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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
doctor. CURED
Of ECZEMA.
Maryland Physician Cures Himself Of
Eczema with Cuticura Remedies.
Prescribes Them and Has Cured
Many Where Other Formulas |
Have Failed - Dr. Fisher Says:
.CUTICURA REMEDIES
POSSESS TRUE MERIT.

L IL
I" Ny face was afflicted with eczema
in the year 1897. fused the Cuticura
Remedies, and was entirely cured. !
am q practicing physician and very
often prescribe Cuticura Resolvsnt and
ECuticura Soap In cases Of ecxema, and
they have cured where other formulas
have failed. / am not IN the habit Of
endorsing patent medicines, but when
find remedies possessing true merit,
such as the Cuticura Remedies do, j am
broad-minded enough to proclaim their
virtues to the world, have been prac-5
ticing medicine for sixteen years, and
must say find your Remedies "A No, !.
You are at liberty to publish this letter,
or any part OF it, Iremain, very truly
yours, 6. M. Fisher, n. D, Big Pool,
Nd, May "a, 1905 .3. Si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
IJPPERVILLEs SHOW.
Two Hundred and Ninety Entries.
Opens Thur sday.
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LEEsBURG. VA, June 1.-THE ca1a-
.logue OF entries for the sixteenth annual
exhibition Of the upperville Colt and
Horse Club has been issued. There are
2so entries. 100 exhibitors and forty
classes. with premiums and special prizes
aggregating 81, 900. ~
81 The show Will be : held Thursday and
Friday at Grafton Hall. the estate Of
Colonel r. H. Dulaney, near Upperyille.
In the class for green hunters there. are
forty-seven entries. a special prize in
this class will be presented to- the win
ner by Messrs Richardson ana Roosevelt.
Some OF the principal exhibitors are
lBowles Brothers. Burwell Brothers, e.
A. Lindsay, Of Clarke county; DR.. G. 8
Carter, P. E. Thyson, c. ". Smith. Of
Wnrrenton; William II. Gale. OF Lees
burg; Mrs. Dorothy Henderson and Miss
Mary Johnson. OF Clarke county; Henry
II Oxnard. Of Fauauier county David
Dunlop, OF Petersburg. Va; r. B. Law
son; Duffey Brothers. Joseph Wright, Jr..s
OF winchester, Va; Robert r. Smith, OF
Charleston, w. Va, S5 8 5Ss * ia.f
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WAYS AND MEANS
FOR DAUGHTERS.
Committee to Arrange for Their
Presence at the Jamestown
Exposition.
COUNCIL ''[;I TO BE ELECTED s: ( Z.
Elaborate Preparations for An
nouncenlent Of Major Lassiter
as Standard-B Bearer.
COUNCIL TO TO BE ELECTED

Special to The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial TO Inc Iines-Dlspatch.)
n PETERSBURG, VA, Juno liza COM
rr1ittee to devise ways and means To-, rep
resentation Of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy at the Jamestown Expo
sition has been appointed by Mrs. VIII
liam r. McKenney, OF this city, president
OF the Virginia Division. Mrs. Cubell
Smith, OF Rocky Mount. is chairman, and
the following ladies compose the coin-
Richmond; Miss Elyira Jones, OF Roanoke;
Mrs. Pryor Jones, OF Petersburg; Mrs
Frank Anthony Wake. Of Norfolk.
The Democratic candidates for the,
Board OF Aldermen and Council, nor1i-
mated at the recent primary will be
elected tomorrow without opposition.
Hall the members OF the municipal legls-g
lature will be elected-six aldermen and
twelve councilmen from the six wards
S Elaborate preparations are being made
BY the City Central Committee for the big
Democratic mass-meeting at the Acade-
my or Music next Friday night, when
the Fourth district committee WILL de-.
clare Major r. r. Lassiter the Con-
gressional candidate. sArrangements are
in the hands Of q subcommittee Of the
City Central Committee, and special
committee OF citizens. the members OF
WhlcnS are OOlonel SS1eot6e Sd1'ieton, &ot.t
Carter r. Bishop. U. T. Patteson. VIII
liam Budd. Walter N. Jones, 1sariah
Brockwell, and T. F. Kidd. About four
hundred handsomely engraved invitations
are being issued. III ssS 4
Il Jim Davis and Thomas Oakley, two
negroes Just out Of the Norfolk jail, were
jayra,gned 81 in the Mayors Court this
morning for entering and robbing Mabey.
and Featherstone's house, on Oak Street
several weeks ago. Davis was sent 70
the grand fury, and OaAleys case was va 4
continued. Il "a +. a p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
ONO COM|NG
TO JAMESTOWN | | \
The State Commissioners Select
Site andsyVill Make Ar
engagements to Build.
YACHT RAG FROM YORKTOWN
The Lila, from New York, Leads.
Try to Prove Alibi in
Forgery Case.
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MORE ,LK, VA, June 1.-THE mem
bers Of the Ohio Commission to the
Jamestown Exposition were on the Expo
sitions grounds to-day for the purpose OF
selecting n site for the Ohio building
there.
~ Ohio's building at the jamestown Ex-
position will be modelled either after
Ohio.s first capitol at Chllicothc. or the
old Worthington Mansion, on the Scioto.
This was decided tonight by, the Ohio
commission to tho exposition. after Its
first official visit to the exposition
grounds to-day. The building will be a
permanent one. so rs to remain mon,'-
ment to the Buckeye state in the Old
Dominion. ohio's archaeology will be tho
chief exhibit OF the state at the e1-
position. s RI
"a site for the state building will 20
selected Tomorrow and the work OF ita
erection will soon commence.
The members OF the omission are
John w. Bookwalter, OF Springfield; Err
nest Root. OF Medina; John p. Given OF
circleville: George W. knight. OF Column 4
bus. and Clivs c.. Handy. OF con. S3i3f3
Three yachts OF the Hampton Roads
Yacht Club. the sagita, Ma tacheesett
and 1.-THE Naomi. and the Lila, OF the,
Brooklyn Yacht Club. which left Hamp-
ton Roads Saturday for a cruise to York
town, raced from that point back to the
yacht club yesterday afternoon. The race
was won by the Lila. Il
i5 The start from Yorktown was made at.
e o'clock Tho Lila finished at :4b. lead
ing the big Sagita by fifteen minutes
4 The case OF the United States against
William Lent. for forgery and the ut
terance OF an obligation on the United
States occupied the attention Of tho
United States District Court to-day. .5
ss Lentz Ia a sergeant In tho United States
Army, stationed at Fort Monroe. He is
alleged to have forged the name Of Cor
poral c. B. Byron to q check for se37.
drawn on tho assistant treasurer of the
United States. The First National Bank
OF Newport News cashcd the check.
There was an array OF witnesses In tho
case, principally non-commissioned OF II
GERS from Fort Monroe, and the exanlina-7
ton OF these witnesses consumed most
OF the time OF the court to-day. Tho
case will be concluded tomorrow.
r.. NJ. Lett. OF Newport News. attor-
ney for the prisoner. is endeavoring to-
prove an alibi for him. Z:
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] CAROLINE COURT.
Democratic Committee Arranges
for Congressional Primary.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
BOWLING GREEN. VA, June H.
The June term OF Caroline Circuit Court
Mason. presiding. There was n very
small docket, which was soon called.
The most important case, OF Mrs.
Maria Lou Cox against W. r. Voolfolk,
was continued on account Of the scks.
ness OF an important witness.
Tuesday will be taken up in the trial
OF Richard Stevens. who has been In
sdicted for malicious shooting
The Democratic Committee met and
appointed officers to conduct the pri-
mary election. The people are not mani
Testing much interest IN 1t, and n small
vote will be .pollcd on that account and
by reason Of number Of them not
having paid their taxes In time. w. IA,
Jones, though, will carry the county for
Congress by a good majority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
Chesterfield Court.
to The Tirnes-D Dispatch.

(SpeclalstoRIne pI1rne6-Dlspatcn.)
All CHESTERFIELD. G. H.. VA June IL.
The June Circuit Court was opened to-
day a special grand jury sworn In.
at the outset found indictments against
Annie Powell and Lizzie Pry, two young
colored women, for entering by force the:
dwelling Of Willis Terry and stealing
articles of dress and bed covering. The
women will be tried next Saturday.
@ G. e. Bowen will be given his third
trial on the charge of highway robbery
on Wednesday. Other criminal cases
will be. disposed Of this week. Civil SUITS
the 9th. f .g3 &. IL Oh 8s
Applications were expected to-day for
liquor licenses for Winterpock and Ber-i
rnuda Hundred. Opposition at both places.
however, was strong, and the would he
applicants did not appear before the
court. All
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
BISHOP CONSECRATED.
Most Elaborate Religious Cere-
rno11x Ever Seen in Nashville. n

mi w (Ry Associated Press,) ~
% NASIIYIIILE, TIDNN NJ, Juno ll,-Rlght
to-day consecrated Roman Catholic bishop
OF Aconla ana coad1utor OF Little Rock
at st. Mary's Cathedral. The occasion
'surpassed In gelaborateness any religious
event that has ever AIKEN place In NASH
VILE. Right Rev. Bishop Byrne,s OF NASH
vile. was consecrator. and Bishop Allen,
Of Mobile, and Bishop q allagher. OF
Galveston, Texas, the assistants. Areh-i
bishop Moeller, Of Cincinnati. preached
iates present were Rev, Father Kraelner.s
yicar-genefal Of Little Rock; Mgr. O Com
nell director Of the Catholic University
OF washington, y. OF; Bishop Mpldoon.
yof Chicago: Bishop Me- lQsky, Of I.ouls-
vlllse and bishop Dunno ct DallaA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
.BAD maryland NEGRO
ARRESTED AT THE CAPE
Guilty Of Robbery ! and Suspected
Of Criminal As
~ sault.
Special to The Times-Dispatch.

CAPE CHARLES, VA, June 11.--Wil-
liam Lee, a negro, was arrested here this
morning on a charge OF robbery, and Is
believed to be the negro who assaulted
Miss Powell and Mrs. Robert Barnes,
Sof near kingston Md, Sunday after
noon about 4 O'clock
81 Lee entered the home OF ]. E. Town
sends, at Marion. Md, about 8 o'clock,
while the family W ss at church. securing
n gold ring. watch l,din ard small sum
Of money. and It Is believed that he went
from Townsends to the home OF Robert
Barnes and committed an assault. n
One ring and chain was found on him
here. He will be taken TO Princess Anne,
Md. Jail tomorrow ling. ss
There Is much talk OF sy:ching Il he IS
identie,i TO be the one that committed
both deeds. s;3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
DR. r., STARR S. SERMON
SAVES FROM / 0l|M| SUICIDE.
"a Man and Woman Who Had
Determined to Take
Their Lives. ,s5l ss
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Especial to The Times Dlspatch,)
NORFOLK, VA, June 1.-Two people,
a man OF about sixty years Of age and
a woman Of forty, who had decided that
suicide is the proper thing, and had
made up their minds to take their own
lives, have decided, after hearing q SER
mon last night on the interrogation IL
Suicide a Sin ?'' by the Rev! Or. ", g.
Methodist Church, that they do not want
10 die Just yet. Ii
Being naturally interested In suicide,
they went to hear the sermon on the
subject before ending It all, a rs Z 4j 81.
D To-day they called on the doctor and
told him that their DISCRIMINATION. to
make way with their lives h,ld been for
ever put to sleep. The man and woman
hear no relation to each other, and Or,
Starr would not alyulgeE their names,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
NEGROES
T0.B b The Cars.
Resent the Jim Crow Car Law,
and Preachers Speak
Against It.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Time -Dispatch.) S
sLYNCHBURG,y A., June H.. The ne
groes OF Lynchburg are preparing to boy
colt the street cars when the new State
law. which provides for the separation
of the races in the street cars. becomes
effective here on Thursday. An appeal
has been issued to the colored popula-
ton through circular, asking them to
refrain from using the cars. and yester-
day mention was made OF the law9in the
.pulpits Of the negro churches, most OF the
leaders OF 4 the race declaring they will
not. patronizes the care except in case Of
a necessity. K ~ s53s !9i
4 One of the pastors predicted that the
operation Of the law would be the cause
OF more trouble in Lynchburg than any
other that has been enacted in the State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
Private Water-Works

Especial to The Times Dispatch).
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June liza
project is on foot among the citizens OF
the West End to sink an artesian well
for the purpose of supplying their homes
with pure water. The men will COM
bine and construct tank, to hold about
5000 gallons. This tank will be the
private property Of the citizens, and
will not belong to the town. When
completed. this section. OF the town will I
have the purest supply OF water any
where In this section. y. 35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
6cARR1co 5D1Es.
Special Officer Williams IS Held
for Trial.

Especial to The Times Dispatch) !. si
% A1ARIcN, "A. June r.:George Car
rico, a workman at the mill OF the United
States Lumber Company, who was shot
Saturday afternoon by Special officer d.
Ashby Williams, died to-day. Mr.. VII
liams had been summoned by Deputy
Sheriff John L. Lindsey to assist him In
sarresting Carrico on an old warrant,
charging the latter with the theft Sof "a
COW in Washingto ton count ), ID and the
Shooting Is said to have been done while
sCarrico was resisting arrest and trying
to escape. 8 sE 5sS Ga
Williams has been placed under bond
for his appearance at the next term Of
the Circuit Court OF smyth county. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
UNSOPH1STICATED.
Youthful Couple T axe First Ride
~ -ss ~, - Tra;,, 56sifE
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.j
WINCHESTER. VA. June Fear
ing pursuit by the girls father, Taylor
Lee young, farmer of Berry's Ferry.
Va! drove TO- Winchester last evening
with his sweetheart, pretty Lula 10y,
daughter OF Letcher 10y. oY Blumont,
Loudoun county. Va, and HE'D away to
Nd, this morning, where
they were married, returning to tho
home OF the groom this afternoon. III
Tho bride q Is not sixteen. and neither
had been on a train before or visited a
city They expressed themselves as hav-
Ing spent q delightful day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
The Supreme Court.

Especial to The Times ispatch.)
( WYTIDvILLBV A.. June i The pros
.ceedings in the Supreme Court to-day
were as follows: &, 5s q ssS I'll
e ". r. Crockett. Admir-. VS.. Etter. Ar
gued W ]. y. "A. Powell for appellant and
j. c. 8. Blair and NJ. M. Caldwell for APP.
5pellee. and submitted. M
FIYettei National Bank vs.. Summers.
5Art&eG by T. L. Massie for appellant.
and N. c. Wysor for appellee, and sub
nlitted. .3$ AZ .s e,
Next cases to be called: Kent ct al, VS..
Kent ct ais; International Harvesting
Company vs. Smith; Battershall ct ala
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
Struck byy.a Car.
i5 SNN S'S> 49, - gti
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Especial to The Times
4 NORFOLK. VA, June 11.-Joseph w.
Colbert, Of No. POS Court Street. Ports
mouth, sixty-five years old, is at the
Kings Daughters Hospital with injuries
which may prove fatal.
Ha stepped from q trolley car on a
switch this morning at Pinner's Point,
and In walking around behind 1t on ITO
the main line, was struck and knocked
down by another car.
Attic hospital Il was found necessary
to amputnte his right arm. He sustained
internal injuries also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
i.. ENDOWED LIBRARY.
Mrs. George M. Jones to Establish
Memorial to Her Daughter.
Special to The Times-DIspatch.)

4 q liYNCHBURG. VA June II .--A1rs. Geo.
N. Jones. who has given and endowed
the public library here, now rapidly
nearing completion, to the memory Of her
husband. has Just authorized the erection
at her expense of a new library building
at the Randolph Macon Woman,s College,
The building will be q memorial to her
two daughters. and 1t will cost about
$4,000. It will be reproduction OF the
Science Hall that is being erected from
the recent gift by Andrew Carnegie.
This building completes the general ar
chitectural plan for the college that was
adopted before the first brick was laid.
and It gives the college one OF the best
equipped school properties in the coun-
try. The capacity next session will be
$50 young ladies', or 100 more than during
the session Just ended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
Fire in Wilson.
Especial e The Time,s-Ddspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
i WILSON, NJ. c., June 1l.-Fire in the
second story, OF the Barnes Graves Gro-
Gerry Company, on Nash Street. Saturday
night, did damage amounting to about
$4,000, caused principally by water.
S Tho stock was valued at 100000, with
$1,000 insurance. The building Is owned
by Messrs. j. r. and D. IS, Boykin. and
was only slightly damaged. The fire
started in some egg crntes from On un-
known origin. 5,
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Ehrrnan- Eichberg.5
,snec,aI 3 ma T,,naa D,ana III

Especial to The Tlmes-D lspatch.) IS
gALExANDRIA, VA, June u.-Mlss
Mr., and Mrs, Isaac Eichberg. OF Alexan-
dria and Mr.. Bernard w. Ehrman, OF
Washington, were married at noon to-
day at the home Of the bride parents,
Simon, of Washington. performed the
ceremony. Mrs Max Jean Fay, a sister
Of the bride. was ma iron OF honor. and
Mr., Benoit Dreyfus, Of washington, was
the bride and groom left for a Northern
tour. sje4g g5ai n t5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
THE PRINCESS ANNE.
New Owner 70 E!xpend Hall Mil
lion in Ifnpro ve111ents..

Il NORFOLK, VA, June 11.--Princess
Anne Investment Company recently pur-
chased the Princess Anne Hotel properly
at Virginia Beach atTFa cost Of a bout
s135. 900. It Is announced to- dayit Will high
~ develop the property, spending thereon
near half million d pillars. II The hotel
will be renovated and 100 rooms added
to; it, The grounds will a be greatly Inn
proved; tennis courts and golf links will
be laid and other amusement features.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
ZONES at Heathsville,

ii.4t33 Especial to The mes-Dlspa tchl,
IIEATIIsYILLE, VA. June 11,--hlr.
William "A. Jones, Congressman forS the
First district, addressed the voters Of
Northumberland county to-day IN the
behalf of his denomination. here was
a large crowd present, and he spoke
about tWo hopl ,s8s 3 h.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
John Goode the Orator,

,5i8(special to The Tlmes-D lspatch) \
John Goode. Of Bedford. has accepted the the
Invitation OF the Lynchburg Memorial
Association to be the orator here next
Monday Mt the anniversary Of the battle
the annual Decoration Day here. u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
Talley-Hiter.

Especial to Tho Tirnes-D lspatch.)
q FREDERICKSBURG VA, June ll-Mr.
Eadle Hitter, daug hter OF Mr.. P. N, Hitter.
we're married last Thursday at the home
IL the bride In Louisa county, Rev. G. Z.
Will reside In Pittsbu-g,
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-25
.!apan's Wonderful Progress.

Within the space of less than two wears Japan has become one of the great powers cf the eGtth. and its re@ cent achievements in the war with Rus sia have caused the other powers 10 take notice. The wonderful cures made by the celebrated Hostetter's Stomach 3itters has also caused the medical iturId to take notice, and as result it is being prescribed every day to patients who suffer from nausea. heartburn, bloatings, sour risings, poor appetite, indigestion, dyspepsia, cos tiveness or biliousness with gratifying results. In these spring months it is also very effective in overcoming that tired feeling. It tones mp the sluggish liver, purifies the blood and makes you well all over. Don't experiment.. In- sist on having Hostetter's with our private s'amp over the neck of the bottle.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-25
The New City Dads.

| The new city council assumed con trol Of the municipal government of Ypma last Saturday night. Mayor (now Street Commissioner ShansSey made a few appropriate remarks, the old council relinquishel their positions and the new city dads at once took mp the reins of government. The new council proceeded to organize, electing as mayor Mr. A. l.. DeMuad. F. l.. Ingraham was reappoiuted city attorney and R, L.. Norton city engineer.
 The financial condition of the town being in something of a muddle, the new council decided to have the tangle stirightened out. Chas. H. Moore was employed to expert the books" and is expected to have his work completed by the lst of May, when the council will have another meeting.
 Followin@ is the personnel of the new council: A. L. DeMund, mayer; L. ". Alexander, r. ] Miller, Peter Manson, Donald Mcintyre, Squire Munroe, john Gandolfo
 Marshal Robert Anderson.
 Clerk, J. l.. RedondQ.
 Attorney, r. L. In2raham.
 Street Commissioner, John Shanssey.
 Engineer, R. .. hlortcn.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-25
Notice to Land Owners.

Secretary P. !. Miller of the Water Users Association has requested us to announce that a special election has leen called by the BoarI of Governors to be held tin Saturday, May 9th, 1906, for the purpose of ratifying an amend ment to the contract with the Secreta- " of the Interior regarding the repay lnenL to him: for the construction of the Yuma project Iris is of vital interest to ALL lanidholders, as the amendment reads 'that there shall be NOT LESS than ten equal annual payments; that the cost per acre shall be equal throughout the entire district proposed district to be irrigated, and that the first payment shall not be due until the project is completed or within reason able time thereafter, and not before due notice thereof has been given to the Association by the Secretary of the Interior.
 The ratification of this arendment by the qualified shareholders Of the Association is of the greatest impnr- tance to all land owners, and in fact to all residents of the town of Yuma and the irrigation district, IS 1t means the limit of time allowed by law to make the payments. It gives all land own CTS at least ten and possibly twclFe years to complete their payments, as the law reads that "it failure to make any TWO payments when due shall render the entyy subject to cancella- tiOn,' etc., etc., so that nearly two years are available wherein the entry man may raise the money to make his payments.
 All land ownersare therefore advised to go to their respective election dis tricts on May 5th and cast their votes fer the ratification of the amendment See call for special election and desig- nation of polling places published in the Arizona Sentinel among the legal notices.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-25
Human Blood Marks.

A tale nf horror was told bE marks of human blood in the home Of !. w. Williams, a well knOiSn merchant of Bac, Cy.. lle writes; Twenty years ago had several hemorrhages of the lungs, and was near death when l be- gan taking pr. Kings New Discovery. T. completely cured me and have re- mained well ever since" It cures hem- orrhages, chronic cougs, settled colds brochitis, and is the only known cure for weak lungs: Every bottle guaran- teed by all druggists. 50c ynd $l,00. Taial bottle free.