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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
G. A. R. OFFICERS INSTALLED.
WINDING Up THE BUSINESS OF THE
DETROIT ENCAMPMENT.

Reports the Logan aAd Sheridan Mon.
uneat rnads-G George A. Clusters Father
Among tho vetsrans-Louisiann Posts
Prepare to Disband In Consequence OF
the Decision on tho Color Line.
DETROIT. Aug. AT the opening OF the @. A.
II, Encampmept this morning the frat busl-
ness was the lepott Of tho Committee ON the
John A. Logan and Phil Sheridan Monuments.
The Logan monument fund Is about $4,000
and 10 closed. For the Sheridan monument
100000 10 in hand.
Ex-Gov. oRlesby Of Illinois reported salts
factory proRte.s for the Committee OH Memo.
rial Hall at Decatur. III. Reports Of commit-
tees on Adjutant- Generals and other officers
reports were approved. rn.t COMMANDMENT.
Chief Buriett of Washington presented
reports on q variety OF subjects. dep
rocating in particular the action OF mem
bers In endeavorln2 to secure the influence
Of the organization for any Interference
In matters belonging 10 the departments
Of the Government. Tho same committee
reported adversely on communication
from the Sons OF Veterans desiring closer
connection with the &. A. R. An amendment
to the rules and regulations was adopted. ty
which posts can change their location by .
two,hrds vote 9i ihS msmhs'Ts An nmena
encamrmonts to . held as late as july /.
The attempt 10 change the rules 80 es 10
that whp %d not nrs
to membel ship OF the q. A. L. was defeated
Tue. per capita tax which yesterday was o.
tsblished at three cents was to-day reduced to
i;s,sS & Es's c0nmandsF'in.eh Death OF
The committee appointed TO, act on tho
&ssh: dsn apI Fax.
Commander Charles Devens reported resoln.
tons W hich were adop cd.
A curious Incident occurred here yesterday
., IL .GHs liz
Horn and ca2ed org aud earnestly at the cav;
vas. A the cyclorama Lecturer began 10 tel!
how Custer. his bi others Tom and boston and
Killed at Big Horn BY the Sioux the old man
turned TO- 40. ms II the narrativ. Ind no sroolal
interes' for him. when one OF The veterans.
Why, OLD man. GoI hess, you" Then.
turning to his con rades he said: Doys. this
Is George A. Clusters inther." Instantly Mr..
Custer vas sInroun;d3'd ~ re,e an VIC Inc
New ORLEANS. Aug. THE action Of the
Grand Army encamr,nent OH tie race que -
,p has ,s ss S., 81. sSHS ss
erapSsl + ON bse nj nat the Situation Was
the snd T. 'Gss
ment.. the. gem ral feeling Ia TINT the d: en-
tlon frcm Lnuisiana had come out second best.
No action vii he taken until me DELEGATES re-
invoS Of the TouS White Eos's ' SS,nhs :;
f inseIn. No. ami Custer H" No. s. giving NY
poss Sey w say rs ss 1H lssn
sooinl organizations to which no ono but
whites ma lie elected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08

ALBANY. AUG. THE Board Of Trustees OF
the Volunteer Firemen's Homo Association Of
the stnte OF Now York met here to-day. The
selection and purchase OF site for the Homo
at Hudson was approved. The site chosen
embraces thirty ncrrs OF land nour the eastern
limits OF the city Of Hudson. which was owned
by tho State and was purchased originally as
a site for The hudson Hou.e Of Refuge.
George ". Irish. Secretary OF the Bonrd. onid
two-story brick building costing $4,000. to
hccomw odate about Seventy-nve veterans
ing to It az nddition al accom- cd at Ions are
Is1niIed. ltisexpoc,ed t. hay: the 90 bnilainE
been offered BY friends OF the association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
American Export. to v.ne.u.,u.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 7-Advlces from vene.
xuela say that American exports to that coun-
try are now ahead Of all others their aggre-
gate In the last fiscal year having been tl0.-
0.0,oc0. According to a correspondent OF the
Bureau OF American Republics. this growth
British trndo is duo patty t. the Britith
Gninn. boundary disnuVe and the difficnltie!
OF Venezusls and the. In Guayrn Harbor Im-
provrment Company both British enterprises.
but chiefly to the current OF sympathy which ID
which Arses not only. from III. similarity OF
institutions but from tho facilities Of commll-
and methods OF trade,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
No.cs OF FOREIGN Happenings.

The Russian Council has decided 10 prohibit
this. expectation VI cora. owing to the bad har.
vest
The Balmscednn cruiser Prssidente Pinto
has left Genoa and sailed westward. Several
sailors deserted from her.
The steamer MAipo. which was reported to
have foundersd. arrived at IIuilus or June 20
With cargo OF arms ami ammunition.
Nr. Duesing ri st. Louis n student at an &C.
clesiastcal college In home. WINS drowned at
portauxio short dis ance from the city.
Hubert Kinney. an insurance agent. has cen
arrested In Toronto charged with embrzzie-
ment and forgery. committed al Pittsburgh.
tn. HIS care vii. come up"n Tuesday,
A y result ~ the recent inpuiii les Of the
officers " ho revealed the secret ~ the MANN
feature 81 melinite., u. dc frsycinet, Minister
terials
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
SHOT A CRIPPLE DEAD.
re was . School Teacher and had Called
to Answer - omplntnt.

re was . School Teacher and Had Called
to Answer st omplnint.
PSRr TOBACCO. NIL. AUG. John Marshall
RYE las been lodged In Jail hero. charged With
killing Jonn j. Wheeler. a school teacher. The
tragedy took rlace in Lower Naniemoy. bout
twenty miles f,on Port Tobacco. Nhs, 10th
men lived. Some time ago y Glfilcaly o.
Cured In tbs school taught by Wheeler
which niece OF Rys's WAS concerned. BN
took Offences at Wheeier's action and ssnthn
word that 10 was no gentleman. Wheslervhs
was unable t. walk without oru,chss onE'
count Of an accident while rlayine baseball
drove in his buggy on Wednesday afternoon
10 the house OF John L. Bowie. nephsx sl
kye. where. Rye lives. Wheeler sent for BE
Alter some Word. Wheeler got out o. hi.
buggy and stArt,,i toward aye. who drew
l,ietOi And fired three shots at Wheeler. two
taking effect ne in the lower le breast and
the other in the right hip. Wheeler fell 10 tho
ground and was assisted to his feet by boy
who was passing. but immediately 10 back
dead. The body WAS put In the buggy by ne
and his nerhew. They started With the hodr
toward the home Of Tho decreased. but meeting
two mon. Richard Scott and Charles Small re-
ouested them TO tnke tho buggy and the r
mains to Wheeler's house. which they did
Nye says he did the shooting in seli.do!encs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
WESLEYAN PROGRESS.

The Conference Took Several Steps Which
Alarm che Orthodox.
LONDON. Aug. Tho Wesleyan Conference
concluded its labors wi b tie sigulfcant
appoin ment. BY n largo majority. Of Prot
Davidson to tho chair OF theology.
His recent address on tho inspiration Of the
Bible and his broad views. have excited alarm
among tho orthodox. His election proyes the
strength OF the Is, Dad Church 10 English Wes-
leyanism. Another victory TOR the advanced
party WAS the appointment 81 a committee to
Try IL obtain an act OF Parliament rsscipdinR
Weslsy'a deed. under which the three ysar.'
ministerial circuit system ,rrAvnils, II snch
ministers will cense 10 exist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
PILGRIMS TO TKIER,

The Seamless Coat. Which Christ IL snid
to Have Worn. Will Bc shown On AUG. 60
TRIrn, Aug 7.-Grrnt interest is manifested
In the CATH l.c world as 10 the exhibition OF
tho holy coat. said to 10 Q ,he seamless coat
worn by the Saviour. which is TO take place In
the historic cathedral OF e. Peter and st.
Helen In this city. Much curiosity is also man
tens OF thousands will cVme 10 Trler from ali
larts OF the world.
ARRANGEMENTS have been mnde by the rail.
on an ample seals are com pl.tcd for the en-
tertaipment OF the crowds. As Set. however
be exp, ss0 90 tls public until aug. 20. Those
already here hayN com" With the mention ~
procuring suitable quarters before the multi.
Jude begins to arrive.
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$500, 900 VIII soo.Ae M. Pe.h.,L

Charles ]. Peshall. whose difficulties WIN
the American Kennel Club have heen ru0'
lished. has brought action for 100000 dam.
ages against Washington E. Conner sna
others. because OF alleged libellous pnples'
lions In the american Kennel 6nae'' 10 az
other action brought against August BELMONT NV
Alfred i. yreden hur=h, and Others he AK
another 500. 900 because Of alleged malicious '
persecution. Mr.. cshal was iri"d a,a D ~
uuitt"d in General Sessions on 4 chhIEe u
lihelling Mr.. Vredenhurgh was Tren.uie,My,
the American Kennel Cub, from when ~''
PeshRll w0s expelled. ., rss.
Jnsiice U'Brien OF the Supreme Court ~,
terday ordered Mr.. Pe. hnll to give 81 e.t H.
for coats In each action. on the Rrou ,n"' ~
is nonresident. residing in jersey e'"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
Proved that He WINS Injured In the LIue Of
Duty.

SPRINGFIELD, IT.. Aug. 7.-Levi Golns a
NEGRO. OF Robinson. H.. who lately pcfvod o
year in the ren.tentiary Tor rerjury in making
application for an increase OF pension. has
been pardoned and restored TO cliiyenship by
president, Harrison. He was indicted for
b. 81 iniI,i Ell previous 70 his enlistment. The
assistant surgeon o! his regiment and the
RptniD Of his company were found latsr and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
..runr,., Thief" In Custody.

Mrs Hattie Iiel schi;z ri - Mercer sire.
Jersey Ciry. crossed the river last evening"
euioy The music n, Battery Park She w'ss
comronicd by her husband. ,Whis listcrt
10 aynr's hand she iet hnnd IN her P.'sS
tw, women hnetrntng away IN Opposite u'ssh,
lions. ono Of the wunen WAS arrested
did not ha A tha purse. y
Annie Malone She liz about 10 yrMr and
Annie's portrait is n the Eosues dai .ss plies
abe 10 known +, y funeral thie'. hh Hs.ton
her vocation at funerals. Sergeant ."
recognized her as an old acquaintance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
It snowed for /. While at the Ca.I.o.

The refreshing spectacle Of Lillian Russell
wrapped In furs and standing In snow storm
while sending the army "f "Ths Grana
Duchess" of to tho war was one OF the enter.
tanning features Of tho l25th performance OF
tho popular O1enbsch opera at the Casino
last niRht.
TO watch snow falling With tie Thermometer
near the nineties was q treat that drew ~.
ulause from an audience that rarked toe
handsome playhouse. TWAS souvenir nIsl \.
and tho actors played III Nm atmosphere mao'
pleasant by the odor OF many roses.
Pretty programmes weis given away, su1
there wero boxes OF hne confectionery ior y, Y.
the women. Bouquets wore passed , ever 10y 70;
the roof garden with its arhors OF flowers go
eoft Hungarian string mnsi" Furnished aa q;
seekers after the stugo performance hn
Andsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
U"clc Jerry's R.,n Experiments.

Font WORTH. Tex. Aug. 7.-Cn the west
bound Texas and Pacific train this morning
WAS Tarty OF gentlemen composed Of Gen.
Dyrenforth. Prof. Myers and c. W. easier. bal.
electrician. and Geo W. Curtis. ineteor0ioeist
They are In charge Of the experiments which
the Government II about to make a. to the
plosivss In tho upper .trsth OF the air. They
we're secompanied By Mr.. Rennss, MANAGER
wheIe tho experiments will DO made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
Wishes g, Sell Hts Estates.

LONDON. Aug. THE Marquis OF Ailssbury
has made application 10 the courts for legal
sanction to sell bis estates At savsnake Forest.
Marlborough, to Lord Iveash for El7O.O 900.
The property consists OF the mansion and
10000 acres OF Rround. The other heirs are
Ing their opposition on the argument that
YsursEs alone vii ,reGp benefit from the sale.
aIon viii 20 10 ruin II he be nb'irsd 10 rrtnin
pokssrsiou OF it. az he I. not 10 10 sess on o!
sufficient niehna TO MAINTAIN 1t, Tho Court
Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
Said to Have Changed the Coiorado's
Course.

BAN DIEGO. Aug. IA Yuma correspondent
SAYS report brought in by tho Cocopah
Indinns states that the earthquake on July so
changed the course Of the Colorado Eiver. It
left i,s old bed and, now. Gows through a
Iona. Tho report 10 not grnsraily boiisvsd. bit bit
one result nj the recent eRrthnnRko WAS the
Irnswed activity OF the volcanoes In tho
9 gIea, tidal wave at the head Of the Gull Of
California,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
North Cnrol,nn Upix,r.,,y Chnnsr..

RALEIGH. n. c.. Ans. 7.--Prof. Karl p. Har-
rlnpton Of Wesleyan University Ct Connecticut
to-day WAS elected professor OF Latin oil the
University OF North Carolina. TO oil a vacancy
made By the election Of Prof G.orGs 7, WIN.
election Of an assistant professor OF geology
Will be held before September. It Was an
nounced at . meeting OF the trustees to-day
that the heirs Of the late Paul c. Cameron. for
many years = trps,ee OF the university. bad
university in memory OF Mr.. Cameron.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
The Pence Society. Aun,vcr.nrr.

Mystic. Conn. Aug. Tho National Peace
Society has arranged for It's twen,y.fourth nm.
nual PEACE meeting In Fisks Rrove. near this
srashore village. on Aug. 20. 81. and 2s. Tho
society now hos thirty branches in thirteen
different States. and It. is believed that the
forthcoming gathering will he the largest md
most important one In tts history. Its officers
are: President. Alfred ii. Love, 'Phladri rLis |:
vice-P'eslhents.. Belva 4. lockwood Wash
Powell. New York: So rc,nry. tn. Ksv. Amanda ia
Deyn. Scranton. 1t 10 exnrctrd that many
distinguished persons will attend the meeting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
Emp.ror yy,l,,.m,s Ir,ur,e..

LONDON. Aug. Notwithstanding tho re-.
ports TINT The injury OF Emperor William when
hs foil on the deck OF the Hohenzollern WAS
slight and that he WAS able to walk tho deck
the next day with his leg bandaRed. It has
bsen decided that he will remain at Kiel. where
he has arrived from his trip to Norway, for Two
%seIs 20 that his injury may be attended to.
view of the guards. but II Is his Malesty's In
tentlon to nttsn the Inanpnvres Of the Pava-
!inn and the Auh rlRn troops. which will DO
held later In the season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08

Parthenin T. Nortor's will. eSecu'ea ' NV.
as. 1890. was Aled in this city YESTERDAY iu.
estate Is principally benneathsd 10 two h'e, 60
Tho will gives to tho New York Hi5'oric"' ~
sciety. In memory OF Henry GAYLORD No'.oa
portraits OF Macmillan AMI taF'''tH; 20 .n'
city OF Boston tho pIsture uh h,'s took III,
Foyal Gol Mcdai q. pe,n q 40 a1d q z IN M
hr;" rS SeT /. e ss1pln 'I" "nI
chaso noR. celia + Nort"p her h.s1sng .,
.l%.2G 1 ns% U sni p uss
~ 9" me ,1"' lie en,ire resiu" OF the estait
She AMI Rs,o Wing, also u niece arc ap'0'''
al aYsputriAys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
Failure. :. In. italian Ar..,oerssy,

ROM. Aug. 7.-Prince Borchese and his fam
liz hsvs disappeared from Italy since his fail.
we became known. His liabilities amount 10
The crash is causing failures among other
Arlsteoratis femilisA It "a reported that the
but futile Efforts 70 avert the disaster
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
su,c,de oro Nsv., omc-r.

FAN FRANCISCO. Aug 7.-Secnnd icnt. Phi'ip
J, Hodges OF u. N. =. Ringd",a Iun'I"h rim
he steamship Aimedn on Ju,v H. shortly alter
Leaving sydney. Hodges had h. Ell SUSPENDED,
lr"m inty f"r one wear on account o. a breach
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
I LOST

~ oonndsuel was All run down ami unShls IA wort -
In an extreme condition OF debility. when tell thu;
iloods Rarsaparila was Just what I needed Asa
drownnE man srasps at straw decided to try this
medicine AMI 10 Great surprise from tns nrst dav
bssan to improve ~ the time I had hnisast my SEQ
ond bottle had reaansd my health and strength anl
frsm that day can say I have been perfectly we'll
havs recommended Hoods sarsapar,iia to my trisnts
whom know have been benefited By It. tia indeed
peculiar 10 Itself In thai,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
Failed Tor 100000

CINCINNATI. Aug. Tho Blymcr lea Ma
chine Compnny made IN assignment this
noInlng Tho receivers are Edward Worth
inxton and Fred Bus soy: Liabilities, 5000. 900 /;
assets. believed to exceed liabilities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
when You Are weary

When You Are weary
Get board boat Of the Sandy Heck routs With ysur
wife sveslhsa aud take Gssllhfui sAil 10 Atlantic
Highlands sad Sandy Hook from Pisr \ Kerth River.
Special trip ~ r. u On kAturdsyk-%dA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
DR. NARY wooLsEy koxox's opinion of
M AN

n Wet <ith ST. New York ,IWly Z l"NI
Since msknt trip to toi"r do last ar aud becom'
inI consin' Il 4! tnr ab..lut~ rurur nj ~. MUa,t.u
w Utr,, rave U-eii' snK Il In my fAnt as tat Q
w.'sr g me ssrIu n OF all Mh,t. .na l.,. recon-.
Msndsd Il ith uuyaTy success Inr rAti,Dip u
AID TO aH.ini alive Processes AMI rsisf Tor Tho VAR
on; term. Of a,'psSs. IN ,s, 's.t :, I:sn..sS
'on'S LAM ''KaHEsT'' wooLssY xo1ox N. n.
Member Consulting sian HAnemlsn Hospital and star
hsm9Opsthto sspitsrium co
TURTLE 1 skIDNoBE Agents, 400 FrsAk!iu u, n. Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08

6uperisr Custom. n aae Shirts,
eiso and 90 each Kennedy. u Cosilsudt -ISv.
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E'.3
B 4 %

DO AI;iN Wagons. 30 Groee~s, Is ~,
Goods. so Laundry Wagons. :. s:nr,s
Tracks, . Furniture Trucks. eS heavy a.s
naht Express waEons. 100 Hight Deliver
Wagons for country use, hest goods, low.
est prices Gail and hce ne. Racine " M ~
mud t'ncrinne Company, lj1.153 south kIs
ay,, New York,
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Hoods SarsapariIla
HANGED IN GREAT TERROR.

not only hs'rs but It cursa"-H C. riDcock. 20 Dee
van ct, Lam,ertviis Nj
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ILNEYCElIEn

and rAnopyi" i.hsoions W,s"!-lt.s l'epo, warons
Road Garis. Anl Pleasure Traps of a kiuh. k,CiSS
WAtiUN AM vAkHiAGt ~. ~ and ri Woos,,r,
between Brooms AMI spring as. Now York
CrALLS TO LET or horse, boarded 4D Wsi
- l2th st
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-13

The circumstances connected with
the forcible delivery of letters, pictures
ere. 10y Hoiscy from eifizsn, mention
Of which was made in the PROPRIETOR
last evening, is explained by the citi-
zen in a different light. He states
that Holsey had made threats against
his life and had rHid that he would
kill him on sight; that in order to
quiet him, he went before q justice OF
the peace and swore out warrant for
threats against his life. This incensed
Holsey still more and to avoid trouble
two other citizens came to the one
mentioned with the statement that il
he would give up certain pictures etc
that there would be no farther trouble.
To avoid trouble with Holsey he turn
ed them over aud tiat was tho el.i Of
u,
Letters were received IN Tombstone
but two weeks ago from Mrs. Holsey
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-13
Another Victim.

A special to the Globe Democrat
from Washington Gays that General
Miles is preparing charges against
Gen. McKeever, q fellow officer in the
of the Missouri. The par
ticulsr specification will be that. while
acting as Adjutant General of the
army, Gen. McKeever exceeded his au-
thority in giving out Gen. Miles Off
cial report of the Sioux troubles, and
furthermore, was guilty of talking
about his brother officer (Gen. Miles
in a manner unbecoming an officer
and a gentleman and contrary to army
regulations. II the matter takes the
shape that is now in prospect, lively
row may be anticipated, and, among
other things, it is probable that con
siderable light will be thrown on the
inner workings Of the Sioux campaign
and the exact status Of Gen. Miles
presidential boom be sscertained.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-13

put him in the way OF nabbing
dozen ranchers who have got hog pens
fenced in. Paul the Marshal is quite
a different kind Of man from Paul the
Apostle. The latter earned money by
tent making. so as not to be burden
some to his fellow men, but the for
mer, if hard up for cash, counts up his
mileage by securing the country to
find innocent men that can be made
to look guilty. And Uncle Sam, Of
course "he pays the freight"
The recent murder by Indians in
Morse's canyon and the failure of the
scouts TO capture the renegades ought
10 suggest to the authorities the de-
sirability of possessing bloodhounds
for that kind OF service. The dogs
could be so trained that they would
not 60 too far ahead OF the trailers,
and the fact Of such dangerous beasts
being available for pursuit would put
an end to the numbering raids We are
now suffering from.
see a new county is being talked
of. The best thing our Legislators can
do is to let that question alone. There
has not been sufficient growth either
in population or wealth to warrant the
creation of Offices merely to
BENEFIT FEW INDIVIDUALS.
That is the main object of the scheme.
As for the taxpayers, they are not
supposed to have any cay in the mat
ter. OF course the present Legislature
knows nothing about the evolution oi
sack" bu. previous Legislatures
could recognize the thing a mile away
provided it was well enough filed to
stand on end. At the time John Par
r0tt was n broker in San Francisco he
loaned money on large quantity o.
warehoused hams. When the debt
fell due the borrower was unable &c
| pas. and as there was no sale for the
pledged property il lay until it wal
worthless. Ever after that an ohjec
tionahle application for a loan pre
senied to John called forth but on,
answer, and that was, NO NOR,
hamsw Once the Southern Pacific
company rises up on it's hind legs and
stretching out its ungainly but poten
fore-paws, growls out No new coun
" !" our legislative solons will grace
fully suhside, but come OF them vii
feel almost as happy as father who's,
arms are clasping hi, frst-born chill,
ere it has teen an hour in the world
JETHRo JETHRINGTON.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-13

Richard Bennett, Westfield, n. y,
writes:
"FOr thirty-two years suffered from
piles, both internal and external, with
all their attendant agonies, and like
many others suffered from hemor-
rhoids. All those thirty-two years |
had TO cramp myself to pay doctors
and druggists for stuff hist was doing
me little or no good. Finally i was
urged by one who had had the same
complaint, but had been cured by
BEASD2ETH's PILLS, to try his cure. !
did 50, and began TO improve, and for
the past two years have had no in
convenience irGm that terrible all
ment."
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-13
The First Step.

Perhaps you are run down, can't
eat, can { sleep, can't think, can't do
anything to your satisfaction, and you
WONDER what sils you. You should
heed the Wa mig; you are taking the
first step into Nervous Prostration.
You need Nerve Tofic and in Elec-
trie Buffers you Will find the exact
remedy for restoring your nervous sys-
tenn to lis normal. healthy -ndi,ion.
Snrpri-ing re-ults follow q e use Of
this great Nerve Topic and Alternative
Your appetite returns, good digestion
IL restored and the liver and Kidneys
resume healthy a,iiuD. Try n bottle.
Price soc al Yonge's Drug store.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-13

Several years ago Chamberlain &
Co, Of Des Moine-, Iowa, com nenced
the manufacture of a cough syrup, be-
iieying it to tie the most prompt and
reliable preparation We: produced for
coughs, colds and Group; that the pub
lie appreciate true merit, and in time
il WIS certain Ia become popular.
Their most ssnguina hopes have been
more than realized. Over three hun
bred Thousand bottles If Chamberlain
Cough Remedy are now sold each
wear, and il is recognized as "the hest
made" wherever known. 1t will cure
severe cold in less time than any
other treatment. For sale by II. J.
Peto