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SHELBY, N. O., July 1.-R. 6. Collins
has been arrested here, charged With
being accessory to tho murder Of his
wife at their home in Plainville, Ca,
two weeks ago, Mrs. Collins was shot
dead by n negro farm hand, aud it is
now believed that Collins hired the ne.
gro to commit tho murder, The negro
has not yet been captured,
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CE7TlSJE, July 7.-Col. MartinovieB,
commandant Of the body-guard oi Prince
Nicholas, ruler OF Montenegro and
cousin Of the Prince, was murdered in
the. market place here this morning. The
murder was the result OF private ven
geance. The murderer was immediate.
ly seized by the people in tho market
place and lynched on the spot.
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OUR NATIONAL EDUCATORS.
Twelve Thousand or Theun VIII Opon I

Twelve Thousand OF TEeu, VIII Opon tho
Convention nt St. Paul To-day.
Sr. PAUL, MINI, Jnue 7.-To.morrow
afternoon the first OF the sessions Of the
Educational Association proper will be.
gin In St. Paul. Train load after train
load ol bright faced teachers have been
pulling into the Union depot all day
long. The ost conservative estimates
Of the number Of teachers to bc in at.
tendance is l2.000, though tbs number
may reach 5000. The National Coun.
Gil which has been in session i,r the past
three days will conclude its sessions to.
morrow morning with the election OF Of.
hcers and the transaction of other busi-
QeG5. .n. |.HH - .|H..... ..#f... '
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THE FLINT GLASS CONVENTION.

Large Convention Mt Eultln,ore-1luuy
Delegates Present.
BALTIMORE, July THE annual con.
vention OF the American Flint Glass
Workers began at the Concordia Opera
House this morning.
1t promises to be the largest and most
important ever held by the aints. Yes
terday and last night delegates arrived
from all sections Of the country, and this
morning more than 25O delegates were
present. One hundred and twenty dele
gates, representing 10 local unions, ar.
rived from Pittsburgh last night. !
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HARTFORD, CoSS., July,7.-Owing to
his continued weakness, William Gil.
lette, the playwright and actor, who has
been Ill for the past two months at his
mothers residence In this nity, has been
removed to Nantucket ior the summer.
He has serious weakness OF the digest.
i've organs. His physician encourages
his friends to hope that the sea air will
prove beneficial. ~
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A PROBABLE LYNCHING
Will Result from tho Brutal Murder @,
Telegraph Operator.

VIII Nesu't from the brutal Murder 81 4
Telegraph Operator. "
FoLsoH, n. A., July S.-Yesterday
morning ". Il. Riley, an operator for
the Denver 4 Fort Worth railway, step.
ped into saloon to transact some busi-
ness with the proprietor. He was eoy=
cred by revolver in tho hands OF
Charles Ellis Riley grabbed the man
and tried to prevent his shooting, but
Ellis, heing the stronger, placed the re-
volyer to tho back Of the boys neck
aud fired, the ball .pussing near the
jugular vein into the left lnng and near
the heart, coming out OF the left side.
Riley 10 hut eighteen years old and quite
al inolEenaive, boy, while, Ellis is a
drunken, .disreputable cowboy, oonsid.
cred one Of the toughest characters in
the country. He is under arrest and Il
the boy dies will probably be lynched.
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Supply Of Grain.

New YoRK, July 7.-The visible sup.
ply OF grain on Saturday, July 4, as
compiled hy the Kew York Produce Ex-
change, was as iol.ows: Wheat, l9,-
63S. 600 bushels; increase 565, 400. Corn,
II, 463, 1859 bushels; decrease $50, 100.
Oats, 4,039, ,55S bushels decrease Al ,ll3.
Rye, COCOA bushels: increase Ts4a.
Barley, 4Ga Ga bushels; decrease 25,1r2..
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PlTTsnundH, Pa, June by the ex.
plosion OF fire damp in the suckerville
mines, near Rankin Station, Pa, thie
morning, five miners were seriously but
not fatally injured. Their names were
John Jones, William Spence, John. Kel.
ley; John Carter and Robert Craig
Their injuries consist OF severe burns
and bruises. The mines have been shu,
down for week aud the five men hur,
were inside making preparations to re.
sume. The mines are now being ycutl.
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I What We Must Fucc.

OTTAWA, ONT, July THE Aag ship
War sprite, which ia expected to arrive
daily at Eequimalt, B. G., and be ready
Tor any emergency in Behring Sea, is Il
powerful .tirstclass armored cruiser of
e,4od tons, carrying ten guns aud Rear
admiral Holman, @. B. Tho Nymphp,
Daphne and Espiegle, which accompany
inc tag ship, arc all twin screw sloops Of
eight. eight and ten guns respectively.
SO this new fleet brings thirty.six guns
on ne scene in addition to the Amphiou
and Champion already there.
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LONDON, July y7.-Mr. Parke, editor Of
tho North London Press, who, in jan
uary last, was convicted OF criminal libel
in charging that the Earl Of Euston was
implicated in the West End scandal and
sentenced to one years Imprisonment,
has been reieased from prison owing to
ill health,
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a Mothers Mad Act,

LIMA, ONO, July 7.-Alra. sieiried, OF
this place, took dose OF rough on rats
to-day, and forced some down the
throats Of her two children. All we're
made very i'll, but will recover. po-
mestlc tronkEi,es lad % pieYea Wpon the
Wolnan'q talal thai abe vas made tenn
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An Old Pioneer Dead,

Special Dispatch 10 The Mttligcncer. -
GRAFTON, W. VA" July 7.-Wm.
Luethke, one OF the oldest pioneers of
Grafton, died last night, after short
illness. He was G5 years OF age and hsd
been Tor many years foreman Of the
stone masons for the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad.
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PlrTsBundn, July 1.-THE strike OF the
boiler-makers in this city promises to be
u long one. The manufacturers decided
to-day to combat the demands of their
men indefinitely, and the men say they
will hold out until they are granted the
reduction in hours. Tue strike was in.
augurated OH July l, and alects nearly
1000 men. , ~ -t|E TIT-l
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Tho Lust OF Dayton.
Akron l6-Sprinsileld ..
Special Dispatch 10 the Iuteili1e,,ccr.S

srHlsGrlELD, O., July SIT was
Singing match that Akron won to-day
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THIRTEEN MAJORITY,

Mansfield Mikes the Runs and Wheeling
tho Errors.
sptcid. Dispatch TO The In.elli,encer.
MANSFIELD, O., July THE game
here today resulted in a victory for the
home team by score OF Is to .. Left
Fielder George missed connections and
failed 10 arrive in.time take part in the
game. Appended is the acore:
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,toucv order and Postal Hote Oplcss

Special Di:pa!ea 10 The Iatt9igtnttr. II
WAsI,,soroY, D. O., July 7.-Afoney
order and postal note offices have been
established as follows in West Virginia:
Money order-Ccredo, Wayne county
Aurora, Preston county. Postal notes
Gay Mills, Monroe county; Rlvcsvllle,
Dlarion county,
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The Keystone Juniors.

The keystone Juniors, formerly called
the LINCOLN School Basa Eall club,
would lie to lear from any club in the
olty or abroad under sixteen years OF
~ The keystoue Juniors defeated the
H,,h White Oaks by a score OF 0 to 0. Tie
White Oaks refused to show up.
Inc Keystone Juniors also defeated a
picked nine On the leninshla Green by
q scbre oi Tito 0. :!
The features Of the gamo we're Jack.
sons catching, the two home runs of
:; pranklln nj lin and the long drive Of len.
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lluncA {arIInitY.

CErTINJE, July 1.-THE Official Journal
Of Montenegro, referring to the quarrels
between Hungary and Servia. expresses
the hope that tho dangers threatening
the Segviana will lead to internal unity
and the e.iormation Of IN alliance with
kindred peoples against the common
enemy. |- gl.-T ~ -4a'l.'
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EAe ltte-Etffrtfes.

rh:ladelphia, 5; Pittsburgh, II. (P.L)
rhlladelphia, J.; Cincinnati, 8. (N.L.)
New York, |; Chicago, i. IN. L. -
New York. is; Buffalo, Q. (p.L)
Brooklyn, Q; Chicago, Q. tP.Ll.
Boston, 81; Cleveland, Il. IL. IL
B,oollyn, 1; Cleveland, .. (N.L)
Boston, s.; Pittsburgh, 3. (N. IL
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Four knights Reported Killed.

MILWAUKEE, July 7.-General Carna.
han, commander Uniformed Rank
Knights Of Pythias, received dispatch
from Montana, ILL.,, at noon to-day an.
nounctng that four OF the Knights were
killed and sixteen injured in the wreck
OF the Illinois Central special train con.
tanning the Sixth Regiment Of Illinois
Euirhis.
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rrH-sr
StenInAhin SsMs.

New YoEK, July 7.-Arrived-servia,
from Liverpool. 9H7
SOUTHAMPTON, July 7.-Arrived--Elbe,
from New York. or.
GLASGOW, July 7.-Arrived-State Of
Nebraska, from New York,
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Pudtllers' HELPERS Strike.

LANCASTER, Pa, July 7.-Thc pud.
dlers' helpers in the susquehanna mills
and Columbia went on strike this
morning to enforce their demand for
scale gatherers. The strike compels the
pudding mill 10 shut down and throws
sixty men out OF work.
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DISASTROUS CYCLONE.
Fargo, North Dakota, Swept by
a Disastrous Wind Storm.
SEVERAL LIVES SACRIFICED,
And Numbcrlcss buildings Dcnol.
ishcu and Dnmuscu-h p0sscn.
ger Train Blown from tho
Track, and Many Injured.

WAnrrEs, N. D., July,7.-A utraisht
wind from northwest struck Fargo at
e:SO Il. IN. and great damage was done to
the city. Whole blocks ;were unroofed
-Yerx's wiewam, McGill 4 Co.'s ware.
house, tho Opera House, the Republican
Office, Keeny block, Exchange Hotel,
Continental block. Tho Manitoba
freight house was unrooied and the Mil.
waukee depot blown down. Small
houses were razed and a lot ofpla.c glass
on Front street and Broadway was brok-
en-. The residence Of tho lato Captain
Mccarthy, corner Of Filth and State,
was struck by the storm aud demolished.
Seven children were instantly killed and
Mrs. Mccarthy Is not expected to live.
Two unknown tramps stopping In box
car were killed.
No. | passenger train on the Northern
Pacific, going west, had Just pulled out
Of the yards, and had stopped ut the
Milwaukee crossing. The train wis
made up OF three baggage coaches and
sleepers, a party OF Chicago and North.
western officials in private car and Su-
perintendent McCabe's car. All of the
coaches and the tender wcre blown from
the track, but no lives were lost. The
Injured passengers aud trainmen, so far
as learned, are:
George NJ. Manning, Post Falls, Idaho,
knee hurt and shaken up; J. +. Round.
Tree, OF pingree, N. d., badly bruised
and leg hurt; Miss McCabe, Chicago,
ankle bruised; G. Il. Helm, OF Ellens.
burg, Washington, knee hurt, and
bruised; Victor Montgomery, Chicago,
scalp wound; Mrs. Nordster, Seattle.
badly cut in several places; John Richie,
baggage master, cut in mead; Albert
Lee. express messenger, bruised; Mrs.
r. q. Mann, Of Milwaukee, arm
bruised and shoulder spraired; Addi-
son Augure, Washington, face cut; G,
a. Mari, St. Louis, temple bruised;
Mrs. @. K. Griffith, of,Aliles City, Mont,
badly bruised; Ben Sportsman, porter,
'plne injured and bead seriously hurt:
Jolonel Thompson and wife, slightly in.
ured. A number Of others were slight.
y injured,
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MecKEEssoa7, PA, July 7.-Mlss So.
san Ria, blind, aged IS, lost her IFS Sun:
day by her clothing catching fire from a
stove, In front Of which sho was stand.
Ing. She fingered several hours alter
ward, when death ended her agoay.
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Fint,lny Machine Vork. Burned

F!SDtAY, O., July s.-The machine
works OF Adams Bros. u Co. caught fire
this morning In the pattern roo IN, en-
tirely destroying that department. Loss,
$4,000, partially insured, yaf >
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~! ClR!"lHsTFllA',SlA' !"HFl','A July Tho Emperor
Of Germany has started on a tour Of tbo
Norwegian coast. King Oscar, Of Sweden
and Norway, has appointed hiH ma;eatv y
an honorary admiral in the Norwevian
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Americans Won,

BERLIN, July I'm the rifle contests
here yesterday prizes were wonaSby
Messrs. Zimmerman and Klein, OF New
York, and Mr.. jacob, OF San Francisco,
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81. iErEnsnuno, July C.-Russia will
appoint consuls at all the principal
ports on the east coast OF Africa irpr .
Cape Town to Zapzibar, ''oi"
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Neeeiver for THO ST. touis Steel Company.
ST. Lows, Mo-, July 7.-Edmund I.
Allen, representing the Farmers LOAN
and Trust Co., today fled a bill 10 the
United States Circuit Court askiug for a
receiver to take charge Of the st. Louis
Ore and Steel Company. The former
company holds mortgage Of 5000, 900.
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Tho I;uxaIjnr IInr:xss,.

sr. iPErERsBERa; July T.-The pros
poets ,for the. harvest throughout the
whole Of Russia are good. In the Baltic
provinces theprospects arc exceptionally
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Earned ruas--Mansticld 2, Wheetinro. IIomo
rln-MoeneE, Three base hits-McVey, Myers,
q. Zelslrr. Two base hits-Dalc ., Zerler l.
Sacrifice lit-Wheeling !. Double p'ay-G,en
alvin N.Y., 10 Armitagc. stolen bAcs- Mansfield s,
OIL Fitzgerald 6. struck out-By Fourier o
by Fitzgerald !. Hlsby ritchcr-Hy Fourier 2.
Passed iS bal!-Zelslcr |. Time-l:5U. Umpire
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!, , ZONE, ZONE, July 7.-Sipnor Corti has saen
s1ppo'hsed 1aan1 Italian Consul at New Or. Or.
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ANOTHER REPORT,

ANOTHER REPORT. -
j. J. Jordan, editor of the Fargo Re.
publican, sends the following account OF
the storm to the Associated Press:
This city was visited ly the severest
wind storm this morning it has ever
known. Earlier in the night there were
some indications OF rain, and about mid.
night it began to thunder and lightning
but few anticipated Il serious Storm
The wind first began to blow from the
south, but suddenly shifted to the north.
west, and in very short time was blow.
ing hurricane. The three electric
towers were soon blown down, leryinr
the city in inky darkness that was re.
!ieved only by vivid flashes ofiightning.
BY four o'clock people were hurryinc in
every direction 10 ascertain the amount
OF damage done. Some appalling dis.
coveries were soon made, the saddest
being the death OF seven children OF the
late Capt. james Mccarthy, who died
only a few weeks ago. The children
who were at home with their mother.
sought safety in the coal bin, where they
were all crushed to death. The mother
was also seriously injured, but it is
thought che will recover.
The Northern Pacific through western
passenger train was blown from the
track and every one Of the twelve cars
turned over. Many Of the passengers
were severely, but not dangerously, in.
jured: The Northern Pacific repair and
machine shops were damaged $4,000
worth; the freight depots OF the Great
Northern aud the Milwaukee roads were
demolished. Several churches were
badly wrecked and numberless other
buildings more or less damaged, The
total damage wrought in the city is esti-
mated nt about S75 600.
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FROM OTHER POINTS.

A still later report says: From the
surrounding country, within a radius Of
thirty miles, reports OF damage to grow.
ing cropa come in. Farm houses, barns
and out.buildiugs in all directions are
reported leveled to the ground and trees
along the river bank for miles in both
directions from this city are broken of
entire.
Casselton reports bridges in all direc.
tions washed out or blown away.
MApLEroS-Nearly every building in
tie town bears marks OF the storm. No
one seriously, but number badly hurt,
DuRpIN-Heavy hail storm accompa.
MED by wind, and great damage was
done>to crops OF all kinds.
Observation-Disclosures buildings
were blown down and the damage to crops
BY hail was considerable.
Ayn-Ninc mules and two horses
were killed by one flash OF lightning
which run along a wirc fence striking
the animals huddled together in one
corner. .. #H.H- .4a., -. Fs.
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t1t,o, s.-..... N y.. II. il. +
sptinGilcla....... ii
iInttctics-Akrou, ConOvcr and Sweeney
Springfield, Schcbie aud Mncly. -. -''
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31cKeesp0rt 8-Cuptou 9.

Special Dispateh to Tie Inltlli9tncer. r,
CANTON O., July y7.-Canton played a
very loose game to-day, Score,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13
A Wonder Worker.

Mr. Frank Huffman, young man
u Burlington, Ohio, states that he
mai been under the care of two prom
lnent physicians, and used their treat
neh' until he was not able to get
around. They pronounced his case
70 De Consumption and incurablc. He
"a vas persuaded to try DR.. Kings New
discovery for Consumption, Coughs
Aaa Colds and at that time was not
ao'e to walk across the street without
lsstlng He found, before he had
used half Of dollar bottle, that he
vas much better he continued to use
!, and Is today enjoying good health
~ you have any Thront, Lung OF
OneSt Trouble try t. We guarantee
'atlsiaction, Trial bottle free ut Bahl'
sons Drugstore.
Farmers Alliance men are plan
h,ng to put out d full National tifkc
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13

An ardinary man during an average
life wall drink about lT5 hogsheads
OF liquids.
In New Zealand the hottest weather
comes about Christmas time.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13
A Ripe Old Age.

aolcomb and wife, OF Belcher
~. Texas. have celebrated their
,sssi,h wedding anniversary, and
v" I'm hale and hearty. The secret
y 0,ssir long life and good health is
. ~, ,hey correct any slight ailment
-, and IN that way avoid sed.
.irkness. Like most every one
y y. ,hey are more frequently troubled
-. ~ constipation than any other phys
~ disorder To correct this they
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: .,y other, because, as MIR. Holeomb
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S y. ale by ". II. Behle 4 Son
y,braska Farmers Alliance men
d oOutes, the election OF Governor
-, BOYD, Democrat
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13
The New Discovery.

Van have heard your friends and
.,lybbors talking about IL You may
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IL guarantsed every time, or money
refunded Trial bottles free Al Belle
4 Sons Drugstore.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13

Nh. PETROL, who had charge Of tho
census OF Alaska estimates the popu.
:, ,a' 10 10. OF the Territory at from $4,000
70 5000 OF this number one-seyentb
are whites.
A chemist advises that canned fr,,,
De opened an hour or two before il is
USED IL is far richer after the oxegen
OF the air has been restored to it
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13
Pneumonia and Bronchitis carry of One.
Third OF the Human Race.

II is generally known that pneu.
monla aud Bronchitis carry off one.
1nird OF the human race, bat such are
We fAets, and what is more snrpris.
ing, both Of the above diseases result
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White House,
Salt Lake City.

Location unsurpassed, bcing In ptoxi'
zily 10 leading Wholesale and retail
Aoascs aud places Of interest
Psllnan Car and Union Ticket Offices
d ihc hotel
H.I. HALL, PROPRIETOR.
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surr Care for PILES.

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n..el.lln,s Arnlea Salpe.

a.. nest salve in the world for
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
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Consumption
Billiards. Horehound Syrup.

h@AatN hNsNaNa"N ~
No single disease has played such
havoc with the human race as Con-
sumption. No other disease approach.
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13

Many people habitually endure a
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think they have TO. II they would
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this feeling OF weariBess would give
place TO yigor and vitality. For sale
by Bchle 4 Son.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13

There are many accidents and dis
eases which affect Stock and cause
serious Inconvenience and loss TO the
faraer In his work, which may be
quickly remedied by the use Of DR.
j. II. McLeAn's Volcanic Oil Lini
menL For sale by Behle & Son.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13

Physicians prescribe DR.. j. H. Nc :.
Leans Tar Wine Lung Balm; in 1t
,hoy And no trace OF opium or NOR.
,,hi. while its efficacy in curing oil
throat or lung diseases is wonderful
.por sale by Behle & Son.