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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
RECENT B4TTLE ~ CHTLL
General Massacre of the Government Forces
by the Rebels.

lly able 20 ! ne llmc-I
IoynoN. Mar. lC The Times publishes adj
vices from, Santiago di Chill which gives an
official account # the recent battle in Chill
II therein appears that Colonel Robles. who
commanded the Government troops on the
9Th instant. being short Of provisions
ra-hv abandoned "A strong position on Mount
Seha.top1l. and with force Of 1900 infantry.
twenty-five cavalry and a few guns attacked
? 500 reyo.uu0nists. At this critical mo-
ment Of the engagement the rebels, un-
der cover of decOy truce. opened
"A deadly fire at close quarters
upon the Government troops, two-thirds Of
whom were either killed or wounded Colonel
Robes persisted in remaining IN the field
untll he had been twice wounded, when he
wa, placed in an ambulance. The rebels
captured the ambulance and rddled
il with bullets. general massacre
followed Of the Government forces. Ii is es-
timnted that three hundred rebels We're killed
ami four hundred rebels wounded. President
Balmaceda admits the gravity OF the disaster
but SAYS he still has thirty thousand troops
aud ample funds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

BALTIMORE Nm. Mar 1.-The Neither.
land, Steamship Navigation Company, which
for years past ha. run line Of steamers be-
tween New York and Amsterdam. completed
today for ID new line between
Baltimore and Europe the first steamer 10
leave Amsterdam for thi, point. -Four vessels
will be used In making fortnighuy triW
until additional vessels can he procured, wher
weekly trips will be made All Of the vessel.
viii furnish both passenger and freight 81
,.iep
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
Sentenced for swindling.

New YORK. March l6.-Charles c. IIearne
director general Of the Dorcas Publishing
Company was TO-DAY. sentenced to seven years
and seven months Imprisonment for swiudlins
Patrick J. Coon. q newly arrived lrishmsn
out Of 800 On the pretext Of giving him stock
in the company which Hearne was the
head Of.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
Declined TO Grant the Writ.
,By Gable % The Tuncsl

ID INUIU y u" |IIT"-T
LONDON. Mar l6. Her Male-ty's High
Court of Justice. Queens bench division. to-
,iay declined 90 grant writ of hahcas corpus
10 compel f. H. Jackson. If Cltherro. to
produce his wif. in court The court decided
That If the wife was IN treated she had rene
dy in au application for protection. which
might have been made before a magistrate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
Condemned To Die.


LIVERPOOL. Mar l6 shOrgwar. the Lascat
who murdered Captain Lyall, Of the ship
buckingham. from Dundee TO New York. in
November last was sentenced to-day 20 death
for the murder Lyall was a young Scotch
man and making his honeymoon voyage with
his wife when the Lascar killed him IN the
cabin of the ship. His body was buried at sea.
His ship arrived in New York December GtA,
and the Iascar was sent back t. England.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
Fish Hawk on the Oyster Beds.

WAsHISuroN. d. c.. Mar l6.-Fish-Com
missioner Mcdonald has returned from has
trip south and reports the work Of the tish
Hawk on the oyster beds of the )asts u the
Carolinas progressing rapidly. The FISH
Hawk is expected 10 complete her work IL
about month. after which she will make a
survey Of the Chesapeake bay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
4 Maritime Disaster.


TIlF IHIII % T ~ 7 IITII"'I
LONDON. Mar. lG.-A serious maritime di9.
aster is reported. The ship Roxburg collldcd
with the ship British Peer. of Calcutta for
London. 10 miles southwest of the Sicily
Islands The Roxburg sank. and twenty-five
Of "a crew of twenty-four were drowned. the
captain and one seaman being rescued The
other ship was also badly damaged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

NASHVILLE. TFNv.. Mar l6-Onc hundred
and TWENTY-FIVE patients will be removed fIom
toe burned insane asylum here tomorrow 10
the West Tennessee asylum. \ corrected list
ot dead now shows that ten lives were lost,
all of them hopelos.ly insane. Several bodies
were removed to-day, but none of them were
rccnDnliZnhle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
Victims of"J.a Grippe.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Mar. l6.~"La grippe
claimed its first victim in Minneapolis this
winter late FRIDAY night. The epidemic pre-
walls To an extent which causes much un.
easiness A careful estimate places tho num-
Der OF cases in this city AT fully 10000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

rnv Cable n lhn Tlmns.


LoNDoN. Mar rs In the House Of Com
mons today Sir James Ferguson said that
tie Government had received information
from the Governor of Cape Colony and
incidentally from the Consul an Galoga Bay
il regard % the seizure of the S0uth-Africnn
G. mpany's steamer Caruaroon hy the Portu-
lue.e on the charge of smuggling. The Gov
orumcnt know no more Ou the subject at
IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
Cool deception Tor the Iuyoys.

Nrw YonT. Mar IG-The following card
ua- issued to-day by Patrick Gleason prcsi-
dent oi thr lr.-h National League.
Nar lot Mar l6 In view OF the mie-
leading statements / deem il necessary 90
slate that thc irish Natoua. Lcogne of tins
city la~ taken uo action REGARDING the rccrp-
t..u uf anv Ir-h delegates. ParnclAte or anti
llru.l .llf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

ST. LouIs No. Mar. ia dispatch from
Houston. Texas. SAYS that while Officer James
T.. Tenn was attempting To arrest two negroes
in a dance house for carrying conce ued
weapons he was shot and instantly killed
and hystander named Frank Miheel was
fatally wounded and the negroes escaped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

SAv,NNW. Ca. Mar lG Special. The
foldn tha Savannah 4yer has overilowed the
tf,-tlo work through the swamp on either side
OF tac river stopping trains. II ~ probable
tlat uO trains viii arrive here from the North
or leave for the North for several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

NV YORK. Mar 49, Miss Jennie Shea.
thcdIe--makcr whose two trunks. containing
,O 600 worth ot dresses etc. were seized bv
custom officers. WAS arrested to-day on a
charge of smuggling and gave $4,000 for her
appearance friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
Trial of Minister Macqucry.

CLEVELAND. O.. Mar I6.-1he ecclesiastical
Jury in the trial Of Rev Howard MacQuery
met IN this city to-day Two sessions OF the
court were held. but no final agreement was
reached, and the court adjourned I'll to-mor.
rtN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

NAsu,uT. TlNN.. Mar. lG-N1 effort has
vct bcou made 60 recover the bodies from thc
runs .f Oh, Cmtrl Tennessee Insane ASYLUM
fire. lhc list of the dead las been increased
.,lctcu Aside from those known 90 De-
dead. there IS only one missing patient from
tlra~Nlum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
ACrcvnssc Occurs.

Erw ORIriNs. LA.. Mar. l6. A crcvasse oc-
CURED al 4 O'Clock this morning in the bayou
Iafourche lcvee at SenoI White Broudsar1
plantation. The break is sixty feet WIDE and
three. feet deep. Rainy weather continues.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

Nrw Yom. Mar l6 4 cablegram from
Lisbon says THE steamer Augusta Victoria
oi tLe umnbure-Amercan line, with the
Oreut excursion raity on board, arrived here
Gum Naples Saturday and left Sunday night
FOR Southampton"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
standard Time Advocated.



BERLIN. Mar. l6 IN the Reichstag to-day
while debating in the estimates, General yon
M0ltke advocated as a military necessity that
standard time should be established on all
rlilrOads
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
nEILr,s nIrrER WORDs.

He AvaiIs Himself of Every Opportunity to
Connect Parneli- Name with Mrs. O'shea.
(By Cable to The nmes.l
DunLIN, Mar. l6 While speaking at Newry
yesterday, Tim Healy McCarthyite) said that
when Mr.. Parnell was wanted at the meetings
of tenants in the Fence League he had al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

DETROIT. MrH. Mar TO-. The. town OF
Fowlerville was literally wiped OF the tace of
tha earth by tire Inst night. Lossis estimated
at s50O.000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
NEW ORLEANS TRAGEDY.
EXCITEMENT SUBSIDTNG ND the
ACTION WIDELY Embossed.
Startling Confession from an r1-Mcmbcr o

Startling Confession from an ES-Mcmbcr Of
the MaGa-some Indignation Over secre-
tary Bainc's Dispatch to Governor Nich-
ol--The Feeling in other Cities.
NV OELRANs Ia. Mar. lG.-Affer escaping
iynchngon Saturday Joseph Proyenano. whom
the Malta have wanted 20 get ont of the way
for some time. to-day made public confos-
sion made 10 him by Jim Caruso killed by the
mob on Saturday Canso who was initiated
20 the Maha by Matranga, WIS acquitted hY
the jury and released from prison. Cam.7
said hc only attended one meetng
that De wen, in and Matnnga held up
skull IN his len hand and q dirk iu
| bis right BE- was then sworn with uplilteI
| hands % abide tho decision of the order HD
SAYS Doe was informed after taking tAe obliga-
/ tOn that the object WIS to Ni those who
| were against the Nedl gang.
! The way NJ wf, done. was % select the VIC
/ tim and invite Aim to dinner. and afterwards
| dp him mp. Hr said afterwards ihat Do db
! NOT Ike To- commit murder. uut was willing f9
/ r,h. so he went 90 thc ltulian Church ana
/ sw0rc before the altar that hc would have
/ nothing more to do with the Malta. After
/ wards. however. he was frightened back With
/ the fear of losing his life. taru-O also sa,d
+ that Rocc and Polite belonged to The order
/ Many italians who Were under the Aiafa
/ ban are delighted with Saturday. uprising.
! and say that The Niafa VII now le broken up.
SECRETARY mruNE's DISPATCH.
/ The Telegram from Secretary IF State BlHIre
/ 20 Governor Nichols iu which Doc said Chat
/ the President deeply doplored the ml--
I sacre of the Italians. and demanded
/ thet Governor Nichols take steps o. stop
J. ffrrf..rF II...If.ftN and have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

Ex-Governor Robinson's condition is
greatly improved aud it Is now thought that
he viii recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

effect The aet creates % superintendent Of
Z. Nr attached ta tLe BuroIu. with their soy
,r. grades. aul deGnc- tAe duties az the
Bureau. This work i~ now done hy different
I.r...4 Assistant Secretary Spaullug i-
u.H loo.lg into the matter. and II will pro-
hlH.r Do. referred 90 the Comptroller Of the
Treasury fol ID leeol construction betor final
decision ie reached.
CAPITAL MOTIFS.
The Supreme Court Of the United States TO-
dIr advanced thc cases Of Jucieru and Wood.
involving 'uo legality ct Tine New York cleo
f0.ut utl0u IHw. setting them for argument on
tHo hrf Monday n April next.
lur'r case, involving the cou.titut iorality
Ot t.r NJ Smiley IauA bill wcro advanced hy
t.e court. aud arguments for the second Mon
dos Iu October
Assistant sccrotary Spau,1ng has decided
tHf books. uap, and documents intended for
fhe Bureau of american Republics aye en-
ffIei to free admission into the United States
from i'roIru countries.
s delegation oi The Massachusetts, Leather
Association on.lOd on President Harrison and
s.. rotary '.Dar This morning. They cypress
oI t..Ir satisfaction az policy of reciprocity
with South America and incidentally put in
plea t.r tlo leather interests.
NoiU, Inspector Thomas Penroso has
been ordered &C. fake charge of TIE naval hos
rfa. a Norfolk \a Ecc Medical Director
,.ehouc who B. ordered 90 duty iu charge #
tIo naval lospt 10 Chelsea.
The supreme Court ot thc United States to-
dar Ic.i tl, -tafuteot .Ae-s1cnu-ett- Civ
l.1 L.lon over Buzzards Bay O., thatNtate
Fr.luc H. Garrison of VIRGINIA has been
appointed o. 20 ono thousml-dolar clerhshlp
il tNe Nurgt1r-Geucu' office.
n g. Ialr hHs boru appointed postmaster
az Nato. Furnace. Wvle county, Va, in
place ot l.. g. Grove. resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

treasury Department officials have dlsco,-
'.'i iha' Compress, while ID created Bureau
a - Immigration in the Treasury Department.
u'u not make an appropriation 10 carry IT into
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

DTNvfR, Con-, Mar. ~. II. Moore. ex-
lieutenant of the New Orleans police WAS
seen here last nj 1t AMI gave statement IF
the causes leading 10 the killing OF CLicf of
Police lienuessy. which throws AN entirely new
light on the matter He says that while the
Malta may have Lad something to DO with the
murder. he has strong reason L. believe
that they were nothing more than hired a-ss,-
sins lie asciihcs the trouble 10 an Old fcud
between the detectives of the city. which hal
It's foundation In times If the famous whisky
ring aud sugar ring excitement twenty years
ago. when several men lost their lives. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

The Kaiser has shown the deep interest he
feels .n thc navel appropriation by fine pre-
-entation % Herr Won Ko-cielski. a Polish
member of the keich-tng. who IN the naval
committee zealously and uu,ucccesfully adj
yOcated the grant the first instalments for the
three new iron-clads demanded by the
Government. The kai,er's gift IS q splen-
did picture representing the feet #
Great Electoro. the hr,t Hoheuzollcrn who
yrnturcd to undertake colonial enterprises
The dedication reads To Herr Won kosciel-
.sll I'M remembrance Of lis many attitude IN
favor OF my navy, by his grateful Emperor
md kingn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

B0sTON. Mar lG-Ihe ltalians Of Boston
have been aroused by the fate II their coun
trymen IN New Orleans, and a meeting Of
Italians Was held at4 L. NJ to-dayin Roma Hall
for the purpose of organizing large commit
tee and of calling the Boston Italian colony 10
a mass-mceting for protest against tine New
Orleans affair There i great agitation among
the people OF the colony. who depore the
death but the meeting Wlll undoubtedly he
conducted with order and dignity
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-07
Wind It costs 70 SMOKE.

DR. +. b. Nofsinger, Kansas City's
postmaster, does not smoke very much,
but he has nevertheless sent a number OF
greenbacks up in clouds during the past
80 years. The doctor is a comfortable
sort of man and likes to enjoy the good
things going. He does not smoke more
than five cigars a day--he thinks more
might be injurious to his health. This
makes total of $50 per month, or 1900
in year, which number multiplied by
80, the number of years the doctor has
been given to the weed, gives a grand
total of $4,000. These cigars retail at
10 cents apiece, but DIR. Nofsinger buys
them by the hundred and in that way the
expense is but cents to the unit. At 7
cents apiece the 54, 900 cigars smoked in
30years would cost $3,780. Had these
been purchased at 10 cents apiece, the ex-
pense would have been. 81, AGO. And in
consideration of the fact that the post
master is pretty good kind of fellow,
he must have given away about 81 900
worth. Rather snug sum of money,
the moderate smokers cigar bill for 80
years. Kansas City Times.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-07
Rediscovered.

Walter Besant, in q London journal,
tells of his visit to the newly discovered
remains of Roman city at Silchester,
Kent, England. The Antiquaries' So
ciety is excavating the place in sections,
which after being studied and sketched
are covered again for preservation. He
says:
You might look across that flat land
to right and left, and never dream that a
foot or two below the surface lie the
foundations and floors and tesselated
pavements of a great city, of which not
tradition or memory survives.
The town was built in square blocks,
which can be traced where the corn is
standing. The most interesting part of
the place is the Forum, the official center
of the town. Here are the great Basilica,
a hall 2S0 feet long chambers for legal
and public business and the shops where
the business of the city was carried on.
A perfect ground plan of villa has
been laid bare. The tenant of this house,
which was probably Of one story only,
had a cloister built around quadrangle,
the fourth side remaining open; it in
closed a small garden; large garden lay
outside this. Behind the cloister were
large rooms, those used in winter being
warmed by hot air pipes connecting with
great underground stoves, which can be
en. Behind these chambers was
another cloister, and at the back were
kitchen, pantry, and larder. The large
area occupied by this one villa seems to
indicate that the population could never
have been an exceptionally large one. A
great stone wall stretches around the
town, inclosing an area of 100 acres.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-07
PRICE ONE CENT
NEWS AsD GOSSIP FROM ABROAD


The German census shows an increase of
665, iSS in the population.
Land values in Berlin have increased
65 per cent in the last 10 years.
Two million glass eyes are manufact-
ured every year in Germany and Switzer-
land.
1t is whispered about Berlin that the
kaiser gives more and more evidence of
insanity.
A rich American who died in Paris has
left $40, 600 to the American Church Of
the Holy Trinity.
1t is announced that the canal across
the Isthmus of Corinth win be opened to
traffic in March, 1898.
The disinfection of passenger cars is re-
ceiving the serious attention of foreign
railway companies.
A minister in England has recently
made $4,000 by inventing an odd toy
that danced by winding it with a string.
Old fashioned, high standing, pointed
collars and black silk stocks have been
adopted by some London swells.
Tigers are dying out in India. Sir
Samuel Baker, during a recent expedition
in the central provinces, only killed six.
Among the equestrians at Cannes are
number of American ladies, whose riding
is said to create enthusiasm among the
spectators.
Monte Carlo is very dull this year.
There are two tables less than last year,
and the crowd about those in play is not.
gay in any respect.
Afternoon teas have been introduced
by some American ladies at Florence with
great social and fashionable success. 1t
is declared they We're novelty there
The proposal of Baron Hirsch TO found
colony of 300, 900 Russian Jews in the
Argentine Republic has been rejected.
So has similar application to Uruguay.
The consumption of tobacco has in
creased enormously in France during the
last two or three years. The average is
said to be two pounds yearly to every in
habitant.
The press and land owners of Portugal
are becoming alarmed at the dearth of
cultivators, and demand that the govern
ment shall put a stop to emigration, as
husbandry is suffering.
The pope has issued a letter to the
archbishop of Genoa approving his
action in uniting with the citizens of
Genoa in providing a suitable celebration
of the discovery of America by Genoa's
most distinguished citizen.
Considerable numbers of Germans have
gone TO take service with the Chinese and
Japanese fleets. China has ordered
several war vessels from German builders,
and Japan has bought number of tor
pedo boats in Germany.
Germany's merchant marine COM
prehends 1854 vessels, with registered
tonnage of 1,320,72 Six years ago the
figures were respectively 4, ,257 and / ,204,-
2SS. The number of sailing ships has
fallen during this time from 1907 to
2,779, and the number of steamships has
increased from $50 to 615.
Dr. Armand Jeannoutot, young ply
sician of Paris, is the latest in the field as
a consumption cure discoverer. His cure
is by inhalation. His apparatus consists
of a small, tubular brass boiler, connected
with brass pan with a lid. When in
operation, from under the lid escape
vapors which spread about the room, one
of the parts of which is prussic acid.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-07
ANNAPOLIS MD, THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 2 1901


One whom loved went home long years ago,
And !. who thought my life scarce worth the
living,
Was chided by the words he dropped. uncon-
sciously
Not thinking be was giving
The key unto me for the years to come
The minor key since he went home.
H..
@They tell me tis a solemn thing TO die"
Surely thought l. surely they tell him
rightly.
-It is a solemn thing TO live, instead.
And living well there is no death. he said:
I'VE shall not need to fear when life is ending
The other life win dawn so brightly"
III.
Hearing pondered on his helpful words,
All! touched by angel fingers. low. sweet
chords
OF faith arose and kept the strings vibrating;
Harp-strings that have been hushed and muto
so long
Can not at once respond with perfect song
That falters not nor ever knows abating.
Trusting, knew not that the hours were long
Or joy-bells ceased their ringing.
Tor in the dark sang a thankful song
Nor ceased my singing.
Blessing His love for every day to come,
Trying TO be more fit for that dear home.
".
And every day try to tune my life
Unto the key he gave me;
know that work of mine availeth not,
No deeds can save me;
Sometimes the skies are threatening dark as
night,
Sometimes the azure skies are heavenly
bright,
But all the same. Tn trusting in His name;
Morning may come or night,
know "at evening-time it shall be light
-INellie Hart Woodwork.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-07

A little girl went shopping the other
day with her mother, who, making pur-
chases at various stores, gave as the part
ing word, Please charge them to my
husband, 20 - street. AT night the
little girl, half sleeping and tired out,
said in conclusion: II pray God to bless
my mother and my father and my little
brother, and send bills to papa, % -
street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-07
As1.5OO Hutterny.

A young man camping in the Sierras
discovered and captured a butterfly Of
an unusual species. He sent it to the
Smithsonian Institution at Washington
and received check for 81 500, with the
request to make careful search for other
moths of the same kind. It was an in
dividual of a fossil species, supposed to
be extinct, and great was the excitement
among scientists at the discovery that
one of the race had been recently alive.
Although diligent search has been made
by men paid for the service, no other
specimen has been found.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-07
pefect. and E1ceIIsneiss.

The Boston Transcript hears school
boy who has found out, what all of us
find out sooner or later, that a single
fault attracts more notice than many
excellencies.
Il am sorry, Henry" said Uncle
George, @that you exhibit SO little pro-
ficiency in orthography. That letter you
wrote to Mr.. Brown the other day had so
many misspelled words that it set the
whole counting room in roar.
@H'ml" said Henry. ~That's just the
way in this world. There were good
many words in that letter that / know
were spelled right, but of course / get no
credit for that. j"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-07
A Cheriot silit for SO.

Now is the time for you to select a
nice Spring suit Of clothes. as the assort-
ment is always better early in the season;
have beautiful Black and Blue Cheviot
Suits well trimmed and well made from
SO TO &12-in sack and cut away. We
shall not be able to duplicate these goods,
therefore, young men you will make q
mistake If you buy spring suit of clothes
without giving as q call before purchas-
ing. L H REHN,
Corner Main st and Market Space.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-07
Two good listeners may be friends, but
two good takers never.
A Safe Investmeut.

Is one which is guaranteed TO bring
you satisfactory results. or in case Of
failure return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from onr ad-
vertised Druggist bottle of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case,
when used for any affection of Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption,
Inflammation Of Lungs Bronchitis, ,Asth-
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ly safe, and can always be depended up
on. Trial bottles free at the City Drug
Store.