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peace made now could be permanent.
japan therefore is quite justified In naming
terms which Russia Is unable even TO oon-
slider. One may 60 even further and say
the Gar could not accept even far moro
moderate terms at the present moment.
The Commander In Chief and practically
the whole army in the field have been i'm
ploring him for weeks to give them an
opportunity to redeem the national honor.
To sign peace In such circumstances would
cost the Romano6 dynasty It's throne.
NO THOUGHT OF PEAcR.
It is noted that Japan's demand for the
surrender OF the informed warships and
Limitation Of the Russian forces In the Far
East excite even greater resentment than
the claims for an indemnity and the cession
OF Sakhalin.
There Is no indication yet OF what the
official action will be, but high functionary
said to The SUN correspondent: Nov We
shall have combat Foutrance twar to the
DEATH, and the country will b. united on
this point
The newspapers express resentment at
the failure Of the Japanese plenipoteutiaries
to present their formal credentials at the
first meeting, Interpreting this action as an
international slight In response to Whites
reported declaration in advance Of the con-
ference that Russia would not grant an in
demnity or oession Of territory.
The publication OF the scheme for a M.
tional assembly Is probably delayed for
fortnight,
The Minister OF Finance; M. Kokotzotf;
received The Sun correspondent to-day
and said, with reference to Japan's terms:
Il am neither surprised nor depressed.
When have been asked about the posi-
bility Of an early peace, as a result Of this
conference. have always replied that I
believed that Japan would put forward
very hard terms, which Russia, a. a great
country, could not accept. am unable
to say whether the proposals are In the
form Of an ultimatum or whether they are
an essay aiming to discover what Is obtaina-
Bile. But II they are Japan's final word,
then expect the conference to terminate
very shortly in a rupture"
There is the same authority for stating
that Witte is definitely authorized not to
reimburse Japan's war outlay.
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SHONTSS YACHT LOST;


Marguedora Has Not Been Heard OF In
Moro 1han . Week.
MOBILE, Ala. Aug. n.-Fears are en-
tertained here for the safety Of Theodore
P. Shonts's handsome yacht Marguedora,
which left here more than a week ago for
Greenwich, Conn. The Marguedora Is q
large naphtha yacht and has capacity Of
about 500 gallons Of naphtha. This would
require her putting into ports on the way
for supplies.
According to reckoning, the vessel should
have reached one Of the Atlantic ports
several days ago. Arrangements had been
made for the master to report to persons in
this city upon arrival at Pensacola. where
he was expected to add another engineer
to the crew. When last heard from the
Marguedora passed over Mobile bar in q
bowling west gale.
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WOMEN HURT BY RUNAWAY.
Two Injured in snashup Opposite Nc
Gowns Pass Tavern In the Park.

A team OF horses attached to a victoria
driven by John Morris Of l72 South Third
street, Brooklyn, and occupied by William
Schultz Of rs st. Marks place and Carl Dietz
of 1852 Third avenue, Brooklyn, took fright
at an automobile on the East Drive of Cen
trail Park at Ninetieth street last night.
The horses were going north, and when they
started to run they went at top speed.
Driver Morris could not hold them, and
he yelled to the two men to come to his aid.
They stood UP and leaned over the drivers
seat and clutched the reins with him. Their
OF the runaways.
The victoria bumped several vehicles in its
mad dash up the Drive, and had several mar
row escapes from overturning. At lo3d
street, near McGown's Pass Tavern, a surrey
with four persons in 1t was coming south.
The horses crashed into the surrey, and
both vehicles were upset.
Morris and the two men with him were
DUMPED out, and the four occupants Of
the surrey were spilled in the roadway.
There was a mixup Of the horses, and the
cries Of the people who had been in the
vehicles aroused those who we're in Nc
Gowns Pass Tavern. They ran out to
do what they could.
Three women were picked up first. They
had been in the surrey with Abraham
Kaufman OF III East 1S9th street, the owner
and driver Of 1t. The women were his
wife and two Of her friends, Mrs. Winks
Of o4s East ll1st street and Mrs. Siegel
OF Port Chester.
At her husbands request Mrs. Kaufman
was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital. Mrs.
SieRel went to the Harlem Hospital. Both,
It is feared, have fractured skulls. Mrs.
Winks escaped with a few bruises.
Morris was held by the police for reckless
driving,
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PICKPOCKET GETS $1,000 CASH.
Takes Edward II. Buffers wallet and Gets
Away with Pals Aid.

BUFFALO. Aug. 1i.-EdwBd H. Butler,
owner Of the Buffalo Evening News. return
ing from Chautauqua tonight, was caught
in the crush at the Erie station. He had
wallet in his pocket containing N,4oo in
bills and $500 In checks. He felt hand
tug at the wallet and whirled around and
grabbed the thief.
Just then stranger tapped him on the
shoulder and said:
Say, friend, the brakeman there wants
yo,i. He has found something OF yours
Butler turned, letting 30 the bird in hand.
The brakeman was much surprised and
when Butler returned to get his prey he
found both thief and stall had vamosed.
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ARMY LOOKS FOR PEACE.
japanese Said to BE Making Arrangements
for Meeting Of the Generals.
Special Cable Despatch TO TIE SUI

Special Gable Despatch TO TIE SUN.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE st. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Exchange Telegraph
Company says that dispatches from the
front affirm that Marshal Oyama. Prince
Kanin, commander OF the Japanese Impe-
rial Guard, and the British, French and
American military attaches have ar rived
at Chantafoo, with the object Of making
preparations In anticipation OF ceremony
consequent upon an expected declaration
Of peaoe.
The Japanese have repaired the railway
north Of Chantafoo to facilitate q meeting
between Marshal Oyama and Gen. Linie-
witch.
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MARBLE WHISPERS roo LONG.
Wright VIII Have FIN Trimmed TO FIT His
Monument.

PUTNAM, Conn. Aug. 1l.--Phineas Gard
ner Wright, rich resident of this town.
who is building q monument to himself in
the Grove street cemetery. had dream
a few nights ago that the whiskers on the
bust that ia to have a place on his monu-
ment were too long He said the spirits
told him that the whiskers should be cut
of II he was to have an artistically proper
toned bust.
He has just shipped the bust back to
Worcester, so that the whiskers can he
trimmed to his specifications. The In
scription that appears just below the stone
whiskers reads; Going, but don't know
where" When some one ask ed recently
about the Indebtedness Of the inscriptiont
Wright replied; -I've got friends IN both
3lacess
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NETWORK WOMAN DEAD AT HOTEL
Mrs. HOllander Had Complained That
other Guests Ostracized Her.

HUDSON, N. T.; Aug. n.-Mrs. j. R.
Hollander, a guest for the last Ave weeks
at Columbia Hall, Lebanon Springs, died
there yesterday. report that she had
committed suicide was denied at the hotel.
where all other information was refused
save that she was found dead In bed.
She was stopping at the hotel with her two
children and a maid.
For a few days she seemed to have an
attack OF melanoholia, and had told her
maid that she thought some Of the other
women guests were ostraoizing her.
Mrs. Hollander was IS years old, Her
husband Ia in the wholesale hosiery trade
in New York, where they live In Eighty
seventh street.
Joseph Hollander lives at 1874 West Eighty
seventh street. There was Grape on the
door last night. Reporters were told that
Mrs Hollander had died Of heart disease.
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SHOW OUR GOODS TO THE WORLD.
Floating Exposition Of American Products
to Visit Principal Porte.

WASHINGTON, Aug, IA floating expo
sition on a steamer to make 5000 mile
trip around the world visiting the principal
ports and exhibiting American products. is
to be launched by the Export Shipping
Company Of New York, according to re-
port It has made to the Department OF
Commerce and Labor.
The idea was first suggested in maya
zine article written by an officer OF tie
Department.
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TRIED TO SHOOT A PREsIDEN T
Head Of ArGentipa's Government Mar.
r0wly Misses Assassination.

Special Gable Despoteh TO TEE SUN.
BUENos AYREs. Aug. ii.-While Presi-
dent Manuel Quintana was driving toward
his official residence to-day man carrying
q revolver ran toward his carriage.
He was seized before he was able to fire
and was looked up.
A crowd Of friends and politicians called
upon the President and congratulated him
upon his escape.
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MORE SAKHALIN SURRENDERS.
japanese Lake F1otilla Compels Garrison
at Tunaitchs to Yield.
Special Cable Despa.eh to THE sun

Special Cable Despateh TO THE SUN.
TOXIC, Aug. ll.-Vioe-Admiral Kataoka
reports that after two hours firing Jap
aneee lake fotilla compelled the surrender
Of Tunaitcha, which is about twenty miles
east OF Korsakoff. The garrison OF 1928
men surrendered and the position was oc-
cupied by the Japanese army.
Il is officially announced that i1s Russian
officers and men surrendered to the Jap.
anese on Aug 8 at Mora. In the island OF
Sekhalin.
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MERrTED PRAISE FOR
TILE PENNSYIXANlA SPECIAL. ~

IN service. equipment, smoothness Of running
and In dining car service The nsylvanis Special
has no equal In tho World u the opinion Of an e..
fock -bsliasted from New York 70 Chicago, and
"Thc Pennsylvania Special" mAkes the run every
day In 10 hOurS.-A6V
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FELL FROM HOTEL ROOF.
Stone Mason Killed In Front OF Murra,
Hill Hotel Entrance.

George Costa. q stone mason Of las Sulli-
van street, was rigging scaffold to the
roof OF the Murray Hill Hotel yesterday
afternoon when he slipped OF the roof and
fell to the street. He struck the landing
near the main entrance OF the hotel and
was instantly killed. =.
His death caused excitement among the
9uests of the hotel who happened to be
Ioungins In the lobby and the writing room
at the time.
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The Cedric Reported.

Marconi wireless reported the steamship
Cedric, westbound, ninety miles east Of the
Nantucket Mghtship at s:l5 o'clock last
night. She sailed from Queenstown on
Aug.6.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-12

One Night to Chicago
ny the Twentieth Century Limited Of the New
York central Lines. Leave New York $50 p ~,
arrive Chicago $50 next morning The fassea
thousand mile ride In the world.--Ads.
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ROCKEFELLER IN AUTO SMASH.
william D.'s Machine Hits . Tree IN France
and IL Wrecked.

Special Cable Dsspafch to THE SUN.
PARIS, Aug. ll-While William d. Rookie
Teller. was automobiling at Airaines, De-
partment Of Somme, his car ran into tree
and tumbled down an embankment.
Mr.. Rockefeller was not hurt, but the
automobile was sulashed,
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THROUGH SLEEPING CAR To WHEELING
Via the Pennsylvania Railroad. beginning August
H. leave New York SIS p. N.-Adv.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
Her HUNCRr CHILDREN.
Grave Constitutional Taints and Dis
orders Prevalent n the Great
City OF Glasgow.

TN Cla~gow recer ly." writes Fr. An
per. Csc children from four selected
schools were examined OF these. IS pc.
cent. suffered from diseased glands,
mostly of a tubercular character. and
therefore indicating grave consti.u-
t.OEal faint. Four per cent. showed { cfi-
mite lung troubles. and heart disease PRE-
vailed in five pei cent. Of those exam
ined. The threat and nose sufferSG to
the extent OF 81 per cent CT the sAildren.
and s. in troubles wers recAoned al near
~ nine per cent. The reformed chest,
which is the result OF poor hone nourish-
ment. was found In IL per cent Glasgow
has always had reputation Tor the pre-
yalence of ric. cts ard allied bone disor-
ders. With regard to defective ears, the
proportion was y per cent
Now these records can. &C course, be
paralleled in most other biz centers of
population. We may legitimasess- as
sumo that to-day terrible amount OF
physical deficiency 9reN ails among chill
iren and soc.aI 'refcrmers are naturally
inquiring regarding the means 10 be
adopted by way Of resisf. cure and pre-
yention OF such crying elk One phase
of the remedy il uEcoubte @Iy found IL
the question Of feeding aid clothing
The Poor Caiidrens Dinner Table soci-
ETY. in Glasgow Il 5es TO about 2. geo chill
dren one mca. 6aily during The winte.
months. AID other aeencigs on mailer
scale supplement this WORK.
1T is all philanthropic. all admirable
but it only touches the fringe OF the case
and every year requires a repetition OF
the charity. We get no forrarder' in the
matter. and when we read of children
whose midday hunger is appeased by a
bowl Of tea (which is not food), IN
sweetened and destitute Of milk, taken
with bread without butter. we may well
cease to wonder that child life goes to
the wall In this terrible struggle for ex-
istepce.D =
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
NOTICE
The State of Missis

The State OF Mississippi;
To all persons having or claiming
any legal or equitable title or inter
,,st in the following described 'ands1
situaisd in the County of Greene, in
the State of Mississippi towit:- E! Of
Ne Or sec 5, Tin, r s w, A bill of
c. mplaint to remove all doubt or sus
picion and 10 remove all clods from
the above described lands in The
name of Jim Bradley and Riley Coch
ran IS now pending, and you are. here
by commanded to be and appear be
fore the Chancely Court of aha Conn
ty of Greene, in the State OF Siississ-
ippi, on the first day of the next + 9
ular term thereof on July Bird 1895.
al the Courthouse of said County. in
tie town Of LerkesviIlc, to defend
the snit in said Court wherein i'm
Bradley and Riley Cochran are com
piainants and vou are Defendants.
This April 18th 1903
S. r. Mckay, Clerk
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
The Mans Duty.

We see much about the duty of
wives and mothers. but the remarks
about husbands and fathers on this
line are very srarkingly. God in his
infinite mercy and love gave woman
TO man for her tolove. horror and O.
hey, which is tie natural instinct I
all women. Holy writ also says hns-
bands love Your wives rs Christ low
ed the church and gave himself for
1t. This shows plainly that woman
Is TO be kept pure End true by the
love and protection OF her husband
A. wife's heart is sensitive TO every
colo look from her husband We haze
seen men who would not even look at
loving hopeful wife doing all In her
power. for his comfort and pleasure
for days and even weeks. While he
furnished her all she needed in this
worlds goods yet he starved her heart
Just bssanse some naighbnr had tras
passed on bis rights or he could not
meet an obligation Of some kiad that
she knew nothing of, she must bear
t1ae burden because she is poo.
helpless woman He il the one 10
love and cherish her VIII God not
bold him accountable We say hus
bandxawake 70 Your duty a. tho head
of the wife and children in more
ways than to d,mand obedience. and
there will be- fewer olopelncuts With
other men and fewer wives trying 10
1l.rt with othcr men Where is tie
woman thai ii foolish enough t.
leavr TO- true love and protection Of
j loving husband TINT loves il decd
and il truth. II. e.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
Staseof Miss

State OF mississippi
To all persons havfag or claiming
any interest in the following descl.ib-
ed lands. lying being and SITUATE d
in The East hall of The North East
Quarter Fhlf Of NFqr) of Section
number Fleven Q.l. in Township two
% North of Rang Six (6) West, in
the Village OF Leakesville, Greene
County, Mississippi. towit: Blocks
Is. IA, and 4; Lots and Z, and part
of lots i, ), s and Ain Flock 3; Lots
Il. Sand 8 in Block ); Lot and part
Of sots 6, and s, in Block T. and
Lots /. :. and / on Forest street
and Fcyon branch. sad Lots ane
Blocks being according to the plat of
survey on file in the Chancery clerks
Office in Leahe-ville, sad County
State, as made by r. G.. Hicks, and
which said plat describes those parts
of sad lot as el,.imtd by the Com
plainants herein.
\ bill of complaint to confirm and
quiet title in ard to to TIE above de-
scribcd land in the name OF the conl-
plainants herein after mentioned is
now pending, and you are hereby
commanded to lie and appear before
the Chanccry Court in the County of
Greene, in the State of Mississippi,
on the first day of the next regular
term there of on July 3rd 1905, at
the Court house of said County. in
the town of Lcakesyille, to defend
the suit in said Court wherein, ]. J.
.slcInnis, H. E. McInnis, Kate Ste
phens, Lizzie McInnis. r. @. McIn-
mis- and Hugh McInnis are colnpl;li-
pants, and you are defendants Wit
! cs> my hard this % day of April A.
y. 1908. S. r. Mckay Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28

At reception given for President
Hadley ore Individual asked ain hat
he thought OF a recent baseball game.
AS Yale had met with disastrous de-
fest the subject might be called unbicas-
ant. Without hesitation President Had
ley said: There YVES q boy living IN a
village whose uncle died. Inc AvAt
day i man driving along The read wsis
SURPRISED 10 1nd the 10y woriing in the
field. Thinking this did not show prop
err respect for the dead uncle he called
the lad to him and said: .juhIny, dion
you know your uncle was dead?' john
ny slowly approached AID ds4wled out:
y es. / know Il: haze cried"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
Rejected suitor Vas : ole something
That Made Rejection Tasier
for Him.

Senator ". A. Elsberg was talking
In The e1pitCl at Albany about GER
ti.ia legislative defeat relates lae New
lurk driEune-
81 hey took their defeat with res
lgration." ne said 1T was you see.
sctte-ied ami made palatabie for them.
bclieye Ia that. Lelieve In temper
In victory with mercy always.
Senator Elsberg smiled.
Il aGs..ir heartily he said, THE
Kindness of the Trey girl who refused
the civil e.;sincSrs C--cr OF marriage
II he eAsia Ter. on being refused.
groaned aloud.
Martha he said, make it easier
for ME to bear
lie oLen1d and shut his mouth con-
yrlsively Great Ie.ds stood on his
brow His features were distorted
2iih anguish. He gnawed his mas
tache.
Cant you. Martha he groanad:
can't you make Il easier for me?'
Yes. George. sala the young WON
an. 4 SHORE dreadfully. .
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
JOYOUS Throbbinr Life

Offered to the chronic invalid
would be regarded with distrust!
Long suffering leaves the patient hop
less he believes no rnore IN AIRY cure.
Browns Iron Bitters point way to
Relief and Health. Mrs Rosa Rcccher
Ten Brook. Tenn. writes: After treat
iag witha physician for eight years.
] commenced taking Browns Iron
Bitters. with the result tIat | am
entirely cured. tits the best remedy
| have ever taken and wish every NO
man suffering as did could know
its value.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
a DareG vi Ride.

Often ends IN sad accident TO
heal accidental ininries use Buck'ens
Alnica Salve, A deep wessnd IN my
foot from an aceiderl, writes Thao-
10 Schuelr OF Columbus. O caused
me al pain. Ply sicians We're help
less, but Brclllens Arnica Salve
healed it. For sale by F;snllS
Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
Gives Health Yigor and To

Gives Health NlgOr and Tore
Herbine is boon for sufferers from
aneamia. BY It's use the blood is quick
~ regeaerated and the color becomes
normal. The dropping strength Is re
vivcd. The langnor is diminished
Health, vigor and tone predominant
New life and happy activity, results
Mrs Belle Fl Shrie, Middiesborougb
III, writes, ] have been troubled Will
liver complaint and poor blood and
have fou"d nothing 10 bea elit me
like Herbine. hope never to be with
Out it. | have wished that | had
known of it in my husbands lifetime
50c at taulk Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
= ~l1oci / iet.-e ct.
Selected and Do.
mated.


At another Mass Meeting held TO
day. the COMMITTEES upon locating
site for proposed School building r.
poit q fayolal " III on the cfier of
Mr. ] ]. McInnis, who proposed TO
give a tract with a frontage OF 100
feet By depth o. about twice that, y
ing in field just aboye the Methodist
Parsonage. The report was adopted
and the School house will go up on
this lot, which all things considered
is about as well situat. d for the pur-
pos as any scculabIe in the ,wn.
The interest in perfecting the imam
&c scheme for the building is unflaa.
ging; ere we 90 to press againa de-
mite plan of work viii have been de-
cidei upon. and put into operation
for punching the funds.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
Something Wrong Somewhere.

A dozen symptoms tell you So. Dis
ordered stomach, unstrang nerves
and oSs OF appetite, . fcenng Of in
difference f0f the world and every
Dody in it, incsuling yoarself; erup-
lions that try to force the badness
out to tie skin all veil their tale. lis
your blood that ] raising u! this dis
turbance Browns Iron Bitter will
cleanse your system Of the cause Of
these petty sutferings, and It'll your
veins with new and lively blood, rich
in nourisbuent Sold by Faux uDrg
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
Pardonable Curiosity.

The train was rushing ever the
prairies of western Kansas.
Is that another jack rabbit, uncle?"
asked the fair Passenger who was look
ing out through the car window.
Yes replied the elderly man at her
side.
That's what you have said about all
Of them we have seen. Are there no
ah-Jill rabbits. uncle ?"-CLicago Trib-
une.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
The Winning Argument.

mo. George. she said; Il n .ver can
marry you
But Rev. Fstehem-Upp has adver-
tised that for today only he will per-
form the ceremony for s1.99
In an instant George keene held the
bcauteous Miss Bargaynesaie in his
arms.-Judge.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28

The late Phillips Brooks, teiug
bachelor was greatly annoyed by re-
ceiving offers OF marriage from women
all o4er the country. One woman told
him that she had fortune at his dis
posal ii he would aecel her hand and
heart He replied: Give your money
to the poor. your heart 10 God and your
hand to the man who asks you for il.
Boston Herald.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
Eoostin Q It Up.

Have you made any plans for the
future?" the reporter asked the dash
ing young actress who was to be
released from jail the next day.
..Oh, yes." she replied. as she Sc
lected box of bonbons from the large
assortment that had been sent by i'd
mirers. II shall lecture on the best
methods OF eieyating the stage. -
Brooklyn Life.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28

narrer " I uss
scne BIT ~; itlszsss la.
Welsh rabbit could run. ] Taught lie
was full and took the bet.
Cnyer- You Won of course?
-Ill he hanged # did. Just then
the waiter let Welsh rabbit run all
over my dress-suit. Chicago Daily
News.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
Last Hope Vanished.

When Leading PHYSICIANS said that
W NJ Smithart of pekin, Ia. had IN
durable consumption. his last hope va
nished: but Dr.. Kings New Discover
cry for consumption, coughs and
colds, kept HIM out Of his grave. lie
says This great specific completely
cured nae and saved my life Since
thenI have used it for over 10 years
and considerit u marvellous throat
and lung cure, sure preventative of
Pneumonia, at Fanlk Drug Cos.