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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
|LADYSNIIIH IS
At LAST RELIEVED :
London Mad Over Joy at
the Long-N Wished News.
.B0ERs ALL ESCAPED.
Without Losing Single Gun Or Any
Of Their Baggage.
ASSEMBLING "A LARGE FORCE.
Joubcrt Said to be Gathering $4,000
alcn at Winburg, Seven Miles
Northeast of Bloelnfonteiu.
French Reported 70 Have
Already Entered the
Free State Capital.
ASSEMBLING "a LARGE FORCE.

LONDON, March $50 A. AI.-Eritons
feel that they are living in the presence
of momentous events. TornadoeS OF
patriotic excitement are whirlinS through
the country. Even the duilest soul must
have been stirred by the emotions of
yesterday, and London's 6,0CO.N0 We're
raised to q high pitch of patriotic eXalta-
ton It was a wonderful Sight. Old
men have nothing in memory with which
to compare the day. Some lihened It to
Lucknow, others talked of the fall Of
SebastapoI. L was time of singular
abandon. The usual conventions of So
ciety ceased to control, and everybody
knew everybody else, all Joining in.
smiles or bellowingS as their disposl=
ton moved them.
Lord I.ansdowne chose the psych-',z
gicl moment TO announce estimates II
ceeding f6l 600 and rather startled me
public. by unfolding the programme OF
the War Office to send out.~in addition
soldiers.
Lord Roberts will ultimately have a
force of quarter of a million
An order has reached Woolwich Arse
nal for the construction of 224 new guns,
from 3-pounders to Pinch guns. Or these
14O are to be naval guns. Already 25 600
workmen are employed at the arsenal,
and eco more W!il be engaged
These decisions to send out more troops
and to increase the home armament meets
universal approval. The Beers seem to
have gotten quite away from around
Ladysmith, without losing gun or their
baggage Van ReeneEs Pass is only
about twenty miles from Ladysmith. The
enemy had artillery in action Tuesday,
and they probably utilized both railroads
In retreatins, sending the heavy pieces
to pretoria and the lighter ones into the
Free State.
ASSEMBLING LARGE FORCE.
DIR. 5Leyds says that General Joubert Is
assembling, So eco men at Winburs, seven
miles northeast of Bloemfontetn. Colone!
Albrecht, according to a dispatch from.
Paardeberg, aftirms that the Beers have
75cAo men left.
Whether Lord Roberts is at Bloetnfon-
teins now or net, he, doubtless, soon viii
be dating his dispatches there, and using
the town as his advanced base.
Lord kitchener'S mission is to combine
the forces under General Clement and
General Gatacre, and to advance along
the line of the railroad to Bioemfontein.
| The railway will simplify imemnseiy She
| perplexities of transport. The conditions
| at Ladysnlitn are now better understood,
| as the military authorities no longer re-
| tain their special information
1t appears that since the middle of jan
uary the horses have been hall starved.
| and altogether too weak either to drag
| guns or to carry cavalrymen Hence the
impossible of dashing out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
lN BLOEMF
General French Reported to Have
Entered tho Free State Capital

General French Reported to Have
Entered tho Free State Capital
I4ONpGN, March Lord Dundonaid
is assumed to have, made wide turn nS
movement eastward, skirting BulWanl
Hill. and General Butler may reasonably
be expected to be in Ladysmith with the
ouik of his forces by Tonight Whether
like Roberts, at Kimberley he Will pc
able to turn the tables on the resreatins
Beers. remains to be seen. but op4nion
here inciines to the belief tnat M az
sress,ve movement can be Immediately
undertaken by General Buffers and Care
raj Whites forces, hence Lord ROBERTS
rs likely to soon have .1z face the enemy
strengthened by large reinfarcements
from all sides.
While it is generally realized that Lord
Roberts strategy IS mainly respnns sib!e
FOR the relief of L.adysmish. there Is q
feeling of anxiety lest his plans suiter
from the hordes General Builer mig nj
let slip into the Free State. Evidently
Lord Roberts is awake to the situation
1t is reported in London. but the news
is not confirmed, that General French
mas already reached B1oemfonsein, which
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
RloHMoND. VA FRIDAY. MARCH, l9O0.s

Foreign Office they exchanged tue
warmest congratulations. CroWts DOCK
ed the War Office lobbies, struggling 70
see for themselves the announcement,
and cheered the British generals in South
sAfrica to the ecto. Outside MARLBOROUGH
House. the London residence of the
Prince of Wales, q large and jubilant
crowd assembled.
At Glasgow, Liverpool, Birmingham.
Edfnbu-g. and. in fact. all the ci:S:es. big
and little, flags floated, whistles footed,
bells cfimed and crowds paraded the
streets, singing patriotic songs. Business
was given up for the day, the schools
were closed, in the harbors all the vessels
dressed ship. and at the military and
naval depots scenes of the widest en-
thusiasm prevailed.
At Liverpool. addressing a crowd OF
twenty thousand people assembled around
the town hall, the Lord Mayor said:
81 thank the Almighty God for the Glo-
rio;1s news. We have awaited it p'-
tiently- We are satissied that under the
humane laws and government of this
country the Beers in very short time
will be loyal citizens of the British En-
pre-
The Queen has photographed her con-
gratulations to General Butler and Cen
eral White, and the Prince of Wales has
telegraphed congratula tions to General
Butler.
= Lady White, In message in reply to
congratula tions. said:
THE WORLD IN SYMPATHY
.'All the world is in sympathy with me
to-day, and am in sympathy with all the
world. I am delighted at the joyful news
of the relief and am happy at the intelii-
Scnce that my husband is well and safe
at last. AS a wife l can say no more
What happy wife could say nore?
All day long cheering thousands kept
up the incessant roar before the Mansion
House and all traffic in what is London'S
busiest concourse ceased. Pandemoniun
reigned The demonstration had spread tt
all quarters of the city and there poured
in a stream OF hoodlums and fakirs, lader
down with flags: women. boys and al
sorts and conditions of people SILK hats
flew into the air and small fights We're OF
frequent occurrence. Hundreds OF poHce,
men on the spot had their hands fGil. pul
as lon. as the enthusiasm OF the GROVE
was only confined to horsc-2say the OIL
GERS did not interfere.
Tons of fireworks are being bought III
preparation for elaborate celebrations To-
night. In several provincial towns effigies
of President Kruger and General CronJe
were paradeti through the steets ana MAJ
treated At Glasgow an efigy or Presl'
dent Kruger was subjected to indisntles
at the foot of the Queens statue. Ovel
one thousand university and college
students raraded the streets OF l1onaof
singing ..Rule Britannia and cheering
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
The Trigg Company Will Push Work
on the Submarine Boat.
NEW POSTOFFiCES ESTABLISHED
"A Delegation of Norfolk aud Ports
mouth Gentlemen Appear Before
House Committee on Naval AC-
fairs in Advocacy OF Con-
struction OF Il Battle
ship at Norfolk.
Washington Bureau, The Times.

NO. v1o l. Jul ltCLIil SllCSis
WASHINGTON, March 1.-Sptcial.-
Now that the contract between the Hol-
land TORPEDO Boat Company and the Will
liam r. Trigg Company, ship builders OF
Richmond has been concluded for the
completion OF the celebrated torpedo boat
..Plunger, she will be removed TO the
Trgg yards at Richmond. She will prob
ably leave the Baltimore yard to-day and
be believed to the Irigg yards about Sat
urday.
The Navy Department, rs well as the
Holland people have been somewhat an
noyed by the delays in the completion of
this boat and all PARTIES are particularly
gratiiied that it is now TO so to the TrisS
shoDs, where it will be speedily completed.
A delegation comprising Messrs. r. /.
Herbert c. S. Sherwood. john W. Brown,
p. A Larkin, II. b. Butt and }. L. Bur
roughs. of Norfolk and Portsmouth, ap-
peared before the House Committee on
Naval Affairs to-day TO urge the commit
tee to instruct the Secretary oi the Navy
TO have one or more of the new
battleshiDs constructed at the Norfolk
NAVY Yard. The delegation also appear
ed before House Committee on Pubic
Buildings and Grounds in advocacy OF an
appropriation for u public building at
Portsmouth.
They expressed themselves as being well
satisfied with theif 'tip anu q: +,nir -
that their mission will result IN tnelr Sc
curing what they asked for.
PASSED TILE HOUSE.
The House to-d;tS passea .lie p'i' - w. W.
uuceo ps 1 hepi .7.'I'..nte Isst ~ Tacoh Enple-
man, late CT Augusta county, " sa', ,,'. s2rV
for supplies USED oS the eNe- -
during the civil war.
Senate Committee OF Miiitary Minis
has reported favor;tby ,ne m nl!l 70 a1s,ed ia,,nd
the necessary ref-..s 20 tsie - ~ e,eo -
road from the citE OF ->s"oe,i' ~: -
to the National Cemetery at tli.lt eiiI; -
! Representative Lester, OIL GeoiSia tias
introduced a OH proVlui.is ioa ., '"e I,;tsT
ment Oh al ciailils ,ssaliia. .a,.ar and
States for private props..s .,c, ,, t,ftbin tha
usec an the 1lltltaiy slLts t,,,.;,,- tina
infts OF Lse oili,su ,,,.! ~ ,,;i1 .rs.o,,,,-
war with SPAN. ms - ..e s e't, w Of
mendeo py t1lt So s,,ads IN 1,ha T;oes
"iilci "iilci lnel'Lsiot.e1 '1Lt.ltle.1 " %
seneiai uasa +,.,i,7o 1onas Of Virginia,
a. t.ep' tS'a o,ta fn,. tha Democrats yes
cio,eo .tte .,..I,a,.+o pinan tariff hill
ts1uaS I,,. n.t oil 49, - tG,e Second Assistant
i.ts 80 sboyyine..the result
- 20 III LII, ,..i,.bad in 3472 Virginia post
oa,o,e for fine 7ye1r ending January, 1900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
REPORT ON THE
SHIPPING BILL
Prepared by Senator Frye and Made
Public Yesterday-DepIores De-
pendence OH Foreign Shipping.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The report
prepared by Senator Frye upon the smp-
ming bill. reported by the Committees on
commerce of the Senate, was made public
to-day. The report begins by asserting
1.-The seif-evident value of a nationai
merchant marine" explains anu deplores
our almost entire dependence upon ior-
ei~n shippine for our. ocean carrying suS-
.ests the. danger of reliance upon the Taef-
chant ships OF >ottlsr nations whlch may
bee-xne involved in war: the posslo.e conl-
nlete exclusion of American exports ltot'i
their reuSlar foreign markets IN sucti d
contingency, and points OUT thaI lie
wholesale transfer of the tonnaser u :.
belIisercnt nation to a neutral mas ~ouis
unquestionably involve sucn shippths
difticuIties and detcntions. The brush
Roer war has materially reduced our
means of transport and embarrassed our
ocean mail service The humiliation OF
our reliance upon foreign vessels bouSnt
and chartered during the war Win Spain y.
is rsferred to. and the broad ground Is
taken that under those sections OF the
constitution which empower congress "
r,rovids for the common defence ana seil
eral welfare is found the alshesl .iu,i.o
it,r fo- the promotion OF our merenaae
/, Ia 'ite. THRHE/ REASONS.
rhree prime reasons are gwen ZOE the
ae.iine NJ the American shipping In the
foreign trade-nanety-
The greater cost OF buiidins ships:
4, !, tho United States than elsewhere
,. The greater cost OF operating !Ahiefi-
can as compared with foreign SHIPS.
- causes based on foreign legislative
encouragement
'Thez suggestion that this situation may
ha overcome by the free admission OF
foreisnebu ships to American register ~,
is met by pointing out that il susn. au-
n,issions were unconditional 1t would re-
s,,tt in destroying existing SaHaseic.n .sfsl. 7.
sisip-yards on the Atlantic ana f;ecitfc
coasts. 80. .,.;,aa
5 The passage OF the bill, 1t IS claimed,
would bly, effect a rediceon OF Va
eco coo a year in ocean rates on AiiiesicAh ..
s scomnercs through the, additional slip
I ping and the competition that Would pc
Foreign opposition" the report SAYS.
..ts beins concentrated upon the blu be-
Z c.a,ne ;, : foreign shipping interests clearly
see that they will be injured by the re-
placing OF foreign vessels by americas
vessels. = ,65syssl :,
4 yessesl cannot receiSe fun compsn-
sation unless she. carries one-half OF a
cargo. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
SHIN CUT OPEN.
Colored Driver OF I, Milk Wagon Had

Colored Driver OF . Milk Wagon Had
:. Narrow Escape.
Wits Jones. a colored driver for the
Strawberry Hin Dairy. had narrow es-
cape yesterday afternoon about o'clock.
His horse became frightened near the
corner of Second and Main Streets, and
RAM away. He was thrown from the We
hicle, and cash about six inches long
cut in his skin. The ambulance was
summoned, and DIR. Goode sewed up the
cut.
A negro man who was working at the
wood and coal yard of Mr.. w. ]. McDow-
ell, NO. Cos West Bread Street, while
saving wood had his index finger cut OFF.
The ambulance was summoned, and Or.
Goode dressed the hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
SLAYER OF B0NY
DAVIS CAUGHT
Tobe HeIdreth Acquitted of the Mur-
der of Worth Bane il: :Taze-
well County.

rAzEWEILl. VA, March 1.--Special.-
: E1ur} Brown, who shot and killed Bony
Davis at Pocahontas on Sunday last. and
Who had fled, returned to Pocahontas
yesterday and gave himself up to the
a1pti,orities, and was brought on here last
night, across the country, for fear he
.wor,Id he lvnched il retained in Poca-
hontas overnight
The 5,tro1rbIe arose over 9. woman.
rnhe Heldreth, whose tria, has been in
nrorrras; for- the past three or four DAYS
for the killing Of Worth Rane. was set.
"a t liberty yea1e erttay. the jury bringing in
a verdict of not slu
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May Not Award Contract.

1t is. possible that the contract. for the
new revenue cutter, to be known as No. Z,
may not be awarded. The lowest bid for
placed at Sl450aO. The William r.. zTrigg
Ship Building Company and the Gnamblin
& Scott COMPANY. Of this city. bid S157,-
900 and Sl63,5D9, respectively. The lowest
bid was made by the American Snips
Building COMPANY. q 4
Mr.. W. 3 Trieg left for Washington
that civ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
RETIRE IN HOT HASTE.
Country Sonth Of I.adysmith is Cleared
of Beers.

of Beers.
LONDON, March 1.-7:02 P.sM.-Gene-
raj Butler telesraphed as follows:
..Nelthorpe. March l.-5:20 p. MI have
just returned from Ladysmith. Except a
small guard north of Surprise Hill the
whole of the enemy lately besieging the
town have retired in hot haste, and to
the south of the town the country is
quite clear of them.
THE Sarrisons were on half a pound of
meat man per day, and supp!ementing
the meat ration by horses and mules.
The men will want little nursing before
being fit for the field
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
NORFOLK REGISTRATION.
DeIesation of Reformers From Thas
City Now in Richmond.

CIsy NOW ift -khIcfiIiiDIu.
A delegation, composed of Colonel
NASH NeSsrs- L.. Roystsr, w t Ander-
Rev C. T. Stiengle. representing the. re-
form movement in Norfolk city. arrived
in Richmond last night and put up at
Murphy. s Hotel.
they win appear before the House
Committee on Elections to-day to en-
deavor to have "a new registration of
voters in their city The reform move
me,t seems to have gained much
strength. and will play &; strong hand in
politics In the coming campaign.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
STATE GOES INTO
BAR BUSINESS
Will Get One Fourth Of
Proceeds.
THE CAROLINA PLAN.
1t viii be Tried on a Small Scale in
Virginia,
BILL PASSES BOTH HOUSES.
People of Franklin Magistcriai Dis
BILL PASSES BOTH HOUSES.
People of Franklin Magistcriai Dis
trict Gain n Victory Through Tho
Efforts OF Senator Shands and
Delegate Musgrayc Full
Text OF the Bill! Which
Makes Il Precedent.

The passage by the Senate yesterday
of the House bill ito provide for the
establishment CT Il dispcnsary for the
sale cE Intoxicating liquors III Franklin
liagisteriai district, in Southampton
county, Va" means that the South car
oiaa system is 10 be tried in this State
on a small scale.
After TIE first OF April it will be un-
lawful for any person, firm or corpora
ton to sell liquor in Franklin district
In the closing dgys of the last session,
Senator L. II. Jackson tried TO have L
law passed TO provide for a dispensary
an Front Royal. The bill was rejected.
During the present session more than a
thousand people in Augusta and Staugl-
ton petitioned for a dispensary law but
lSenator Opie and Delegates Churcfnan
/ and Todd opposed the bill, and it was
rejected.
Nearly everybody in Franklin district
ere said TO favor the dispensary There
s,Sas 10 opposition TO the measure II had
the support of Senator Shands and Dele
/ lsyte Nusgralre, and WAS, therefore,
passed.
CONGRATULATIONS
!. Senator Strands telesraphed the PAS
/ sage of the bill as soon as he got II
| through the Senate yesterday Later
/ in the day he received the following
lcongratulatory messages:
Franklin, Va, March ], 1890.
Hons. William Stands and J. S. Mus
grave. Richmond, Va:
On behalf of q large majority of the
| citizens OF Franklin Magdstcrial District,
!. we, the undersigned, extend 10 You our
sincere thanks and hearty congratulations
/ for Your magnificent efforts in securing
/ the passage OF the dispensary bill.
J. j. GAY, Mayor.
r. II. COBB,
President Town Council.
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ENTERED LADYSMITH.
General Dundonald and Natal Car
bineerS March in,

DIIIECTS W tFCIH w. y
LONDON, March 1-9:50 a. M.-The
War Office has received the following
dispatch from General Butler:
.Lyttleton's headquarters March 1st,
9:05, morn;ng.-General Dundonald, with
the Natal Carbineers and composite
regiment. entered Ladysmith last night.
The country between me and Ladysmith
is reported clear of the enemy. am
moving on Nelthrope.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
Troons Il Re,urninr

SAN JUN, PORTO RICO. March -
Four troops OF the Fifth United States
Cavalry are under orders to return TO
The United States. Native troops ara
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
RANGE or n.nEnMomErEn.

The thcremanletcr ranged as follows . t
The Times office yesterday: 9 a. M. 5S;
12 M. co; 5 te. NJ. 6s: G y. AZ. 81: p NJ,
10: IL M, a. Average Temperature, 1856
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

F!dlAI!II, u, -Hiiit y .l'VV'
Senator William Shands, Senate Cham
l,er. Richmond, Va:
Accept our thaniss for Your good work
! in the passage of the dispensary bill.
=. u. Il. j., and j. i. CAMP.
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time when nothing but war and the sword
VIII suffice for the progress Of human
liberty. God grant that tho day may cnme
soon when war viii be wholly replaced
with the peaceful pursuits o. civil life.
Private X. "A. Horner was one OF those
who answered their c1uuirys call go
arms. lie was the youngest OF ten chill
70 die, since the death OF his father A
month after Liucoln's assassination. our
hearts go out IN sympathy TO The dear old
mother ia Stra,ford. Ontario. who sits and
Nccus today for her absent boy. II Ia
enough g. say q him that be bowed the
cause of liberty 81 much that he loved the
ilc 90 give ur hts ne for 49,"
At the conclusion OF the address tho
choir sang Abide with Me" while the
caskcts were borne out 70 the hoarses by
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Goes Farthest In the Kitchen
llE90C
COMPANYS EXTRACT
OF BEEF
adds nnurish nrrt ard fsvor
% soups. sraFiss AID Geli-
cate entrees aad provides
dainty dinner ont Of ma
tsriais Which would other
wise b ins ;rif and useless.
pie. and prevent depredations upon
property OF citizens"
pefftfou of Letter Carriers.

The petition of the letter carriers to the
postmaster reads as follows:
We, the undersigned letter carriers Of
this city, beg 10 call your attention TO a
matter which Is proving great hindrance
TO the delivery Of mail In this city, viz:
the careless and incorrect house number
ing system now employed. This system
provides twenty feet to each fill num-
Der. and under this rule the highest num-
her reached in a block is never In ex-
cess OF thirty-five, leaving sxty-five num-
bers unused.
TT very frequently happens that stores
ape rtment houses and the various divi-
sions Of terraces do not occupy the full
twenty feet each required, thus necessi-
this fractional numbering has been car
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Final Tribute to the Last of
Washington's Soldier Dead.
BURIED WITH MILITARY HoNORS
bodies of G.. II. Reicbert and II. II.
Horner Consigned to Lakeview
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Services Held
at Methodist Protestant Church,
Well Attended by Relatives, .om-
rades md Their Many Friends.

All that was mortal OF George B. Reich
ert and r. II. Horner. the last % the
dead soldiers Of the First Washington
that We're brought home for burial, was
laid 20 rest yesterday afternoon IN Lake
view cemetery. A somber hued sky look
ed down upon the scene as Bugler Taylor
sounded taps" over the graves OF the
heroic soldiers. Close by stood the firing
squads. the smoke of their rifles still
lowering above them, the escort of militia,
and the grief stricken relatives and friends
Of the two volunteers who had fought and
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tho pall-bearers Then followed the sad
march 10 the cemetery. The military es-
cort preceded the hearses. The pail-bear-
Iangdon Lucas. MoGovern. Peele. New
man and Egan, Of Company b. 5ergt.
q. tHo1io-ou. Livingstone Corr. John
stone and Private Slvain and Philips,
~ Company y, carried the casket con-
tanning Private Horners remains
AZ toe cemetery. The Philippine duartette
rendered a sacred selection. Three voileys
were fTed over each grave by the hrinR
squads, and then Hugler Taylor sounded
"tnps.' over each burial place
There was silence bat for the sobbing OF
the mourrers, amid the gentle falling u
the rain The final tribute had been paid.
the lest or Washiug,Ons soldier dead had
been laid to rest
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THE Morgan oyster Coinnauy's Earle
brand Eastern oysters ara the best, 1905
Second avenue.
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after regiment. ready to submit to drill
and discipline, ready TO fight for the honor
Of their nation. II was expected that
some Of them would never return to US az
they went so full OF life and hope. Many
were borne back to their homes as were
these two lying here today in the calm
sleep of death
"Our liberties are not altogether the re-
suit OF statesna nship. It would seem that
in the life of a nation there comes a
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YOU MID HIP

When you have loss OF energy
and appetite, general debility,
short b-eath. trembling hands.
palpitating heart ptmplos on
face or body. lack OF aeif-conil-
dcnce. ianguor. low spirits. de-
spondency. pains in back, lnina
" Kidneys. headache. dizziness.
loss OF tho vital nuld. weakness
o. the sexual system. and IN
fitness for the duties ana pleas
ures Of life.
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Colds, Catarrh,
Bronchitis,
Consumption.
HYOMEI
CURES BY INHALATION.

The r. T. Booth CO. agrees to refund
the money paid in every instance where
Hyomei fails to cure.
At all druggists, or by mall, 81. Trial
outfits. 25c.