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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29
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P~axUsalass % thS DSash 81 Lee.
S0aAnS w. AnOa.
TIE particulars Of the death Of Lieu
tsnant william Allen. which occurred
ct Fort NohAva, Arizona, on tho 9Th in.
slant, have just been received by his
fsthsr-in-lav. Mr.. z. J. Jones OF Pleas
ant Valley. which We are. permitted 10
publish. The deceased waa attacked
with inflammation Of the bowels. on the
2sth Of December, and was confined 10
his bed eleven days, whom It resulted
fatally. He was attended by the Post.
Surgeon, who It appears, was not ap.
ppsisdsslS Tor kissBfs until the seventh
day. when hope was abandoned.
Deceased had been promoted in tho
army about q year ago, and at the timo
OF his death was Lieutenant Of the 18th
1nssoiry, and also held the ONCE Of
Quatermaster and Commissary for the
Fort. wrJHfs-
Tho deceased Was o native Of Penn.
sylvAnia, about 80 years OF age. aud
though still young was q veteran soldier,
having been in The regular United States
service moro than sixteen years, filling
every position to which he was assigned
with honor to himself and fidelity to
the Government.
While stationed at Fort ualleck. tho
Lieutenant united himself with Elko
Lodge. No. Is. o. o.. f. at this place,
and has always been held In esteemed
remembrance by the members of the
Lodge, from which he had never sever
ed his connection. bat to which
he had continued q regular con-
~trbutipg member. Aside from his
military merits, the deceased possessed
In an eminent degree those GENIAL social
qualities which drew to him many warm
friends, and the involuntary expressions
Of genuine sorrow which followed the
sad announcement OF his death, fully
demonstrated this fact.
Her heavy and sudden bereavement
has SO Frustrated the widow that she
WAS unequal to the task OF writing
the p~efiiculnrs and they sero commu-
nlcated by tho commanding officer at
the Post. The fact that bot one other
lady. aud sho au invalid, resides at the
Fort, has added 10 the sorrowful situa-
ton Of the wife Of the deceased, being
thus cot of from the sympathy OF her
ser and left to the bitter p~oiguancy OF
her heavy grief.
1t vas not stated what disposition
would he made Of the remains Of the
deceased. but We presume they will DO
inferred Mt the Fort.
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Many Of oar rsA8srs Aavias enjoyed
he S~equAintanos q Dave Es7akana.
The veil known psopristor Of ths Ar
cads Hotsl a. Rsno. viii deeply rsRrst
70 hear Of his death. which occurred IL
his homo In that place. - 9 O'Clock
Monday morning. he vas . native Of
Delhi. New York. and vs. 90 years Of
ego. Speaking Of The deosased. the
Gdsetts says;
he came 70 this coast . young man Of
81 In 1855. He vas engaged In team.
ing and mining from that time until
81, when he came to Nevada, and
located in wsshos City. the then mt
tropolis Of this state, and engaged In
the hotel and soloon business, keeping
the old Lake House. Mr.. Mcfarland
was quite successful In q business way
during tho lush times Of ''old Washoe,"
and when the railroad reached Reno,
Dave was among the nrst who heard the
whistle Of the engine, having removed
here from Washo. and put MP . rough
board hotel and saloon. on the present
Arcade Hotel site, and has been en-
gagged in business syer sinoe.
About . year ago be Was taken with
the dropsy. and has been . great suf.
ferer ever since. and died leaving his
homestead and hotel, with . thrifty
business. to his young wife.
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From Tuesday Daily.l
8aImaEundi.

Billy Allen raj the only passenger
from Tuscarora last night; no depart
ures this morning.
We understand that the salo Of the
Onondaga mine of Stafford district,
which has been pending for some time
past is to DO eonsummated this week;
arrangements TO that end having been
perfected.
Heavy, strong beers were in use for
merley, but now the exhilarating Son
RAIDS Budweiser" has taken their
place. Ask your grocer for it.
As indicated by the barometer last
evening, a snow storm was close at
hand. 1t began showing about mid
night and continued during tho night,
attaining a depth OF about five inches,
this morning. and the sleighing, which
was about ruined yesterday, is resumed
again to-day.
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Particulars OF the YaaEhn-Lonk
ARRAY.
The particulars OF the recent ARRAY
IN Oregon between Hank Vaughn and G..
z. Long, in which both were shot and
dangerously wounded, are brought out
In the examination Of Long; the pro-
csedings being published in the Prime
vile (oregon) Her'. That Journal
says the evidence for the defence was,
hat the trouble grew out OF O game Of
cards in the morning, bad language
being exchanged between the men
Vaughan was not armed, and IL did not
appear IN evidence whether Long was,
or not-Long left Vaughan, and sitting
down BY the proprietors OF the saloon,
was told by them that he Was wrong,
M thai lie had better go TO Vaughan
n apologize, which he agreed to do,
n rising, went 10 Vaughan. but was
repelled By the ~Iatter's abuse. They
then separated, Vaughan arming him.
self and returning. said he would show
Long q trick no had never seen before.
Going into the saloon where tho
trouble originated, Vaughn invited all
present to drink, and said il some one
would bring Long in they would shake
hands and BIO friends. Long being in
formed Of this proposition, gladly 40
copied, and entering the room they
drank together, after which Vaughn
drew q pistol and cooking it, said: "wo
have made friends. and now want you 10
say whether you was right or wrong"
Longs pistol had dropped through his
pocket, and was hanging in the lining
Of his coat. While working the
weapon back with his right hand, Long
was g~esticulating with his left, and say.
ing Hold on Hank. you arc too fast"
Vaughan replied, " I am q brave man;
soy 1t, or turn her loose" Then spring.
ing forward and pushing Long back,
tho latter drew and fred, when the
nring became general between them
until both weapons wero emptied. Long
was bound ovor In the sum Of $4,000.
Vaughan claims that At the beginning
Of tho trouble, Long abused him shame-
fully, and to avoid a serious quarrel he
left the place, and that or his way back,
some time after, he wss told to beware
Of Long, who was prepared 10 attack
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Chick-S-chopA N Indian from the
Bsunaau. we'll known in the northern
part Of The county. arrived here from
Halleek to-day. he brought . letter
from Hugh Martin at Bruneau, to
Hugh's son At HAlleck Station. In which
It was stated that in and about Bruneau
the snow IL about four feet deep, but
that in the valleys It II comparatively
light and that the stock in thai part
Of the county generally, are doing we'll.
The letter also gives an recount of
an attack upon Chick.a chops and his
wife, BY an Indian W Indians, at tho
Wickiup Of the former. near Bruneau, in
which the squAw was killed and Chick.
a-ohops left for dead. Having finished
the Pair, as taey supposed. the murder.
Gus savage or savages. took possession
Of . few head Of horses belonging to
Chick.a.ehops, and with them made
good their escape. But Iittlo
regarding the particulars Of the
case could be obtained from
the Indian to Gay, he being unable to
speak English. BIT il is expected.
through an interpreter. to get to the
bottom OF the affair tomorrow. Chick
q .chops called at thu residence OF Mr..
Penrod, With whom he is we'll &c
quainted. and that gentleman informs
US that tho Indians head bears evidence
the terrible clubbing to which he was
subjected, and the only wonder is that
he survived the murderous assault.
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The Indian Murderer.

An interview with Chick chops,
through an interpreter, to-day, elected
the following particular 9 In relation
TO tho murderous assault made upon
himself and wifc.o tho Brupeau, lately,
mention OF which was made in yester.
days issue: Chick-a.chops and his wife
had established their wiokiup near tho
rivor, for tho Winter, and were living
thcrs alone, and subsisting upon the
proceeds Of tho hunt. A troublesome
savage known among the Shoshonos %
tho Dad INDIAN" had st n time,
forced Chick.s.chops' present wife to
1.-Two with him, but sho finally escaped
from him md assumed her present re.
l~ations, which so offended her onptor
that no soon aftor shot hor through the
arm, intending to kill her. The trouble
wax finally settled by tho surrender TO
him O.. several head OF horses, as
peace offering. II appears, how.
over, that tho dad ono was still bent
on mischief, and tho luminosity
toward Chiok.a.ohops and his wife was
communicated TO his son, and no IL was
who. crossing over to Bruneau, from
Mays river, where he and his father
are located, osmo suddenly upon tho
unsuspeoting pair, killed tho squaw aud
Olubbcd Chick.a.ohops until, ~ no sup.
posed him, dead. Taking several head
Of horses belonging 10 his victims, tho
gentle young savage returned, II Ia
supposed, to Mays river. Chick.a-
chops and q brother who has been stop
ping down on the Humboldt have been
In consultation. to-day, end although
they are both very quiet and inofronsivo
Indians, We shall not DO surprised 10
hear shortly OF Tho sudden demise OF
the numbering young bravo mentioned,
together with bis lnodorous sire.
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Iron Thursdays Daiiy.1
8AImAKundl.


Notice OF assessment No. 2, on Blue
bell Con. appears In another column.
II. Van B. wisker and ION. departed
for San Francisco by the train this
morning.
George Meigs has Just been appointed
Postmaster at Wells. vice B. P. Hamill,
resigned.
Gale. Hank and wife Of Halleck Sta.
ton, returned from q trip TO tide-water,
by the train last evening.
The prospect OF q continuation of tho
snow fall is still favorable, to-day,
though the mercury stands ct the frees
ing point.
The sparkling qualities aud creamy
foam OF tho ''Conrad's Budweiser" are
the result of natural fermentation, and
not produced by artificial means, as
with many other beers.
Gabriel Cohn arrived here from San
Francisco by the train last evening,
and Is to-day discussing with his Elko
patrons. the Propriety of making fur
Their purchases of those superior cigars
manufactured by SolAmon & Co. o. San
Francisco.
It is reported that Messrs. Woodruff
& Ennor, will start E line Of stages and
fast-freight between Wells and Wood
River, rs soon as the season for travel
is fairly opened. Not having received
the statement from the parties. them.
selves We cannot say positively that
such is the case.
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Ne vsAkA& = sisaR and eolA.
There ere S4s children IN atasndanss
sttAs RsnO pablo school.
Tvsaty-two divorces we're granted 1.
stsrsy county kst year.
The weather Just q present 10 liks
the EaeilshmAn's drink. Il Il "'ars
and 'Arf." you know,
The Indian; his eoios's Oh. ard vi
With cultured smsllers he scents the
whisky same - other fsllsu; and drinks
Il too.
N. v. Paddock, Who has been on
south on . visit 10 his shsep range
during the past week. returned here
yesterday.
Banged hair has almost completely
gone out Of style, but cases Of wife
beating In Eureka prove that banged
women have not.
The Rereiis reports Il exceedingly
dull At Austin. Railroad trains and
stages arrive and depart regularly, often
without . passenger.
Cold feet and red noses are now In
order. Wonder whether whisky or the
cold snap is responsible for painting the
Aforesaid nasal a~ppendages.
The total shipments Of beef cattle
from Winnemucca to points cas-. aud
west during the year aggregated over
$1,000 head.
W. J. Van Nance. Of Wells, who has
been conducting . hotel at that place,
has bought out the hotel and restaurant
business at Terrace, Utah, known as
the Depot Hotel.
Breakfast caps for young ladies' are
fashionable. They come In various
styles.-ExehanSs. Night-caps for young
gentlemen are also fashionable. They
come In tumblers.
Wood thieves are as thick hereabout
as vood-tieks in Summer. Many are
the wood piles that have diminished
during the depredations OF these y~otarios
Of Mercury. "John, lookee littee OUT"
1t showed last evening again about
.wo inches. The boys and tho girls
are enjoying themselves these moon
light nights with their flying nags and
cutters. We've had fine sleighing for
the last two weeks.
Tho sah Francisco Report says q very
valuable nickel mine has been found in
this State. The ore yields thirty.seven
per cent. Of pure nickel. The owners
OF the mine are In San Francisco, but
decline to tell the precise location OF
the property.
The following esthetic poem is by o.
Wilde. esthote, to thOir Royal High
nesses the, Dsmphools OF the Modern
Orient:
MARY had q little lamb,
With which she used TO tussle,
She pulled the wool all OF its back
And ram.med II In her hustle.
But when he saw be had been aeeecd.
He in 4 passion new,
SO Mary got mp on her car,
And stuffed the lamb In too,
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An Awksrd Predreamept.

The Inter- Mountain relates the follow.
ing funny incident: "a few days ago O
promising young merchant Of Butte left
for o visit to San Francisco, and by q
happy coincidence met q lady ON the
train who wal going o fow miles down
tho road TO see her mother. Being
slightly acquainted, they became on.
gagged in conversation, and soon after.
ward fell into blissful slumber, the lady
on n seat and the gentleman on the
other. On the train was q Sheriff, who
happened to have with him a pair Of
handouts. and the conductor Of tho
train being we'll acquainted with the
parties above mentioned, proposed to
the officer to play q practical joke on
the innocent slumborers. Assent was
given, and the conductor, taking tho
h~andcuffs cautiously approached tho
unconscious pair, and attached their
~listless arms by the official jowelry. He
then raised . racket, and the sleopers
s"ShS oteAsI Ohiy W huU tuhb IN
sleeping innocence they had been joined
together, and that no man without q key
could part them assunder. They oil
Joined morrily in the laugh. and though
the gentleman calamity avowed his cap.
tivity a most pleasant one. the lady had
almost arrived At her destination and
asked for o separation. Then aud thore
the trouble rose. The Sheriff had los.
the key, and the situation which had
before been regarded AZ . right merry
conceited jest, grow embarrassing In the
oItroms. Tho key could not DO found,
and At tho next station the conductor
was obliged to procure q file aud 20
through the tedious process Of fling tho
wristless SO that tho travellers could pro.
coed on their separate ways rejoicing.
The conductor states that the next time
ho plays . practical joke he will vigor-
ously avoid the gentle handoua."
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tErom Monday 9 Daily
aRlnaKu ndI.

Au
l.. A. Hall, travelling agent for Wells,
Fargo & Co., arrived hero from Eureka
yesterday. w.
A.. II. Smith. John Mcneil and an
Oriental, were the passengers by stage
for TuscArora this morning.
Tho barometer was falling rapidly
this evening, and was still settling
stormvard az We went to press.
III. Campbell aud G. Z. Mayer Of
Fort Halleck, were hero on business
Saturday. nnd returned homo by pri.
vats conveyance yesterday.
The nipping weather which has pre-.
vailed for the past eight days, has sud-
denly given way TO q Spriug.like atmos-
Phere, the mercury bounding up from
shO frozen depths beneath zero to a
point 50 degrees above that arctic indi-
Gator. A mild chonook breeze has
played sad havoc with tho excellent
sloishiaG to+asy. and Ihs prospect this
~evoniug favors q continuance Of the
melting process.
II. A. Davis. representing tho we'll
known afm OF S%pruunoo, Stanley &
Co., has just arrived In town again,
Hi'or an absence Of nearly two years,
looking young and rugged as usual.
He has been dovotng a largo portion Of
his umo to tho southern country. travel.
ing extensively In Arizona and Now
Mexico. lie is horo again on busincss,
and will interview his old patrons, to-
day. and will start for Tuscarora 10.
morrow.
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The SALARY Law.

Having been frequently asked how
the Salary Law Gas compared with the
fee system) affected the Clerks office,
and knowing il TO DO the desire of the tax
payers TO understand tho matter. l make
the following statement OF Its workings
in the Clerks office. for the year 1881,
as compared with the fee system OF the
year 1880:
There was paid the County Clerk as
fees, for the year 1880. out OF tho Gem
eral Fund, the sum OF Sl.7OO O3.
There was paid under the Salary Law
to the Clerks office. for the year 1881,
as follows:
Clerks salary, 5000 per month,
IL .--.-. ~, 400 90
Deputy Clerks salary, 500
per mouth, IL months ......l,O 200 90
Total ...... ...... So, 400 90
The cash receipts OF tho Clerks office
from civil cases and all other sources,
paid by the Clerk into the County Treas
ury during tho year 1881. amounted to
the sun of 90, 204 90.
As will be seen by the above. tho
County has paid to the Clerks office.
during tho year 1881, the sum OF 3d..
400 90.
Substract from hat amount the sum
OF S2,29I 90. the amount OF cash fees
paid by tho Clerk into tho Treasury,
and It leaves as a direct charge against
tho County, for the year 1881 (under
the Salary LAW, the sum OF ST. los 81,
as against sl.7O0 O3 for tho year Of
1880; under the fee system leaving q
alamo Of 1854 IL, as a showing to
tho County under tho Salary Law.
Respectfully,
A. q. DAwLEr.
County Clerk.
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The investigation into tho embszzle-
ment Of Chief Clork Best, OF tho Light
House Service, was continued, and IL
said TO have developed fraudulent
transactions that will bring tho total
dofalcation up nonrly 10 $50, 900.
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HoEoi Arrivals.
O. NJ. SHETLAND, LamoilIe.
Frank Dakin, do
John Buebie, Now York.
II. Van B. Wisker and son, Tuse.
r. E. Miller, Ruby.
VIM. George, do
JAS. Msury, Michigan.
Oliver Rife, Mound.
o. Veasy, Cornucopia.
A. Neuberry, San Francisco.
4. j. Jones, Montana.
VIM. TroIlsr, do
p. Furniss, Deeth.
Miss TUyno, Salt Lake City.
W. II. Straub, do
Gabriel Cohn, San Francisco.
T. j. Parker. Toano.
W. J. Walsh, Ruby Valley.
John o'Brien, do
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Singer sewing machines At from s25
to $50. st. John sewing machines at
from $50 to $40, for cash. Every
machine kept in repair. and warranted
for i've years. j. E. GILL1eAN, Aet.-
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Dan Murphy, II. l.. Byrne and A. J.
Hatch STATED for California by the
special train this evening. This is Mr..
AurPhy'S last shipment for the Winter.
and he will remain on the Western
Slope until abou. the hrst OF May.
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Z II. CHAPIs and wife wsro the pas
songsrs by stage for T~uacArora this
morning.
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shiloh's vitalizer is what you need
for constipation. loss Of appetite, dizzi-
ness and all symptoms Of dyspepsia.
Price 10 and rs cents per bottle.
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A special train Of twenty cars loaded
With hno beef cattle, worO clipped from
hero to-day for San Francisco by Dan.
Murphy.
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As a health nourishing beverage the
"Conrad's Budweiser i" has no equal.
being superior Ia favor TO any other
beer. and free from oil impurities.
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TnE public will DO rejoiced 10 hear
that General Grant hes beon elected q
director Of an insurance company.
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FINE blackberry randy. for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly pure; for
sale at the Gem.
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CHAMPAGNE of tho best quality and
brands, can be had at Reckhsrt &
Froelich's Saloon.
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TIE best quality Of Rhine Wines at
he Elko Bakery and Saloon, Rockhart
4 Co., PROJECTORS.
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Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at the Gem Restaurant daily
by express.
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Cstarrh cured; health and sweet
breath secured BY shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 30 cents. Nasal In.
jector free,
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REouLAA meeting Of Odd Fellows at
z O'Clock sharp.
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shiioh's Cough and Consumption
Cure 70 sold BY rs on . guarantee. Il
cures consumption.
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A ARC invoice Of the celebrated
White Rye Whisky just received at the
Gem Saloon.
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TRIUMPHANT,

Acar-load received
and read for 0hIn.
ment to all carts Of
the State. The fin
est heeT e1ST brought
here. Will strength
en- the most delicate
constitution. After
reoeated trials Oft
others, we have been
compelled to return
10 the old Original
ANHEUSER-BUScH
Rrewlngi Co.'s Bot
tied lager Beer,
which we offehto the
trade In lots to suit.
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Hotel ArrIv aIs.

Hotel AFrIv ais.
O. E.. Mayer, Fort Halleck.
J. J. Campbell. do
Z. N. Baum. Palisado.
J. J. Hin. Doth. sFgf
L.. A. Hall, Eureka '~a'1
James Fry, Tuscarora.
Il. d. Montague. Virginia.
ID. W. Wallis, Battle Mountain.
!. b. Roberts, Moieon.
James Good win, Mound.
II. A. Davis, San Francisco.
ohsrles Williams, winnsmuocs.
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Cap. Warner went out to Tuscarora
BY private conveyance. to-day.
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6tssplsss Hishts. AadS nlssnAis By
that tsrrible cough. shiloh's Cure IL
the rsmsdy for you.
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For lame back. side OF chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price IS cents.
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win yoa safer viii sypspsis aod
Liver cooplAintf BAiloA's Viialisas =
R~Narantsea % ears yoa.
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HUSrADI JANos MINERAL Warm, the
best natural aperient in the world, at
the Gem.
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L0ok Herei

For sale at F. r. Mallsr's Drug slOrei
Elko, New. -
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Group. ~whooping and hron-
chits immediate relieved by shiloh's
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J. E. GnLIoAs makes the boss aili-
gator boots for this season OF the ycar,-
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FINE, fat, freshly dressed poultry
for sale al the Gem Restaurant.
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TIE celebrated Peruvian Bittsrs, the
very best tonic known. ct the Gem.
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