The Weekly orb., 1898-07-17

One of the Rough Elders who was left
 with the Tampa contingent makes the
 following acknowledgment through the
 ce,umus of the Santa Fe New Mexican
 "The abdominal bandages sent us by 1 the ladies of N. M., were given out, one
 to each trooper. The surgeon over
 looked the importance of imparting to Teddy's wild cowboys the use of this
 peculiarly patterned piece of wool. So,
 of course, many had different ideas az to the use of the belt. It was rear SUD-
 per time when the bandages were given out, and so many oi the belts adorned the breasts of innocent soldiers, bib fashion, during the meal. Many others thought that it was new uniform especially adapted to Cuban climate. This was very appropriate, for we need to be covered with something more than glory"
 Captain J. A. Benton, an old-time Indian scout and trailer, who was with General Lawton and other United States army officers in pursuit of Geronimo, ' Cochise, and other warriors, is visitor to our city. Captain Benton has been resident of the Territory for good number of years, and recounts many periences, some of which with the Apaches make one's blood run cold. At present Captain Benton is devoting his time to prospecting, and has just re- turned from long trip through the Sierra Madres, in Sonora. He has dis covered number of good prospects there, and will return soon to do some extensive development work on them. Invitations are out announcing the coming marriage of Jas. c. Hancock and Mrs. Laura Murray, of Bonita, Graham county. The ceremony is to be performed at Bonita on July 20th. Mir. Hancock is one of the old and sub- stantial residents of Cochise county,
 having been engaged in stock raising for number of years. He is partner TOT Thos. Whitehead and together they town an extensive range and large
 herd of cattle near Woo, canyon on the east side of the Chiricahua mountains.
 Mrs. Murray is the daughter of Miles L.
 Wood, the well known government con.
 tractor, and is a very affable lady who has made many friends in this county by her charming ways.
 "0ur customers say you manufacture
 three of the best remedies on earth" said
 the mercantile firm of tIaa., Harris, @Brim X McLain, of Dawson, Ga., in a re- cent letter to the Chamberlain Medicine
 Co. This is the universal verdict. Cham
 berlain's Pain Balm is the finest prep-- aration in the world for rheumatism, neu
 ralgia lame back, qninsey, sore throat,
 cuts, bruises buns, scald,s pains and
 swellings. A 25 cent bottle of this lini- 'ment in the house, will save great deal of suffering. Buy it at Bisbee Drug
 stors. J.
 H. Eichwald, the genial represent
 alive of the San Antonio Brewing asso- citation, was a welcome visitor to our
 city yesterday. Mir. Eichwa!d was here
 looking after the interests of his com
 pany and is very much pleased with the
 success of the introduction of the San
 Antonio beer in our city. The quality
 of the beer made by this company is
 unexcelled by any other in the world,
 and the beer drinking public of Bisbee
 are greatly indebted to Mr. Eichwald
 for prevailing upon Mr. Shattuck to
 handle this production. The sale of
 thls special brew has already had large
 sale in our city and it is steadily inereas- ing. Mir. EichwaId leGt yesterday for r San Antonio but will visit us again soon.
 Kirt Hart has been notified by the 1 authorities at Washington that as soon as he has l06 men enlisted a commis- sion will be sent him and the company then mustered in. Those who desire to join Hart's sharp-shooters can hand in their names to Star Williams. at his
 otiice Tn Brewery gulch. The mar will be examined and mustered in at Bisbee. Kirt Hart will lead a gallant company from Arizona, and not being handi- capped by designing governor will find his way to the front, where he and his followers will cover themselves with glory, return to Arizona and be non- ored, while the dotv 'colonel" McCord and his boodlers will have been rele- gated among the back numbers.
 Hon. c. B. Bush president oI the Gill mer County tW. Va.) Court says that he has had three cases of flux in his fam ] lily, during the past sumner, which he cured in less than week with Caam- berlaln's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Ma. Bush also states. that in some instances there were twsnty hem orrhages a day. Glenville, w. Va. Path. finder. This remedy has been used in nine epidemics of Aux and one of chol-