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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-07

times here this afternoon noon, once on Willow
street, and Moses Hoyt's house on High street
was damaged slightly. Benjamin Shows barn
was struck and horse killed. George F. Ray
was knocked over.
Postponed.
The Myrtle Park races were postponed on &C.
count of bad weather.
Fire.
A large Eve story building at the corner OF
Shawmut avenue and Pleasant street. owned by
Jacob Back and occupied by about twenty FIVE
persons in eight flats. was burned tonight. Loss
$4,000. Mrs Eliza Carr and Mr.. Dissell were
fatally injured jumping from windows.
Suicides.
SPRINGFIELD. June g. The station agent j.
w. Clark of Middefeld shot himself t. ron. h
the heart tonight.
Fred Blanchard CT Pownal Vt, aged forty
years, unmarried, hung himself in barn at
Cheshire to-day. lie was once insane.
killed.
AMHERST, June 6. Horstio c. Uurd, with two
workmen were engaged at work in a tobacco
field near North llsdley, this afternoon, when all
three were Frustrated by Lightning. Mr.. Hurd
was instantly killed, and his companions were
stunned.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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Daily Keanehsr 5ouraal.
SEARSPORT.
Golden Wedding.


PORTLAND, June 9. The golden wedding oil
Rev. stephen Thurston and wife was celebrated
last night at Searsport Nearly fifty relatives
including all the living children. were present
and hundreds of friends called during the day
Presents of great beauty and value, including one
thousand dollars in gold, were received. He was
Pastor Of the Congregational church in Searsport,
forty years, and Secretary of the Maine Mission
airy Society for the last ten years.
They have had twelve chi ldren, seven of whom
are living and were present. Two of the daugh-
idents of Portland. The only living son, Stephen
II. Thurston, now of Chicago, was formerly an Of
fcer Of State St. church, Portland. Out of twelve
grandchildren, ten were present.
Mr.. Thurston is the son of David and Chloe
(lsedington) Thurston, orig inaly of Rowley, Mas
sachusetts, but afterwards Of Sedgwck, Maine,
where Stephen Thurston was born, Nov. %, 1897.
He has two brothers and four sisters living-Wm.
Thurston, a lumber merchant of Newburyport
Daniel Oliver Thurston, who lives on the home
stead at Scdgwick; Mrs. Blodget of Bucksport,
Mrs, Buck of Oiland, and Mrs. Joseph Smith.
These were all present, except Daniel .. Thurs
ton, and brought with them ten nephews and nice
es, including Mr.. Brown Thurston Of Portland.
Mrs. Thurston is the daughter of John and Sa-
rah (Buck) Benson of Boston. She was born in
Bucksport, Jan. g. 1903. She has ten brothers
and sisters living, of whom three were present al
the golden wedding.
Some of the presents came across the continent
The happy pair kept open house during the after
noon, and all who called were entertained with
hospitable cheer.
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SOUTH CAROLYN


COLUMBIA, June 6. The report Of the confer
ence committee to adjust the differences between
the two houses relative to the appropriation bill.
was adopted by the House to-day. No doubt the
Senate will accept the report tonight. The con-
current resolution passed both houses, declaring
the scat of X. Il. Carpenter vacant, on account
that the election in December, 1915, was illegal,
the Office not then being vacant, and ordering an
election to fill the vacancy tomorrow
Later. The Senate to night adopted the report
of the conference committee on the appropriation
bill, without much opposition. The supply bill
amended so as to provide specifically for a
tax levy of seven mills on the dollar for the pay
ment of interest on the debt.
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FALLING OF A BRIDGE.
Two Hundred Persons Thrown into the
Water-sixty Persons Drowned.

LONDON, June G. The suspension bridge over
the Avon river fell to-day. One hundred persons
were thrown into the river. Eight dead bodies
have been drawn out. 1t is not known how many
perished.
Later.-Sixty persons were drowned at Bath by
the falling of the bridge over the Avon river dur
ing an agricultural show to-day.
Advices from Bath say twenty dead bodies at
the suspension bridge accident, have been recov-
cred, and many are still missing. 1t is now said
two hundred people were on the bridge when it
fell.
A later despatch from Bath gives the following
additional particulars of the accident:
About 1890 o'clock this morning on the arrival
of a train losd of excursionists on the Weymouth
branch Of the Great Western railroad, to attend
the agricultural show, between one hundred and
two hundred persons, belonging mostly to well to
do farmer classes, rushed upon the toll bridge
leading from the railway platform. The bridge
was wooden, of light construction, Narrow, about
thirty feet long, and between thirty and forty feet
above the river Avon, resting upon posts mortised
into stone work at either end. and without
center support. The bridge snapped in the centre
and the two ends were wrenched clean from the
sides. The whole with the people was
plunged into the middle of the stream which was
about seven feet deep. Boats from the shore were
Immediately at work rescuing the living and
searching for the dead
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Bowdoin College commencement.

Following is the programme for Commencement
week at Bowdon College, beginning July Sth
SUNDAY P. NJ, Presidents Baccalaureate.
MONDAYS p. NJ. Junior Prize Defamation
TUEsDAY-Class Day Exercises Forenoon il
the church; Afternoon under the oak; Evening
dance on the green.
WEDNEsDAY-8.30 A. NJ, Phi Beta Kappa So
ciety 9 A. NJ, Alumni Association. Business
Meeting; p. M, Address before the Alumni by
the Rev. John Cotton Smith, ID. D., of New \ DIRK
2. M Concert by Misses Fanny Kellogg and
Annie Louise Cary, and Messrs. W. IL. Fessender
and NJ. W. Whitney, and the Mendelssohn Quin-
tette Club.
THURSDAY, Commencement Days p. NJ.
Presidents Reception.
FRIDAYS A. NJ, Maine Historical Society
8 A. NJ, Examination OF candidates for Admission
to College.
Also. Monday after Commencement, July l6
opens Bowdoin College Summer School Of Sci
eDce.
The Second Examination Of Candidates for adj
mission to College will take place Thursday, Sept
q, at s A. NJ.
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NEW YORK.
Death.
Returned.

New YORK, June 6. Edward TIowbridge the
! nited States Consul at Barbados, died at Brise
own, Barbados the 18th of May.
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BANGOR.
Disasters at Sea.

BANGOR, June 6. The schooner +. L. Me
Donald, Kane, OF Rockport, Me, for Brazos put
into Bangor for repairs and reports in the gale of
June Sd, lost jibboom. She reports that on June
Sd. at one A. NJ, sou iheast from Cape Cod light,
was in contact With the schooner Boaz of Belfast,
Frisbie, from Rondout with eight hundred bbls.
of cement for Boston. The Boaz sank in half an
hour. The Mcdonald rescued the crew and
brought them to Roston.
Graduating Exercises.
The exercises Of the graduating class of the
Bangor Theological Seminary occurred at Rev.
DR.. Fields church this evening. The class num-
bered fifteen.
Resignation.
At a meeting of the trustees of the Theological
Seminary, the resignation of Prof. VIM. Barbour
was accepted, and a committee appointed to select
and recommend a successor.
Resolutions on the death of Hon. George w.
Pickering for forty years trustee, and president
of the board, were passed.
Assignee's Sale.
The assgnee's sale Of property belonging to
the estate of George X. Jewett, bankrupt, occur
red at City Hall today. The lands sold for prices
ranging from seventeen cents to one dollar per
Tue house on Broadway was sold to Chas.
Stetson for Sl3 $4,000, which was fifteen hundred
dollars above membranes on it. Seventy shares
of Second National Bank stock sold for twenty.
nine and one half premium. Thirty shares of the
Merchants NJ arine Insurance Company sold for
one dollar ard twenty mine cents each. Fifty
shares Union Insurance Company of Bangor sold
for one dollar and three cents each. Eighteen
shares of the Bangor Gas Light Company sold
for one dollar each. The property sold at very
low price, especially the lands, shipping, etc. A
large portion of the property was purchased by
citizens of Bangor, and some by gentlemen of St.
John, n. b.
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DEXTER.
Temperance.

DEXTER, June 6. The State Convention OF
Reform Clubs met this morning in this place
After the opening exercises John Benson, Jr, Of
Auburn, was chosen President of the convention
and VIM. Harrison of Dexter, Secretary. Dele
gates were present representing about fifty clubs
Most of the forenoon was devoted to appointing
committees.
The secretary of the State Association had re-
ported from one handred and twenty-one clubs
giving total membership of seventeen thousand
one hundred and forty -eight A large number of
clubs were not represented.
The afternoon was devoted to reports from del
egaes and other business. About seventy-fve
clubs were reported mostly as in a fiourshing con
dition. The convention will be continued during
tomorrow.
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A Point on Which the Doctors Agree.

Physicians who have tested Hosletter's Stomach
Bitters concur In representing it to be emiaeny
safe stimulant, far preferable to the ordinary liz
uors of commerce, not only because it is medical
ed but because it is Infinitely pure Its alcoholic
basis is the finest old rye and this is tempered and
rendered medicinal by the curative ingredients OF
botanic origin which 1t holds in solution. 1t has
often been initiated, but never rvall, d, aud is to
day the leading tonic, diuretic and aperent OF
America. Malarial feyers are prevented and rem.
eded by it, and 1t is a thoroughly reliable medi.
cine in cases OF dyspepsia, constipation, liver com.
plant, rheumatism, govt, nervousness, urinary and
uterine affections 1t improves the appetite, in
creases the bodily STAN ma, checks premature de.
cay, and as a sustaining and comforting cordial
for the aged and infirm is uneluaed
june6 teodSwlw
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False ImpressiOu.

1t is generally supposed by certain class of
citizens, who are not practical or experienced,
that Dyspepsia can not invariably be cured, but
we are pleased to say that Green's August Flow
er has never. to our knowledge, failed 10 cure
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in all its forms,
such as Sour Stomach, Costiveness, Sick headache
palpitation of the Heart, low spirits, &C., &c
Out of 10000 dozen bottles sold last year, not a
single failure was reported, but thousands of COM
plimentary letters received from Druggists Of
wonderful cures. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regu-
lar Size - cents. For sale by all druggists.
mavl -teodSwtf
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WISCONSIN,.


MILWAUKEE,, June 6. The seventeenth annua
convention of L nited States brewers opened herel
to-day. President Ruetler read the address, among
the features of which was q propost on expose
every member guilty of adulterating beer.
There were 2l3 delegates, among whom were
Congressman Jones of New Hampshire, Freder-
lex Lauer of Reading, Pa, and Henry Claussen
OF New York, who were chosen honorary presi-
dents
A letter was read from the commissioner of rev.
enue Vaum, expressing pleasure that the conduct
of the bureau has been satisfactory to the brewers
and trusting that nothing would occur to disturb
the friendly clations. lie regretted that he was
unable to acce pit the invitation to attend.
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FINANCIAL MATTERS.
The Treasury Only Paying Ont Large
Bills.

WASHINGTON, June 6. The Treasury is now
paying out only large United States notes for
drafts. This is the beginning of a movement to
place the United States treasury circulation upon
a European footing, with no small bills in exis
tence, and with specie as the medium Of small
operations.
The bank of England and the bank Of France
seem to furnish the model in this respect, the
smallest note of the former being FIVE pounds and
Of the latter fifty francs. The movement which
threatens humiliation Of small bills in legal tend
er currency, is regarded as strange in the absence
of any mandatory legislation to that effect, but is
part of the new financial policy. The idea is to
get silver, and in as large quantities the treas
ury can supply, and also to cause people to prefer
small bank notes TO large legal tenders.
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VI ISSOUltI.
C'aDtuTed.

ST. LOUIS. June 6. The superintendent of the
st. Louis & San Francisco Railroad has received
information of the capture Of four of the mis-
creants who ran the train off the track near
Wooden station on Saturday night A young
man named Oliver was suspected and arrested on
Monday. He confessed and gave the names of
the other parties, Geo. Gibson, Allen Greenstreet
and James Long, who have since been arrested
aud are under a strong guard at Rchlsnd. Four
9th rs connected with the gang are not yet cap
tured Oliver says that an ex-convict put up the
job and led the party. Their intention was to run
the trains off the track and then rob the passengers
and plumber the train. Detectives are on the
track of the other scoundres. All the parties live
at or near Rchland.
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A four-yesr-old in this city heard a salon
10 rela ion to presenting en- engagement ring. lie
tried the following plan He procured one CT his
mothers rings attached piece OF ribbon to the
same, and hung it on the door knob of the cham
Der occupied by a lady boarder in the family.
Much TO her surprise at breakfast neat morning,
tie young lover informed her she was his wife
The column lverti,ement Of Mcssrs. Fowler,
Hamlen Smith, in our paper this morning, can
not fail to enlist the attention 0! readers, and
more especially Of those Who are thinking of pur-
chasing dry goods. In every department of their
trade the firm seem to be foremost. The recent
repairs and enlargement of their establishment
are followed by putting in stock Of goods larger
than they have had for some tine, and which
they will show 10 their customers tbs week.
Their wooden department fir gent'emens suits,
is very complete.
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Chicago Produce market.

Chicago. June 6. 1877.
FLOUR-Extra spring. 81 75aS so.
WIFE r-NO. spring l4t3ia -; cash. 45ka
49,; July %; August No. s, l 594 50x
40 On rejected, 8-a g5-. t'N ar
CoRN-No. mixed. A.: cash AZ: July. 45A Is,
August 471.
OATS Size. each. 371lc Juiv So August.
RYE--No. :, 7o-e. HFla
BARLEY-No. spring, co a00c. f,s
PORK Cash, Ii oO-als s1h. july, Is o6-;
August, Is 10. t.fa = ger
LARD Cash, 80 cash; o 30--as 50 !, July: (
August 8 42ha94Hs. 1.t +.
BULK MEArs--Shouiders, 5-a G; short rio
sides, la &C.; short cleer rib, 74a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VI. tgt ...,.l
tRElGHTs-Corn TO Buffalo. Sc, wheat do.
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can tell good from poor; 80 can expert dealers in
colors.
REMEMBER: Paris green is deadly poison
and must be handled arih ertreme care. BY inhal-
ing its dust by its contact with sores or raw sur
faces. or even by contact with moist and per-
spring surface, it may produce dangerous effects.
But used as directed with jud icous care, no evil
results will follow
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Race.

CINCINNATI, June G. The weather was fine but
the track was heavy from yesterdays rains. The
iavores were beaten in every race. The mile
dash won by Edinburg, Tres lie Brant was I'd
and Vctress 3d time, SO. The mile heats were
won by Bill Bass in "a IA and SIS. Charley
Gorham was I'd in the LIST heat and Pnkerton Sd.
Millers Phaeton colt was ID, PinkeitoB Sd, and
Gorham 4lh in the second heat Five others ran.
The selling race, L 2 miles, was won by Bill
Landers. carrying 50 pounds; Victress, 20 pounds,
I'd; War Jig. 100 pounds, 81; Port Leonard, l02
pounds 4th i; Dungeon, 90 pounds, dislanced.
Time. 20
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LOUISIANA.
MunicIDaI Matters.

NEW ORLEANS, June 6. On Tuesday the city
administrators adopted an ordinance that all city
work should be done by contract. To-day large
city hall, using harsh language and threatening
violence, but finally dispersed, after adopting a
resolution requesting the Mayor not to sign the
contract ordinance. The laborers apprehend the
employment of negroes if the contract system
prevails,
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town, Barbados the 18th of May.
Returned.
Mira. Sherman, the poisoner, returned to prison
to-day.
Personal.
Gen. Sheridan and Senator Blaine are reported
visiting the custom house to day.
Sweeney.
In the Sweeney case to-day the counsel Of both
sides are 10 consultation with Judge Westbrook.
1t is now generally understood that the case will
be settled to-day, probably payment of round
sum by Sweeney. This will keep Tweed still in
Jail.
Shortly before r. NJ. Judge Westbrook an
nounced that the counsel infoi med him that an
arrangement had been made by which the estate
of James NJ Sweeney, deceased, brother of the
defendanD agreed to pay the plaintiff consider
able sum on account of the demands sought to be
recovered in this action, and under the circum-
stances it was deemed unwise to press this trial.
The terms OF arrangement as conveyed TO the
judge involved no concession by or reflection upon
the defendant. The court then al, burned to oct
next
Application.
General L. l.. Hayes a resident of Brook Ign,
a second cousin of the President is said to be an
applicant for the internal revenue collectorshi of
that city, now held by James Freeland.
A statue.
The Italian. of this city are soon 10 erect q
statue of Mazzini III Central Park.
Gold.
God opened at l05 "a.
Investigation.
Collector Arthur testified be fore the committee
that the abuses complained of by witnesses exist
ed some six or ten years ago, but were long since
abolished.
Arrested.
f. S. Fawcett of Portland, captured Philip Sill
berstein. Tuesday evening, on Broadway, and bad
him locked up, and requistion from the COVER
nor of Maine is now needed to take Siberstein to
Portland for trial for swindling Fawcett some
months ago.
Canal Tolls.
ALBANY, June 6. The canal tolls for May
amounted to SS6, S23 against $3.50 Asa in May of
last year. The receipts fIom wheat corn and
barley at tide water during May were Al $50 tons
less than May 1876.
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PARIS.
Fire.

PORTLAND. June 6. The paper mill at SHOWS
Falls, Paris, was burned this morning at O'Clock.
The Waterman d discovered fire on the roof during
his rounds, but the fire was beyond reach, and the
building was consumed. The loss is not stated f,
but we learn there an insurance Of sixty II Gus
and dollars. The building is one erected several
years since. on the edge of the falls, for chair
factory. OF late ther has been done good bus
ness done 10 wrapping papers.
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The Directors of the village district, having
heard complaints concerning the ventilation
of the high school room, have given the subject
some examination and find the complaints quite
groundless. The room has ventilators in the chin
neys besides provisions for letting air in at the win
dows without ere atng a draft.
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CONDEMNS TELEGRAMS.

y Detroit dispatch says there rain through
out Michigan yesterday, and the danger fit m
forest fires is considered past.
HAVANA, June 6. A decree has been issued,
allowing the importation of Porto Rico tobacco
into Cuba, but only at Havana.
Ia Scranton, Pa. Edward McCarty stabbed his
wife fatally, in quarrel, yesterday. lie was
threatened with lynchng, and escaped.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


CONCORD, June 6. The legislature met to-day
at II o'clock. The House elected Augustus A.
Woolson of Lisbon, Speaker; Chas. c. Dantorth,
Concord, Clerk; Chas. Z. Cummings, Sergeant at
Arms.
The Senate elected Nat Head, President, and
Tyler Westgate of Iiaverhll, Clerk.
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taarrteo.

In this city, 9th nit, by Rev. +. T. Adams,
Charles W. Ball TO Miss Carrie A. McLond, both
OF Gardiner.
In thi. city, 30th nit, by Rev. +. T. Adams, Lu.
Their 5. Donnel of Wiscasset, to Miss Mira Mer.
serve Of Richmond.
In Hallowell 5tn inst, by Elder Geo. W. Weeks
Darius nj. Warren OF Augusta, TO Angie NJ Reed OF
Waterville.
In Pittston, 9Th inst, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. 4. II. Boynton, Harry A
Arvedson of salem, Mass to Miss Carrie +. Mar
son of Plttston.
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PORTLAND.
Anniversary.

PORTLAND, June 6. The Portland Light In
fantry celebrated their seventy fourth anniversary
to-day, by an excursion to East Baldwin. In tar
get practice for active members there was no
award of prizes. Of honorary members Gen. S.
J. Anderson of this city made the best shot,
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Every one sings the praises of Adamson's Bo-
tanc Balsam because it is an article of merit, OF
value than gold; it relieves distress, restores
health, aud prolougs life. What greater office of
kindness and mercy could it perform Price only
80 cents. june6t,Swlw
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ARE You GOING TO THE SEASIDE, or are you
there already In either case procure some Of
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP, if you would increase
the luxury OF the bath, render your skin white
and healthy, and remove freckles or sunburn
Sold by all druggists. HILLS HAIR AND WHIsK
Err DYE, Black or Brown, so cents.
iune6+, 2wlno
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INVALlDS desiring Pure Medicines and Ac
curacy in Dispensing them, should Send their
Orders to Partidge's Drug store. Under Granite
Hall, Augusta. dec ll-&w
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Mcrtuary Record.
Following is the record of deaths in this city
during the month of May:
May 6, Hallett w. Morton, aged 54 years.
/" IL, Albert c. Fairbanks, aged 26 years
months, son Of the late ID. A. Fairbanks
Z" II, Mrs. Harriet Msrston, aged "A years.
" 10, Mrs. Sarah j. Longfellow, aged 81 years.
e %, Hon. Daniel W illisms, aged 81 years 6
months.
" 30 Miss Carrie E. Foster, aged Is years.
Total, 6.
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Personal COmeliness

is greatly enchanced by fine set of teeth. ON
the other hand. nothing so detracs from the fleet
of pleasing features, fine eyes and graceful figure,
as yellow teeth. That popular toilet article
SOZODONT, checks their decay, and renders
them as white as snew. iune6teod&w
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A blind man named John Miller. appealed to
the sympathies Of our people, on Tuesday, and
through the kindness of Hon. AlaGson Starks and
others, was sent on his way rejoicing. He was
on his way to Nova Scotia. his home and with
the help received here enabling him to go TO Ban
gor hoping in that city to procure a free pass on
the L. Il y. A. Il. Il. TO Nova Scotia.
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If your lungs are irritated, oppressed and sore,
no method of treatment will compare with inha-
ing the hot vapors of Tar. The "Solution of For
est Tar" with inhaler, is the only preparation of
tar for this purpose. may30-t&wlm.