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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

fled and lie came to tho office, can.
sceled the commitment and formally de-.
.livered her over to the Federal authors
ties. She was then taken before judge
Adams, Of the United States Circuit
Court who signed an order for her re-
nloyal to Cleveland Is 4. n.
# Mrs. Chadwick ii was hysterical when
she returned to- the marshal's office. and
it required the combined efforts Of tho
marshal and Mr.. Carpenter 10 sootho
her. After her meeting with the report
ers. Mrs, Chadwick waited in the mar
shal's office until time to leave for tho
Grand Central Station. When the car
rage reached the Hotel Breslin, the par
.ty stopped and Marshal IIcnkel went
into the hotel Eo returned a few min,
utes later with tho maid, Fredn, who
carried several boxes and bundles. She.
with Marshal lIenkel, and one Of the
deputies. accompanied Mrs. Chadwick to
the station, Tickets had been procured
in the afternoon and the party went at
once to where the Buffalo Limited was
waiting and took sea ts In q drawing Eoom
compartment in the last car, WHICH IS
also equipped with berths
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THE SUPREME COURT.
Opinion in Noted Selma Connec-
ton Postmaster Sentenced

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
a RALEIGH, n, c. Dec. 3.-rhe Supreme
IN the rd' Selma connection casecor.
porationa Commission rs. Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company--in which the rpl,s
in II, : Wake u Court last st April are reversed.
and the order OF, the cOn1mlssi on for mo
Atlantic Coast Line to operate q IT tram
fRm n 5bs MRana 70 sannss train
az25G p, M, Is affirmed, but owing TO tho
possibility that the railroad company has
not nude i ta9 order y su
III Chief Justice Clark writes tho opinion.
wlhchin passing on the Issues as ,,l 70 no sr
the connsStlon shal pS mace, w IN iWo
OF the southbound train, from KlGhmond,#
by operating new train FAYE theX nIs
really whether 4 requirement. for connec.
ton was reasonable, and that the jury
in the case had found that the order .,a
findings, iiI It is held that Judge brown
erred III directing tho ,yerdict, becnussn%
the issues should have ~ been suDmlt'e'1i
q Another highly important opinion ~
the court Is ii The cnse Of the state. VS..
Van spelt, from Rowan county. In which
error in finding no violation OF the crli...
the tarpenters' ~ Joincrs' Union of$
isbury Sun, declaring that after Eebru-3
airy 49, 1904. no amaterlM from the lumber
shops or g. a. Rice would DO worked by 1
melrbers OF the union, because Rice had !
refused TO promise to employ none but
union labo pey;ous to the, pun.ssa!lon, OF
appointed Il committee to walt on Rico
and ask him lp Employ name but union
,labor.S1e refused 70 accede to their de-, 3
nland ]. and was Informed that he would
ns eon a 5n'gdr out OF sy'pa' ny with Or
j. IL Cotlle, postmaster at Chlnquepln,
laiupt sentenced by ludge Plrnell TO Two
years insthe penlteNtinry at Atlanta for !
making faise }niildaYits rs TO pension
declaration intended for Mary Ezzell.
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give bail whom I get In Cleveland. I have
the best motive in the world for not doing
So" itSSi Fl
Will Publish History Of Case.
"rhe history Of this case from egnningi
to snd viii soon be published in "a cer-i
tain newsrapcr.l' {i NJ Il 4. $&si h, As e ,sf'H
8'',syou VIII call nalses, won't you, Mrs.
chadwicli:?" asked AFR. Carpenter
t'I s,hnll use names. corrected Mrs.
Chadwick. II promised to give out my
story and 1t may take months to get 1t
out. X may DE, however, that 1t VIII be
published tomorrow, next week. or in u
month, but certainly not until all my
obligations are settled and paid.
.IhhnYe not tried to flee rromshny one,
not even from the newspaper mem she
continued with Il smile. WHEN all you
young men thought that T was sick at the
Holland House., i walked right by you
and went to the Fifth Avenue Hotel. and
after attending to- some business u here
took q cab back to the Holland House
and went to bed. left the HOLLAND
House one night and went out walking
In New York city. had dinner with them
at sFeriy';s and came back, ana you 5diu
mot see me. Il, St III 33l3 "a
.e'Wlll you sly anything about your re-
laltlonsswlth Mr. calnegie?" was asked.
~ am not here}to DO Questioned" she
replied II have nothing to say about N ~
CRrnegie@and8 nothing TO say about any
oneF else.ia want to sny empha t!cnlly
that have not been forced to go back
To Cleveland. l4deluyed my return home,
because II thought IT WAS best. to walt
md sea- what the grand Jury would 90.
IT the grand sjuryfhad indicted me M
times would liavet gone, back the same,
Tor the, past week j have been wanting
to "a back. Isn't that 50, MI, cafpea-
Aarpu8 4 553 Ss5} .si35el
SH,.That's so,' said the lawyer. u IL y 4
Il was ready to go hnck q week q go
last s,a turday,' declared MIS-. 4 E'hadWlck,$
III hpd all my things packed, Lbnt they
wantedTJne Ia go down to- wall 81 eett
Mrs Chadwick would not say VINO
l'ihey,', meant, !, y =. GA nv :, 4
a.Ihs result Was that did not get off,
she continued. II feel q, lit 70 better man
aI,alaS IL week go hut still nm very n ~
oils,S and can hardly stand on4ny4f CA
Mrs, Chadwick Hysterlcal,,
Mis-. clndw!ck was taken from tho
Tonlbs In aecosed carriage ny Il Marsllttl
,nenke shortly before "A clock. a Y INC
Srombs, in Difference to tho protests q
Mrs. chadwick, Warden Flynn permit
ted Marshal IIenkel carrla go sas 20 W pe
| driven into the court yard III order tlaft
fla psisGner might avoid Tho battery or
cnmerasg The larts3droyG rapidly to INC
Federal br!ldaig and the woman was
taltens Ia the marshals office, NO one DIT
l,crsnlf ana Marshal Ienkel being permit
TAI ION the elevator. Arriving IN me
marshal S office, the WonanshllAost col
'lupyed. Commissioner Shields was notl-
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ton 10 don 1 Il might might &c &c. = IN some
Important crisis. the final action Of either
branch of the Council for the accom-
piishmcnt Of his own ends.
t5) 1t is distinctly declared by the char
ter That each branch OF tho City Council
Shall have the risht to mako such rules
wise, ana neither branch OF the Council
has. any right, under the charter. to In
t to- with or in any. way amend, alter
~ As there Is neither precedent nor law
81ustifying the Interference or nccessitat-
ing the approval or disapproval OF the
Mayor in any ma tier concerning the rules
for the government Of the two bodies.
and as there is unii1lstakable evidence Of
the absolute independence OF both bra nch-
be permissible Tor tho Mayor to. return
his ordinance with the simple declara tion
,ish y was q matter In which he had no
tasnt even so,sX S.s an opinion. GER
the other llnnd when an ordinance is sub
i NIT TO the Mayor. the charter requires
That That II Returning r 4 without his sigma
holding his signature. It IS In obedience
TO this requirement Of THO charter that
have at some length expressed my OBJ
!, change desired may be readily made,
either, by amending Rulej41, section 5, n IN
hanfe daaipr'n II tho aesrsd faet
my Signature from this resolution and
this ordinance. because in their present
shape they would confuse the laws OF
the city, and might lead to the ndopton OF
raise views and principles which might |
exert more or less serious influence at
times when matters OF great Importance !
are pending before the legislative branch
Of the city government In the present
Instance the principles discussed may
seem insignificant. but no man can tell |
how soon they might apply to some uues-
ton of grave IMPORTANCE =. -
f.ts Very respectfully,
K. Your most obedient servant ID
(signed) CARLTON MCCARTHY,
. i .i =, NV,
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e : 8 \ :
both rejected, ana the original ordinance.
again failed: In
Ayes-NIessrs. Bennett. Blair, Burton,
Cottrell, Gilman. Gr,mdy, Gunst Mann.
Minor, Sattcrileld. Wood and thinner
mann-12.
Nocs-AIessrs. Beck, Rcnnolds, scay.
Washer, tWhittet and Turpln--6.
MIR. Minor changed his vote TO no. "
ana moved to reconsider and table and
these motions were adopted.
The ordinances amending the franchise
Of the Citizens Rapid Transit Company
so es to extend THE time for building Of
the line for one year, and to provide for
tho substitution Of the double overhead
trolley system in lieu OF the jenkins
overhead trolley system, We're adopted
after some discussion. Mr.. Washer de-
sired an amendment releasing foot pas
sengers from tolls over the proposed
vladurt, but this vas declared out o.
order, and the Board passed a number of
resolutions relnting to the Improvement
of various private properties in the city,
Gets the Increase.
At this point Mr.. Dabne$ came III, and
Mr., Minor moved to take from the table
the question OF increasing the Mayors
salary. Mr. Seay had bean excused, put
Mr.. f3lu4r dashed out. to theaelevator'and
Drought nm SpNC'l wv tAslgss.
The rules were suspended and the mat
ter taken from the table and read. Mr.
Sntterncld moved 10 MAKE the salary
81, 90 instead of $500, and the amendment
WAS lost, and the ordinance adopted by
tho following vote;
Aycs--Me
Ayes-Messrs. Adams, Beck, Bennett
a,urt.on Cotirell, Dabney Gilman, Gylndy,
Gunst, Minor, REYNOLDS, Washer, Whit
let, Wood and Zilnmelma'i-j5.
Nocs-Mcssrs, Blair. M's;l,l, sattcrflcld,
seay and 'rurpi!l--5,s
When Mr.. Dabney's name was called
he arose and stated that he had come
from his homc,l distressed by the death
of a relative Of his family but that he
felt that his public duty demanded his
presence 10 cast his vote on this partlc-
unr matter,
rho ordinance fixes tho salary mt
$500 from September ] 1904, ana aiow has
! only 10 so 10 His Honor for his action.
| Mr. l3lair desired 10 know If 4 WAS law
| f,il "a, have the salary begin in tho past,
but the Chair said he con'd make the
| inquiry later ON.
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Judge Watkins Candidate

Especial to The Times pip9atch.) 5tg
WISr' APloO NATION VA. Dec. lS-
Judge}Asa D, Wat kns OF Prince Edward,
the circuit judgeshlp OF this circuit Tho
position Is nov held by that profound
jurist, Judge George T.. Hundley. judge
Watkins has had considerable exper!eHce
as a. judge of the county courts ana is an
able lawyer. z.
------------------
K III 1AXO tukes Tho place Of calOmel,"
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Must Muzzle Bull Dogs.

A number of ordinances to better con-
ditions around tire markets and 10 pre-
serve better order there were concurred
in. having already passed tho lower
branch. f7i
The ordinance requiring bull dogs to bee
muzzled was concurred In. as was also
that appropriating $h,C05 for indeXing
deed books IN the Chancery Court.
The Board approved tho resolution nj
lowing the use Of the Council Chamber to
the Society OF the Cincinnati next May
for their annual convention. X
The Zimmerman quorum ordinance
was amended to meet the Mayors objec-
tons, and adopted.
Mr.. Wood offered. by request, an ordl-
nance npproprlatnga 2 per cent. on the
500 worth Of property for the esta blisll-
mcnt OF The Carnegie library, anu this
W;ls referred 5i a} " A
He also Offered II resolution approp'rtiat3-
ing 5000 for tho employment Of an eXllert
To examine and report us TO whether
there is anything wrong With the Ens Sot
the city, und't went To the finance COM
mittee. s. 4, 5s
Mr.. Blair again offered his resolution
for u joint committee to read lust the
salaries Of the cltyi&so las TO meet u lle
objections Of the Mayor,fand It vas OPP
posed by 1Icssrst Whlttct md Adams.
and defended BY the patron, and adoltets
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Money for Poor.

T'he ordinance appropriatmg 5000 for
the purchase Of coal for the poor of The
Giy WAS conpTred in asipyas the resplu-
5tioE appropratinG $500 10 further tho;
appropriation for the improvement of
Jnirea River. The Recommendation Of iha
Finance commiitee increasing the ne.
demption tund for the city bonds from,
sone percent 10 one aid one.half per cent.
wut concurred IN. ;ps was that author
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to- day, has been drafted. Whether OF
rot 1t VIII be returned Prosecutor Keele:
refuses TO say.
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OF THE DAYS NEWS
The Weat Their.

WAsHl4yGTON, Dec. 1S.--Forecasl for
"Wednesday and Thursday:
Nirgina--Fnir in north. snow, IN SCUM i,
portion Wednesday and Thursday fresh
northeast winds. -,
North Carolina--Fair "Wednesday, fol-
lowed by rain on the coast, snow IN >.-e
INTERIOR; Thursday rain or snow; fresh
northeast winds, increasing.
Richmond's weather yesterday was clear
and cold.
RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER =
u NJ ........................ %
3 P. NJ. %
& P. o.
. P. NJ 20 I'm
~ midnight -. %
Average rs 90
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izng TIC cancellation of. unpaid gas bills
due prior to 1902.
The ordinance allowing the scaboard
Air Line Railway TO use city water at
their shops was agreed 1t q, as 5 L aIf * tfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

the most durable The Recofds will not break and
will outwear all others. The tone is clear and in
tenscly human. twenty-five thousand Records,
including such exclusive features as Sousas Band,
songs BY the operate stars, Caruso, Nleba, Caye
and others Dance Records that are positively
loud enough for dancing" We now exchange a
single old Record for you. The VICTOR is in a
class BY itsclf-SI5 to S75-cash or easy terms.
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The Otey Question.

Mr.. Gunst moved to amend by making
the number ten. He said he was not
dealing with the OtcyGproposition at this
time Mr.. Whittet thought the Board Of
Aldermen had nothing to do with Ser
geant Otey, and he learned the latter was
,l,,ty him tF4g5fi
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Victor 3
Taking
Machine

Fresh from
its triumph at 4
st. Louis. The
hand S ONE S t
Talking Ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
ALMANAC
Richmond.

Board of aldermen passes ordinance in
creasng Mayors salary to $500; matter
now settled save The. signature 81. q we re
Mayor seIf--Scteran Association OF
the Howitzers have annual banquet and
is addressed by Atajor Daniel and oth lieAs
Richmond man accidentally kii!eo
while at work in Baltimore Committee
of the State Board of Agriculture and
railroad men discuss means of inducing
settlers to come 10 Nirginia-----C County of-$
fcer shoots negro interfering WITH l TIE
arrest of another negro; two shots fired.
both taking effect. but wound not Likely
to be l--Fair!y large quantity of to-
bacco sold on the slip at good prices
Committees from the business organiza-s
ton hold a conference and will make q
joint report on plan for advertising Rich
mond on next Friday night when mass
Az nll-Ac academy of Medicine elects Of.
iiceis-Stocks fall In the morning, but
recover before day Is far. spent----People
f es2 seeTGsly ppeas Ma
CHESTEE---Board Of Aldermen grants
oncess!ons to glass and shoe companies
More Information ABOUT Stairs-;-Ap p
preaching marriage OF Miss sGertrrnds Al
len and Mr. Sidney. o,Bannon---City As
sembly to meet Friday night.
Virginic,
The clash between the faculty of the
". P. !. and the cadets results In the dis
missal Of the Junior. class, who leave for Or
rcinstated with honors; class duties light,
but good order prcvails---The Bishop
Bridge at Petersburg formally opened TO
Newport News National Bank absorbs
the City Banls----Clash between Newport
News police and county authorities i, IN
speeches in Fairlax In. behalf Of good
roads, and detsnit- steps arc taken
JUSTICES deeide that George James did not
Cecil Rhodes scholarships to be held Jam
nary 17-lS probably at the University
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''LAXo takes tho place Of calomel''
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Session of Congress: House votes to i'm
peach Judge Swayne, of FLORIDA. and com
!nittee Is appointed 10 notify Senate; Sen-.
an house providing for new rate Tor parcel
service---Smopal inquiry continued ard
five other witnesses e&amined--Airs.
will pay all debts and will publish history
OF case; denies newspaper accounts Of
her life, but declines 10 talk OF Carnegie
----Serious trouble feared If Greene and
Patterson in New York-Ilotel clerk gets
$4,000 for picking W old nan---seerct
marriage OF Virginia wornan--Oiltield
shoots aunt and tn9n kills Himself- .Argl-
iEcnt begun III peunaSe case----Stoek nlar-
kct again excited,
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North Carolina.

The Democrats have an overwhelming
,najority in the egislature---Repoyt OF
The standing OF the banks Of North Caro-
hna---Fre ut Roanoke Rapids damaged
store and contenis--R. Fl. ~. Paschal
dies at Wise two days after his marriage
l----Ma-ster Mechanic Captain S. r. Rich
ards, at Southern Railway shops. Spen-
Ger, n. c.. resigns to take another position
"A ianitor at Winston Salem neir 10
large estate near lndanapols---Split
switch throws Southern passenger train
at Winston Salem; engineer hurt.
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Cur Terms.

give bail when I get In Cleveland. I have
the best motive in the world for not doing
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27

At the recent session Of tho great
council of Ohio tho great sachem rec
commended that the incoming great
sachem be instructed to take up the
charter Of every tribe and council that
permitted its members to appear IN
public in the paraphornali1 OF the or
der. mo other standard secret or
gani2ation IN tie state is seen in pub
He wearing the costumes belonging on
~ TO The rItualistic work the great
sachem ~id "Thls fragrant violation
should be stopped II lowers the dig
nny of our order in the eyes of pale
faces.
The Degree Of PocahontaS Of Indiana
Il discussing The proposition to erect a
monument in memory Of the original
pocah0ntas.
There ore now $4,000 rcd Men IN
good standing in Indiana and nearly
Z 900 members Of tire Degree Of Poca-
hontas.
Monadnock tribe of san francisco
has thirty members who are more
/ than six. feet IN height
Pontiac tribe OF Detroit HIS divided
/ its members into two bands. each band
/ being distinguished by blue or a red
button, thy bands to compete tn The
securing OF captiyes. The losing. side
/ IS to give a feast to- the winners
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
saaa7sa1Essszzz1Nzrsg A Es@en5AN W IN
4. ODes.5 iF.II.og..>'...ll
s;.s,; ~ 9 81. Ill, -

broom factory has been establish
cd at the odd Fellows home II
Clarksylllc, Tenn, anil the 1rst broom
made was. sent 10 Graud SECRETARY
HarweIl and will be properly inscrib
ed and preserved, as a souvenir,
The four Odd Felows orphans
homes in PENNSYLVANIA are caring for
276 children, toward wi4ose support
the grand lodge contributed last Year
$3o.105.
There was n net gain Of thirteen
lodges and 2,202 members in Kansas
during the past year
VI is said that Junction City lodge OF
ShoShone, Ida, raised money to build
hall by several OF the members pay
ing dues for ten years in advance. The
dues are $40 year.
Grand Secretary Hallam of Delaware
reports present membership OF zoos,
q not gain during the year Of 90. There
are 81 lodges
The 'Old Fellows of GAINESVILLE, O..
are to erect 500 900 brtldng.
Quebec reports 43 lodges and 3,23o
members. being a net 9aiu for the past
year of 122.
During The past year in Missouri
there was net gain in membership OF
4,S3o.
In California during the past yeal
there wss, Il net gain in membership Of
1913.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27

Mo, In 1893. On removing to Kansas
City he transferred his membership
10 Ayerill lodge MIR. lost is aa en-
tbuslastlc Workman ,ana has already
shown that he is. the right man ia tie
right place. lie was elected from the
floor ri the grand lodge and has never
held a,grand lodge office .beforeA
Since the first Of the year thirty
three new lodges have been instituted
III Nebraska
Every ledge should appoint a com
mittee 10 look after the suspended
members,
There are now $4,000 members OF the
order in Illinois and 331 United Work
mCn lodges.
The grand recorder Of Arkansas re-
| comfy reported a membership In his
/ jurisdiction Of $50 AMI seveuty-seyen
lodges
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27

II you are languiid, depressed ana
Incapable for work, il Indicates that
your liver Is ont of order. lIerbine
will assist nature to throw dY head.
aches rheumatism and ailments akin
to nervousness and restore the oner-
gies and vitality Of sound and perfect
health. ]. i. Hubbard, Temple. Texas,
writes. March 20, 1902: Il have used
Herblno for the past TIVE years. U
has done me more good than all the
doctors. When / feel had and have
that tired feeling, take a dose 81
Ierbine It Is the best medicine eyel
made for ch'lls and fever 5lcts q
bottle. Sold by Schulz Drug Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
y
Ut M grs, ] W. s-a3sssfF " AJAX y'hss "
hA II In'A h13y.j...sl A j II L aMA \
N h Aftfsfl

The following governors ase mem
hcrs Of the Modern Woodmen: Govern
or Bliss u Michigan. Governor Bailey
OF Kansas, Governor Durbii1 "a In
diana, Governor Hill Of Maine, Gov
crn6r Van SAINT Of. Minnesota, dovernQl
J.. Toilette Of Wisconsin and Governor
NatesTcs Illinois
InkNmcmbdrsldp contest IN an Hi.
nols camp the first prize rs free trip
to the st. Louis worlds, fair during
Noodmen week.
In April seventy new camps
were chartered, with, ,2S7 members
New York camps have Anitiated sew
era large classes recently and report
splendid progress since the first of the
lyear
Kansas City, Mo, has two strong
Modern Woodmen camps. One has a
membership Of over 2,000, and the 9th
or has Zoo names on its roll.
Brooklyn now has an active Modern
| Woodmen camp Many others will
shortly be instituted in that city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
oLDTlmER WENT T4g tlMtf.
Can Any One Remember a Wntl
pav Than This A.

Can Any one Remember a Wnt'e
Day Than This? '
TIC late william e ElitHef ds
to relate a conversation that i tcl
in hts youth between t~1 Caor ai'eH
farmers during his student dal4
Yale.
Those two old men" big would III
siu. always voro contradiction amt
dcnjding one another. Ehes vef'
friends they lilted to be tnseiher m
all their talk was made UP az sneal-
aIi SCOTS.
aone windy March lazy they fei
into an argument on the qattja.hn o
high winds. They disputed bitterl( q
81 which Of them could re1enibe
tho most windy day.
THE younger Of the two said;
well JOSH, pind TIN 1noFlftr :
/ April four; in the year %, Who
/ twuz SO ALFRED windy That It too
the crows two hours 10 ay frQm Il
tsn-acre lot To their rocst BY th
green barn q fy 0 lesa'H u1le...
Shucks. william said the oIlf
farmer, i mind days 80 windy thu
the crows had to walk home, Ne
York Notes,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27

Is assured by perfect digestion lndi'
ee3tion swells the stomach and pnfis
1t ep against the heart. This causes
sfprtness Of breath, palpitaaQn u tho
heart and general weakness. kodol
Dyspepsia Cure cures indigestion, re-
lieyes the stomach, takes thu STRAIN
off the heart and restores II to full
performance e@ Its function naturally
Kodol increases the strength by en-
abling the stomach and dieesuye o.
gans To digest assimiIate and appro
pirate to the blood tissues all Of th(
food nutrimeht. Tones the stomach
and digestive organs. Sold by Metz
gers Drug Store.