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Killed Before his Wife's Eyes,

HIGHLANDS, n. c., August l2.-One
ofthe most thrilling, horrible and deplor-
able tragedies in the history Of the old
North State transpirel near here yester-
day afternoon late.
Failing over precipice one hundred
feet high, Mr. Nandcrhorst Lewis, one Of
South Carolina':; most prominent rice
planters, was dashed to death.
And that, too, before the eyes cf his
wife, his daughter and his niece.
Then for three hours the wife, by lean.
ing over tie edge of the precpicc, looked
at.her husband, unable to reach him.
Highlands is enc Of the most popular
resorts in North Carolina, and is frequent
ed by the weallhiest, most refined and
prominent people of the two Carol;aas,
Many private cottages have been cree!
cd here, aud one OF the handsomc.t on
the table lands was Tie sumlncr home Of
Mr.. Lewis.
This yeal Mr.. Lewis's household con.
sisted OF himself, his wife, one Of the
most beautiful and accomplished society
women Of the Palmetto State, their only
child and niece, Miss Nanderhorst.
Two miles from the Highlands are the
eileen Falls 4 popular resort. Along one
side is a steep precipice over one hun
dred feet high. This is a favoritc promo.
made for the visitors, ard Oh Monday
afternoon Mr.. Lewis, lis wife, child and
niece left the cottage for the falls.
After reaching the falls, the party wss
walking alone near the edge OF thepre.
c;pice, when ,,lr Lewis's foot slipped.
Before he could regain himself lie
tumblcd over the edge and dropped 10
the bottom, fully one hundred feet below.
There was no one near 10 assist him.
The ladies began calling him by name,
but received no response.
Mrs. Lewis rushed TO the edge of the
precipice, and by leaning cautiously for
ward could sec her husband lying Il hun
dred feet below.
He was motionle-s. Tie distracted
wife continued TO call him by name, but
no answer came back.
For three hours she remained upon the
very brinl: CT Tic terrible fall her hus.
band had taken. While Mrs Lewis was
keeping up that terrible watch, Miss
andcrhoEat WAS running to the High
lands, Two miles away, for !iei,.
HoHtout, she rcachc, the hotel ard
startled The guests with the traric stnry.
Instantly dozen men started for the
cliff.
When .ney reached Tie place they
found Mrs. Lewi:, holding her child by
the hand, sazin:s ,!omu urnn lhc anpar-
cnt!y liiciya. body ns licr l!i,,l.aii,i one
hundred icet below
While some enc tool. charge .: i!ar,
Others wen: below to rescue the huai,an,l
Mr.. Lewis vas alive, bat heynn,la Il roaii.
3s.ion Of hi situaia;l. lie WAS carried
70 ilis.c"l:age and aa ll2ur later ,lic,i.
HIS remains were sent 70 Charleston
20 day.
Alr. Lcwis'5 sad death has tas; = s!oom
over The place and Ili4 wi!c's.grcai sorrow
Was sad to witness.
several years aga another gentleman
los. iiis life in Tic same way NJ :shnni lie
shl"r pet.
/. u rcporlc,; lllat l',c I>.,s~aa r1rn
cfoi, ha, been cut ycry s'.5'i - Try
%ca'llcr and hot wind.
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inatlultcrAtcd Mcndacity.

Of all the "reminiscences OF ChicSsmar
gas iron hail storm, jim Brotherton's
experience WAS the hardest strain on
creduIty. Jim WAS fighting the best lie
knowcd how. lie was in the thickest Of
the assault Gu Snodgrass Hill. As he
charged across the road ard over The field
toward the Dyer farm, Jim caught q
glimpse Of the house be va: born in. But
valor did rot make Jim forget discretion.
He took advantage Of ali tire pine trees
lie could when going into and cDGling out
of the fight. GA his back was strapped
his knapsack, and over the Snapsack was
rolled his blanket The two made a
hump which projected beyond The trees
behind which Jim took temporary shell
ter. When Jim unloatltd his knapsack
and blarke tie night after the battle be
found tha: thirty seven bullets had pene
tra!ed it.
EYES, sir, said jim, looking tho listen
or straight i'll the eyes. "Ihir;y.scYen
bullets had gone into my blanket ard
knapsact:: !ilirty.scron bullets and Two
buckshot. If / had tha. blanket and
knapsack nov wouldn't take 81 900 for
it. Alter The battle gave them to
mother and told her to keep il;eE for me
until | came back from the var. Bat you
know low it is when folks is moving
around. Things get lost. | don't know
what became of the blanket or knap.
sack
There was only one vc.eraH who .old .
story which approached that Of Jim
Erotherton in picturesqueness. lie was
i'riyate Sinnattt who came all the way
from Virginia to attend the reunion.
Private Sinnatt was particularly anxious
TO mcc, and renew acquaintance with
some OF the Twelfth Georgians. a big
man CT the Twelfth Georgia saved his
life, Private Sinnatt said. lie explained
how. When he got into what seemed to
him the hottest place he had ever found
Private Sinnat; lay down behind tree
which wasn't more than eight Iinches
through and made himself rs small as
possible. While lie lay there wondering
how long it would before he would be hit,
Il a!ranping fellow from The Twelfth
Georgia grabbed aim by the leg, lifted
him from behind the tree, and lay down
where nc had been. Sinnatt says tie
Georgian was about twice as big as be
was. He couldn't lick him, so he made
the bes. OF y bad situation, crawIed up
close behind the Georgian and KEEP. quic:.
It wasn't but Il few minutes until Z bullet
struck the Georgian and Killed him,
Tinnatt lay still behind the body, which
stopped fifteen bullets before the wave of
battle passed on. That is why Private
:Sinna;i says he will always cherish a
kindly feeling for the Twelfth Georsia.-
Gl0Je Democrat.
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x rlanicT in .Alp!larst'lG g.. h&s
III acrc oi col;1n, every stall! 9! w;;icll IS
al a alccp re,l color. leaf. hoil :inli bicnu!.
This novel rro;, Is thrrroil,et o scf'!dr>
rived ;hrcc wears ~" 'rnm ;'yo 81 Is "t
rcd cotton iiu!uG in . ;.ot;rn ii,'i'i. l'iorc
isa forum. iil thu n"H s1zi'ii !! 2 'an
bc rcrretuatcl
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of us ever deem ourselves loo wise 10
attend and take an interest in our County

Well, YOU think you've had enough
talk from an humble sonrce-so do I.
You know We can not always practice
what wc preach: yet our preaching may
be correct. II is well to have an icleai,
though re never reach it. Withou; IN
idea Of something, we can never rcach
out 10 attain anything better. "Nct
failure, but iom ain is crime.
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t'oamaaGab!c.

iii c.aiWs ua, cons:5,cn: vii!. the high
eilarec!ar ei syr;!: of Figs are rHrposely
avoided ~ tie California Zig Syrup
Company. ! acts gently 81 the kidueys,
!:vcr an,, hov'els. cieonsir irg the sya!cm
eiiec.u"iiv, };l !: !; moi cure Aii and
makes 80 prc;cn,ons ;i!,i e.eiy b3itie6
will no, eul,stsntiatc.
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T'EA6HEBs'GoLU.u

~ All communicate IS intended 70
this Column should bo addressed 10 d. ii
RUSSELL, School Commissioner, Ander
son, S. c.
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= The in: contract at thirty cents g
gallon, awarded by the Cincinnati school
board shows how greats profit there is in
selling at retail. The ordiuary price is
five cents Gor.: little bottle holding less
than gill, and anJ schooltoy or girl can
easily figure up aboat how much g gallon
ofink would cC:. II that rate.
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-sI suppose, Tommy, you love your
sister YER: much. said The gentleman
who vas paying his addresses to Tommy's
sister. 81 love her when there are fellers
around. She is mighty good TO me then,
but she il cross 81; the mischief afte. they
are gone. She is like fiddle. She is no
cooc! withou. q b1au Ain't that so,
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- There isa movemcn! on foe. to move
the ,;oyth Ca-ol;::a tribe Of Cherokee
Indians to the Er<i;an Territory where
the res: OF Tic CleTokecs arc :oca!ed. Il,
f. ;Sni.l, the son 81 the ckicf, is now at
home. having been for two years Q teach.
er IN the Western tribe. lie IS heartily
in iaror OF ;..c move ard thinks the mat
ter will be settled this fail.
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ls..l'5l:g. - We. i:Go@.n I'rcGcil
:ng;i;iHias ;pgGcef casc OF LETT
,,il;c.laas- He ;a"ad amo:@ his pa.
,ie..is ) l;;.ly' viii, q !tI haa,!cl baby.
Wien !er secoi:d cli'l vas y year Old, il,
TOO. WIS lei, llanae'i. The doctor found
-l;c a.ways CARRIE; her children oH her
!ett sym. >;." was advised TO change, and
..ol,llue h1r inl:,u; CT llar light arm it
beea', - 1ra-a object. with lis right hand
.,ni seaa i2eeama gll handed.
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= !. was Benjamin Franklin who re-
marked, ".Avoid sill arguments at home"
When Mrs. Franklin asked Beniamin to
&c on! into the yar,! and split az armiul
Of ,iint:.iug wood, iastcad OF entering into
a ccn;rorcrsy orc. TIE suhiec! lie mou!d
put on lis LIZ. and 20 down town to see
ma:i. Thousands Of husbands to day
avoid arguments =: nnrac b? adopting the
...,,o ,,iat,,.,
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- Tie Yankee !las got The grip on
canned tomatoes, aud even if 4 raw carrot
is dropped into csn occasionally to fill
upthe consumer ovcrlooks it onthc ground
of accident. American tomatoes are now
sold in every country on tie globe, and
arc as familiar in Eorueo IS in Chicago
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'ioN'S This /.

I've oiirt one iiunire.. dollars reward
for any case o: Catarrh that canno! be
cured by taking Halls Cala.rh Care.
t. j. CHENEY {; Co, prcps,
Tolet;o. @.
We, Tie undersigned haze known T.
j. Cicncy ior the last i, years, and be-
lieye ii:n perfectly honest in IL! business
transactions, and financially able 10 carr
ont auy obligations male ). TIER
firm.
NET * ,i'nrA<. Ha'!..,,'s.aIc D,s'e..i,,.,
Ioiodo. ..
Wu.plS@. lllz*A> X Ni.HsIS,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo @.
Halls Catalrh Care is taken inier;mii-
iy, acting c.ircc,ly upon the blood and
mucouS surfaces Of the ays,en,. Test
mcniais sea-! free. Price c'c. per loitlc.
Gr;if.;ss'o',! BY i)r;s fists. 80.
*. l'y!,I;y, $ l.lrn2r oi !i.v5oylh
H, Il !: smn oi tie i;,oQo iiiye:tfrs who
;:.7T.,=elmpt:ing for tiic pria, OF sl223 $50
cli,-a, i,y ;lic government ai, NelYi;0%ll,
Wall ar i2c trap ,.iiici. .la;. he 'eeidc.l
Il - ~, !ia.;=i..,!y I" hr ciie,ti.e -
ii,s,':i. ti!;ti ,l.;i,t5y a! Is :nar:i:, pest t
,,rnF .i,,tray;;':t r'!,,i:-. lie haa received
a Letter from tai!T!lia sa:ing tn.t tie
committee w:ici Is to decide the matter
has locked iyi;h .aYnr upon lii. model,
;ad inviting him - yisi. Australia and
demonstrate Inc working If the trap.
He will Probably 90 81 in = few weeks.
2
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= According to il Nature, tie year
l7:li22 .eco.i;,Ec i;,;, t,h:a.t .!lc property by
India rubber OF e!as:l;s pencil marks was
discovered 4. ab9ut i:.al cFoch by Alr.
Magellan, q descendant OF tie famous
,:a.i:at0r w:o3c na:::e IS pcrpctuated in
the strai, l!sc0ycrs D. biz. ST lie south.
cra extremity o. south -aHlar.ca. Pie-
yiois 10 this. bread erual5s had hcsnuscd
ns 9 nnnci, marx ciascr
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: AIR. Howard, Of C-oss Anchor, tells
Of rather strange reak Of lightning.
lie says That in q cotton llcid q patch OF
about g quarter OF an acre ia killed just
two inches rom the top Oh each stalk.
lightning did net strike anywhere in the
neichh1rhnod.- i.aNftHs .telreyitssr.
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lie stepped Or. :ha co:aer, ga2eG in.
10 Tic sky. scratched lis chin and pulled
hi wEiak2r.. Then he i.:iiiH,ed III his
vest ,cei,ot, wri5iI'e,, lis brow. pursued
IL, iiis liz, scratched lis heaG!, and blew
his nose wih !; ii,;,;i;eT more deliberate
than the coi.cci.9n o. . bali deDt. Anon
je apcue;i III, nioi; i. i1@@na n his lower
lip. ,n,itt5.e.I 10 -. eli, %a,i iiX4d lis
e",s oii he ci.in.oy toFs IN . vacant,
stony stare the. aoor collected a crowd
that ,1lockadei Tie sidewalk. lie was a
married mar. trying il yai. 10 think
wila, i. wA. his vie :'.,., c.!::r1ca him 10
mo. .,frr 10 get
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: 1t is said that q provision in the
charter of Kansas City taxes every voter
who neglecis TO go TO the polls at mu-
uicipal election, 81 80. When he goes to
pay his taxes he finds that amount added
to Iii: bill, if lie did not vote ct the last
election.
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a health Journal says in going up
stairs the mouth shoGll be kept closed.
Most wives understand this. 1t IS not
until after they have got their husbands
upstairs that they begin to open their
,,1nuths
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=! young Washington mother who
has to set up nights 10 attend 10 hes little
child has discovered that if she walks
backward size vii! not hit her shirs
against the furniture in tie dark. There
is no patent on the invocation.
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IL reported that the kat.47a rnrn
cfop has been cut ycry s.a'i J., Try
%ca'lcr anI hot win,li.
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: Henry NJ. Stanley will improve the
time between now and his marriage by
delivering fifty lectures in America.
After marriage Henry will be the audi.
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= ..;tor you have weighed Your neigh
Dor in thc balance, drop g nickel Of
fairness in the s!o. o? sclt.eXamination
and ascertain your OWE moral aroirdu-
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= At Clisamba: Africa, the young
people have asked the missionary to raise
a lsg Saturday evenings, that they may
know that the neA. day il Sunday and
rnnln In the meetings,
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w. S. Williams, OF Cherokee Coun.
ly, Alabama, is the father of twenty eight
cnildrcn, the eldest Of whom is 10 years
old, tha Youngest &. Mr.. Williams is 20
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The extent to whici. Child marriage
still! prevails in India may be inferred
from the assertion that there are seventy
thousand widevs in that country under
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= Georgia is asking for hell, 70 erect
r,o;!itncnt 10 Nea President .:le3ander
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While some enc laol: charge .: her,
others wen: below to rescuc the hl'ai,a!.,l
Mr.. I.c:'i:; va, alive, bat beyond II roaIi.
2,.ion Of his situain;l lie WAS carried
70 H. cottage and IN ll2ur later dic'.
HIS rcmaiE; were sent to Charleston
Va ,iov
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= Dakota has :. fifteen hundred foot
we'll, six inches in n,lameter, and throwing
;our thousand gallons of water a minute.
There are in that region wells three
thnn:anI feni dnnn.
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= Ncycr borrow tr1;:6ia. llc ir!crest
vo:, have ;o pay icT .hc accommodation ls'
1,.,.cr..i..n
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In speaking Of his letter to-night Col
onel Tillman said: "N1y letter tells it
all. No one that reads it can fail to un.
derstand my position. From tie .iu1uS.
tn (Er0niclt.
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Mr. Lcwis's sad death has ca.; = :-,!nom
oSer the place and lliI wiicsgrca' .orrnw
Was sad 10 witness.
several years ago another Gentleman
los! iils ii il tho same way n :shnn' lie
"hi"r pet.
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= Thee :uc drifts fsnow in the Little
Smci,y n.aHn'aia: o. ;.l"ho that arc fly
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

where we cannot doubt where the
majority will stand. The sentiment
of the country is overwhelming
against continuance Of saloon doml-
nation, There can be no MISLEADING
this fact. The present movement is
not dependent upon wave of pop
ular excitement; it is not born of a
passing enthusiasm. 1t is the out
come of years of wrong and suffering
induced by the cursed drink traffic;
it is revolt of the people against a
power whose reign of outrage, vice,
and crime has become too terrible to
be longer endured.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
The Fight Against the Saloon.

The movement against the saloon
gathers strength as it proceeds. Every
where throughout the Union-North,
East, West, and South-the people
are rising in rebellion against the
rule of rum. Restrictive legislation
in various forms and constitutional
prohibition are the principal lines
along which the warfare proceeds.
In nearly every State something has
been done to check the growth of the
saloon and curtail its power. High
license laws, local option, and pro-
hibitory amendments are the order of
the day. Meyer before in the history
of the temperance cause has the feel
ing against the liquor traffic been 50
deep, so widespread, so earnest, so
determined as now. That most DOW.
erful of agencies, the public press
has at last arrayed itself against the
traffic; many of the leading secular
journals of the country have adopted
a tone of bitter hostility to the grog-
shop, and are attacking it daily with
all the force and ability they have at
command. No stronger or more eff
fectiye arguments against the saloon
can be found anywhere than those
put forward in the editorial columns
of some of the New York dai!ies. The
gain for temperance in this direction
has been of the most significant and
promising character. Public men, too
men of affairs, judges, statesmen,
political leaders, who have hitherto
held themselves aloof from the dis
cussion of temperance, are now tax.
ing sides in the conflict, and MANY
OF the ablest and best of them have
openly declared against "the business
OF manufacturing drunkards. The
lines are being more and more sharp
" drawn every day between the adj
herents of the rum,shop and the
friends of peace, order and sobriety.
The hour is at hand when every man
must make decision in this matter.
And when it comes to this Issue every.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
Temperance News.

We do not know of any one of the
many phases Of human meanness in
the form OF INSCRIPTIONS greed, so
unutterably mean as the making and
selling of cigarets for boys. Of the
poisonous character of these abomi-
nations the editor of the Independent
says
There Is no other form of tobacco
so dangerous as cigarets, because the
nicotine in the smoke Is not absorbed
in the loose tobacco, smoked clean up
to the end, but is taken. unfltered
and undiluted, into the lungs 1t was
not the poison in the paper, but the
poison of the tobacco which killed
Samuel Kimball, ard is running the
health to thousands of other pale-faced
boys.
The attention of the paper named
is more particularly called to this
subject by the death in Brooklyn of
the young BOY it names, and who, in
dying, earnestly entreated that other
boys might be warned against that
which, as he well knew. had destroy
ed his own life. Almost his last
words, says the Independent, ''were,
Let any boy who smokes cigarets
look Mt me now and know how | have
suffered, and he will never put an
other in his mouth His disease
was dropsy in the legs, and very pain
full. He died at a hospital, and among
things said in conversations with his
nurse were these
',Why, / asked him, did you not
stop when you saw what 1t was bring
ing you TOP"
"'Oh, l could not, he,replied If
could not get them to smoke | al
most went wild. | could think of
nothing else. That my grandmother
might not suspect me | would work
extra hours instead of spending my
regular wages fol cigarets. For months
kept up this excess, although I knew
it was killing me. Then seemed to
fall to pieces all of a sudden
The time Will come when the max.
ing and vending of poisonous things
in forms appealing to human indul.
gence must be made legally criminal
and punishable. 1t is nothing to
those who make their money in this
way what misery they cause, or what
lives they destroy. Nor does it avail.
as it should to warn against them
The weak, the ignorant, and the young
must be protected, just as the home
and the individual are protected
against the highwayman and the bur
glar.-Standard.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
Idaho Stage Co.
Tn" cheapest. the ahrftrat ana mnsi ti-Ns
rtuir h-tWspy thH North. East s@4
"esi aHh tht pllugs named.
Carrying Mall, Pa,scnEtrs and E1vrs.

Lentus hiartfaat DAILY ~ So. 81 fat he d
Clayton, Iustrr ~. Etua ahd iiay florsa
PRsaTn4Efa efr fnrrirtl iu hrsi class cua<sm
uFty'n " gAtUtnf atal rNprriuuuUsi tfifAl
Eating Houses nu tho lire arr uussirplsesN
Accommodating sgvuta whu are rvsdy ssN
ttfnes ~ furuaaa Qatrtisls y I'm fuU is1frfrasa
tNEaf5tnE towns. Fl1rs sud surrounding scaa
w F"r tHrthTr tHfuFassiaH apply e.
o. SNrtgguERY 4 T. DfCKKT
Upnrrai Manage ~ auprriatpnasns
FHEp yOGLEH. Agent q ttilscs foot. Ias
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Will practice IN all the courts. Collections
and Conveyances All business intrusted to
us will be promptly attended to.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
StraEed or Stolen.

From the undersigned about one
year ago, one black mare, white sad.
die marks on left wither, branded on
left shoulder with quarter circle A
One three year old black FLY brand.
ed same as the mare, and one sorrel
yearling FLY not branded. A reward
of ten dollars will be paid for infor-
nation that will lead to their recovery
AUGUsT LUNDoUIsT.
Blackfoot, Idaho, June 18th.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
Bueklen,s Arnlea Salre.

The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Cl,ilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale BY Rehle &
Son
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
CARRYING U. s. MAIL,
Sheep For Sale.

have a flock of fine sheep for sale,
young, well graded, and will shear on
an average of ten pounds. Parties
desiring to go into the sheep business
just at the proper time, had better see
mine before buying others that may
take ten years for grading and then
not be equal to mine. If they are not
the finest flock in Idaho you need not
buy them. Will sell any or all. Some
mutton sheep and lambs in the flock
Address SAMPLE ORR
Blackfoot, Idaho.