johr-st. Port Richmond, anu steaihs
iarec sum of money and some siNer"afe'
EDCFNATER p meeting OF the Board OF Health
l.st night an ordinance passed requiring ihe
health Surgeon to hold autopsy on cVcfy uos hncu
AMI supposed 10 DO affected with rabies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
5s to 20 ALLEN. 80 to 65 OR

Trustees disagreed about their place of meeting on
Monday night Their Old quarters had been leased
TO others after the first Of this month"; out they We're
prr,utod 10 stay temporarily and a portion OF the
Board assembled there, including the president while
Tho other norton with the clerk. met in the Board of
Trade rooms The result was that no business. was
transac ted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
SENATOR INGALLS, ON THE MESSAGE

Washington. Dec. Special. Senator ingalls, has
a fashion OF rolling out sentence slowly ana Win
such careful and precise emphasis as to give each
word IT'S full value. 1t in this deliberate ara
impressive manner that he delivered himself to-day Of
an opinion on the Presidents Message. HIS frsi
comment was: The most painful feature OF the Mes
SAGE 10 lna was the absence OF any alusion 10 CNI
Service REFORM
And the tariff question: - ~,
al think the Presidents courage In adhenng 10 MS
former position on The tariff is more 10 be com
merded than his discretion The Message, however
differs IN respect from the Message inc ficsl
den. sent 70 Congress n ago 1t deals WIN horc
than one topic. Tho executive horizon appears 10
Lave hraadrne The csmpacD of intellect has
instructed tie President. lie knows moro than he
did" ,, -,
tionsl ~
should say that II he felt at all irrtated at nc
senate's action In rejecting the Fisheries Treaty he
does not show It. As to that diplomatic pundeary
toward him he carefully conce1ls It, On the whole.
| am inclined to suspect that the Presidents I'M
perilrbabli'y IS perfect to be attributable entirely
TO scifcontrOl.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05

Wilderness, Spottsylvana Court House. Jericho Mills,
Bethesda Church. Petersburg and was distpg ushed
officer all through the war
In December; 1870. MaiorGcneral Ayrcs trans
errcd 10 the 3D. Artillery and nine wears later he was
appointed colonel Of the I'd Artillery. He was mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
FANCY ARTICLES
ON SECOND FLOOR.

BRASS AND FANCY METAL MATCH SAFES
WUISK BROOM HOLDERS AND PLAQUES WAL
NUT, EBONY AND PLUSH WORKBOXES AND
WRITING DESKS
PLUSH JEWELRY BOXES. GLOVE AND HAND
RERCHIEF BOXES
JAPANESE WARE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
BRASS, WALNUT, AND EBONY SMOKING SETS
BRASS AND FANCY METAL ASH RECEIVERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
WILLOW and BRASS WARE.

BONBoN PERFUMEIY AND FANCY BASKETS ;
ODD SHAPES IN WASTE BASKETS, SATIN-LINED
WORK BASKETS, ALSO INFANTS BASKETS.
FULL ASSORTMENT FLOWER BASKETS AND
STANDS FINEST GOODS IN WORK BASKETS, FUR
NISIIED AND UNFINISHED, TRIMMED AND UN-
TRIMMED: MUSIC STANDS, SEWING STANDS. IN
FANTS' STANDS LUNCH AND SHOPPING SATCH-
ELS SCHOOL BAGS IN LARGE ASSO RTMENT.
OXIDIZED UMBRELLA STANDS AT sl.29 UP
SOLID BRASS UMBRELLA STANDS AT 1924
BRASS FIRE SETS, ANDIRONS, FENDERs,
BLOWER STANDS. COAL HODS AND COAL VASES,
BRASS AND NICKEL CUSPADORES. FROM 29c UP.
PAPIER-MACHE BRACKETS. COMB CASES. PUFF
BOXES. HANDKERCHIEF AND GLOVE SETS, CUFF
AND COLLAR BOXES. WALL POCKETS, &C.
FANCY COMBINATIONS, TOILET GLASSES,
COMB CASES. AND TOWEL RACKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
solid Silver Ware.

NEW DESIGNS IN SOLID SILVER SPOONS
FORKS, BUTTONHOOKs, BABY RATTLES, To-
BACCo BOXES, CUPS, SUGAR SPOONS, BUTTER
KNIVES. MATCH SAFES, CHILDREN'S SETS IN
CASES SOLID SILVER, s495 $3.50, 1926. SOLID
SILVER NAPKIN RINGS. 81, sl.3i SLID 20 81
EACH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
ADJUSTING TROTIING DISP UTES.


NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
The Board of Appea Of the National Trotting As
ISOLATION met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night
to sit as high court Of justice on the wrongs Of
owners, trainers and drivers p. p. Johnston, Of
Lexington, KY is president ard lord chief justice,
Colonel A. Louden snowdcn, Of Philadelphia Is vice
president and NJ Morse, Of Hartford, Is secretary
with stenographer accompaniment The other
members Of the court are W II. shlchand of Bangor,
Me NJ. J. Payne, Of kansas John L. Mitchell, OF
Milwaukee, and David Bonner, CT this city. The
court sat in parors c. II and j. The case Of chief
interest was the attempt to prove that Champion
John L., d eknoHn uotter, described as rat
tailed and hunk AIDED, IS the same horse that has
been going around the circuit Prince. Champion
John l. runaway. NJ T. Downing, tulfman
Who the stcepechaser Killarney and other plugs,
picked him up for a few hundred dollars and has
been trotting him. Nobody could prove that he and
Prince are one and the same horse; 50 me court
decided 10 Get evidence and II necessary have
Prince is only 1000 miles away. For the last two
months he has been amusing the Argentine Ropub-
leans 49,
Another case was that of Fish & Son. who built
two stables thirty feet apart and entered horse
from s ed on men S %a and
when he 10 an AsSOclaion track dubbed HIN
Laplander Sentence suspended for executive scs-
cOlons! Chester, wanted rsco,a q 2 ;2I - for
Rloter, r BaEnes's gsldng over tie Mineois track
Tie board Went into executive session at II p m.
The next open session will DO held this morning
at TO-
CONTINUING THE SOUTHERN FIELD TRIALS.
Amory, Miss. Dec tspecialj.-JThe work dons
at the field trials to-day OF high quality.
The weather good, and birds were plentiful.
Continuing the first series OF heats, Elorence Gladstone
beat sancho, Glamofgan beat Bass, Corsair b'at
Mile Gates, Blcomo seeond bye Second Sarief-
BioOmo Second beat Captain lie hei, Count Pc mont
beat Duke OF Maine rimplc bea; TuOerose oliver
Twist beat Felix NJ Florence Gladstone beat Clamor-
gan, Corsair bye. Third Serics-count Piedmont
beat Corsalr, Dimple beat Bloomo Second. The
judges for the day were the those for yes
terday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
SENATOR ALLISON AND THE TREAsUR,

Washington, Dec 4-Senator Alson's attention
was called by an Associated Press reporter 10 tel
egram from Lima, Ohio, quoting Railroad Commits
s,onar Campbell Of Iowa. authority for the state
uent that to Mr. Allison had been offered the secre
aryshp Of the Treasury by Prcsldenteect Harrison
said Mr. Allison: u know Mr. Campbell very well
He IS al excellent gentleman. have not seen him
since the election. nor communicated with him be
letter and be has not written TO me- have not
Icen offered the Secretayship OF the Treasury, nor
have accepted It. l should say that thai para
ora nh is pretty nearly made out OF whole coih.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
ARCHIBALD MCCLURE
Albany N. Y, Dec. 4.-Arhbald Mcclure, prom-
nent townsman, died this morning
ADMIRAL CUESTAKOEI

ST. Petersburg, Dec. Admiral ChestakoH, MIN.
lister of Marine, is dead. He appointed In 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
BOOKS & STATIONERY.

STANDARD WORKS IN SETS AND SINGLE VOL.
UNES, ALSO FAIRY TALES AND STORY BOOKS
BOOKS FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL. CHOICE GIFT
BOOKS. PRAYER BOOKS AND BIBLES
GOLD AND SILVER PENCILS AND GOLD PENS
PLUSH BOXES FILLED WITH STATIONERY, INK
STANDS CHRISTMAS CARDS IN PLUSH, SATIN
AND TORCH0N PAPER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05

FOR ATTORNEY G ENEItAL UNDER HARRISON.
Monticello, Dec c'iccIaD.-Colonel W. W. Ferry,
OF Quincy, H., will be presented for the position
Of Attorney General under President Harrison lie
was the commander Of the famous Louisville Legion
during the war and IS one of the post commanders
ln-chfef OF the Department of Illinois, g. A. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
Slh-V 8: R

AND SILVERPLATED WARE. NEW PATTERNS IN
PLATED OXIDIzED HAIR AND CLOTH BRUSHES
MIRRORS, PUFF BOXES SHAVING MUGS AND
BRUSHES, wHIsK BROOMS AND HOLDERS.
SILVER PLATED TILTING ICE PITCHERS AT
s11 rs TO $40 EACH.
TRIPLE-PLATED CAKE BASKETS FROM 80 TO rs.
SILVERPLATED FRUIT DISHES 50 TO $50.
sILVERPLATED INDIVIDUAL shLrs AND PEP.
PER9 24c. EACH.
sILVERPLATED TEA SETS. CARD RECEIVERS,
CANDLESTICKS. CASTERS CUPS &c.
RoGERss TRIpLEPLATED TABLE KNIVES,
&c % A DOZEN.
ROGERsS TRIPLE-PLATED SOUP LADIES' 81 IS
EACH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
Copper and Lead Market
Engineering and Mining Journal


 CoPPER-This market has developed further strength during the past week, and s further advance ID quotations hes to be reported. l. would seem that there is @ standing order ID the market lore sumsbly on account Of the Fyadicate) to buy up everyt thing tba! may be offered at about 1850 to 1865 cents for delivery over the next two or three months. This IS probably in connection with su intended sale by the syndicate tO man ufactures. ss which negotiations are uE- derstood to have been going on Tor some time paHt, but apparently without sue cess SO far, the manufacturers hesitsting to enter into contracts for their sup plies at the price demanded. Our iudg- ment of ths condition of affairs is that 1t is perfectly futile to attempt to aci independently Of the syndicate, as every body must now recogniZe the fact that they are complete masters of the situs- tion controlling, ss they do. not only the entire output of the mining and smelt- ing companies, but also almost the whole of the floating supplies, the quantity of copper now remaining m the hands Of other parties being hardly worth taking into account.
 LEAD.--A further severe drop in prices has taken plscs in this market during the past week, owing to heavy deliveries not being satisfactorily taken up. In all about 1000 tons have changed hands al price ranging from 4.65 c. 4.30. the latter being Tnursdsy's closing quotations fo- May delivery. Io-dEy's closing qu"ts tions are: Spot and May. 22i June, 422If; July. 4.22ls
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
The Boston of the West.
IFrom Tid-Bits.l

You'd be surprised if you'd come out to Tucson and spend a month" ssId aI AriZoDs real estate man gho had beeI invited to dinner by Boston capitalist "Why, sir. Tucson comes higher bein the Boston than any other town l eveI struck. sn' I've been on the go evei since l WAS knee-high to duck. Yes sir; Tucsoh is runnin' over full of cul- cher an refinement. We're death or cult out there, It's a dsnged hard mat ter fer any of your common trash to gl 8 foothold with us. we're so dead set or buildin' up an \ cOmmunitv. I knCg So many as forty sslOon-keepers tha' kin talk ID three inngwidges, an wbeI it comes to style, we don't fiddle fer mo- body ter dance. You bring your wife an come to old Tucson on go 10 church on @ Sunday, !. you want 10 See diB' monds sod gold chains. A woman who cRn't wear string or diamonds down town of sn afternoon sIn't nobody with us. tell you Tucson'd inst suit you Boston big bugs. We kin trot cut s;yl, su' cult fer you till you can't rest. w. know Sullivan an all your other bil men in Boston. If ever John l.. ocmei out our way our folks'll carry hIm 'rouod on their soldiers. Yes, they will They're just Bostonion enough to dC that very identical thing. That's whsi they are
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
n.tt.r cnnk. rhnn Women.

No. perhaps for the same reason that great chefs Gre men, but because one Of the most striking phases Of the civilization of today dsvrl0;- t-.If ll that direction, men are get tim, tb I4. better cooks than women. They have alWIv. been better Eastrunomers. But the man about town, the luxurious idler who breakfl lsts at Dclmonico's, lunches at ths Brtnls,s.sk- er- at .avafiRs and dneS at Solari'S, actually knows, as a rule, more about the constituents of the dishes on the menu, and how they are put together and heated Co achieve desirable result. than any woman be ls ever likely Co meet there or elsewhere There isn't one woman m . hundrea who can go into a Testauraut such as those and order what a man would call n decent meal Women who have travelled, seen much Of life as their husbands and brothers see it. owe a vast deal of their popu- larity Co their acquired ability Co know just whats what arruss a table Q deux.-New York Pres Every Day Talk"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
Brace Up,

You are feeling depressed, your Rppe- tite IS poor, you are bothered with head ache. you are fidgerty, nervous and gen erslly out of sorts, and want @ brace up. Brace up, but not with siImulsnts spring medicines, or bitters, which have for .heir basis very cheap, bad whisky and which stimulate you for sn hour tion than before. What you want Is az alternative that will purify your blood start healthy action of Liver and Kid neys, restore your vitality and give re newed health and strength, such [ medicine you w,ll find in Electric Bit ters, and only 90 cents bottle a. Geo MartID's Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
NOTICE

THE CO-oAErNERSHIP Ler,tufJrr existing between c. Selisms1u and AtDlt Goli-chmidt. under Che irn name of C. sehgmaun S Co.. is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. All outstanding udrbt- edness will b.. paid Co the undersigned, who will hIuiia's any accounts due by said firm of C. Sclirmarn S Co.
 ADOLF COL SCHMIDT The firm ot A. GOlIschmidt 6 Ca. VIII continue the business formerly ca-rled o1 byC. selilu1un X Co,. at the o.i stand. where they hope by clp-csttentiuHt1 tU-i- hess, tp merit share ofthc public patron H.e.
 We take this opportunity to thank yoa for pazt kind favur- Go thr old tru. and solicit a coutinuauc, Of y,ur valued patronage Tor tise now, occurring you that no etfort- shaI ta spared Co please yoI, and that a' an times your appreciated conmauds shall have oI- careful and prompt attention Geo msrlt the cuutluu- ancs of your favur-.
 Yours, vrry tuIiy.
 4. COLDS HNIDT 6 co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
Modern s,.tsrn of Ah,rrti.Ip-.

The honest system of advertising should be Int a sma! announcement of the oTer of goods for the information of those who desire to purchase. in such manner that those who desire to purchase, may, by seeking, find. But in advertising as it now exists, exaCcora,ion is piled 0u congregation, and falSaLsol IS added 70 falsehOOd- The world s filled with monstrous lies, and they are thrust upon attention by every possible means The mails are filled with them When a man opens his mail in the morning, the letter uf his friend Is buried among these advcrti-iu.- monstrosItIes. They are thrust under ,tr doors, and they are offered you as YOU walk the streets. When you read the morning and evening papers, they are spread before Sou with topographic display. they are plnryl among the items you desire to read. and they are given false headings, and they begin with decoy headings They are pus.eI upon walls and on the fences, and ol tIs sidewalks, and on bul!e in boarl-. and the barns and h0usetOps and the s5uccs Of all the land are covered with th.a.. and they are nailed to the tres and pa.utsI on rocks. Thus it Is that the whole ciyIIIzei world Is placaried with lies, and the moral atmosphere Of the world wreass v4.i, tne foul breath of this monster of anta-ua.,tIc clmpetIti0n.-Maj. J. w. Powell
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
Tbe,r Busipess Boomin1

Probably no one thing has caused such revival of trsde st Geo. Martins Drug Store Rs their giving away to their customers of 70 many free bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Co0sump- ti1n. Their trade ia simply enormous in this valuable article from tbe isc, tbat it alEsy- cures Gni never iissppoiuts. Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis. Group and sll throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it before buying by getting s trlsl bottle free. B-ge size Sl. Every bottle warranted