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know. This I must ray to You, how
ever. the | ,dies who turned their backs
20 yon were probably ,igLt; perhaps
they knew you better than you thought.
What a foolish Won ~ you must be 10
rush thus rashly into print. Do you
imagine that BECAUSE yOu sign yourself
"A Country Girl" yon will not be found
out. perhaps ARE already? by writing
AZ YOU have you have given anyone
who wishes. the right TO take II fling Mt
you.
Poor gill. When | think Of it | can
but pity you. To think Of your having
gone to II lnll i'll El'io aud not TO be
asked to dance! II is monstrouS! such
II thing never happened TO anyone be
fore; if it dill, | never heard Of it. (ll
There must have bern ho.nc reason for
H.. Who knows? None ought to know
better than yourself.
A. lar ns the | ,dirs and genil .men of
ElkD ARE concerned they are too we'll
known in the country to need amy lie
feusc from my pen. Your changes are
too ridiculous to notice; and no one
who REALS your little viudictive ''rxpcc-
;oratiun" viii think the less of L kO Or
it, proIls. Bat. my pror country
c~ouSin, lrny what will they think Of
you?
1i OSE FuR NGSY.
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Nippcd In the itud,

Ia il not better 10 nip consumption,
tho greatest sc0urgc OF humanity. in tho
bud, thnn try to stay ils progress on tlu
brink Of the grave? a few doses OF CGl.
iforlin'a most useful production, SAN
ia ABLE. tho King Of Consumption.
will relieve, and n thorough treatment
will euro. NASAL CutRrrh, loo often the
f"ororunncr Of consumption, cau DO
cured by CALIFORNIA CAT R.CURl;.
These remedies are sold aud fully war.
rRnted hy r. +. Muller at 81. or threo
for 80 10.
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4 TN III

\ tempest III II tea pot was created
by :he commit icnt:Sn which ;TrrnSsd
or l urs.lsy. The sweeping charge thut
there nrc no gentlemen III Eiku" ill.,
clud.s this writer, Ms well as all others,
but he urvrr Thought uf taking "ifrnsc;
aud had he imagined that anyone
would feel 80 much aggrieved the nrti-
Gle would not have Appeared. We "a.
pressed oar di>approvnl If the srnti-
ment in the So lie issue; aud indorsr
the declaration III the rcily published
elsewhere, that ''the gentlemen Of Exc
are too well known to need any de
fruSe.' Both sii"s have now had II
hearing, nnl we have learned suluc-
t.inS from the episode which il this:
Hereafter u standardization written for
the purpose Of expressing ideas or srn-
,iments Of IL purtly personal ch .r,cter
vii DE published, crc,P. orrr Mt yea"iHs
Signature Of he sHthor. Items of general
or tGcnl interest may appear as hereto
fore over an assumed num-, when &c.
~cowpauied ly the mann .: the writer.
In Ur,l"r - rxunrrh,c one who j &c
Gu 'ri uf wiring the article. We drsirr
to STATE thHt "a young ,dy teacher, now
spending the holidays in l. ko. j. not
the author aud does hot know who did
write il.
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Answer ia "A Conutry Giri.r

DEAR MADAM THE undersigned ha.
read your opinion of tho ladic. aud
G 'itlcm"n Of Eiko, IA expressed in the
~i%pEPESDESr VI ths nth instant.
Poor Elkuitcsl 10 br thus Judged mud
~cnndrmurd at onc fol onslaught Of your
versatile pen. just think of what you
II ave done! In 4 SIugl, thought - mu-
ilcit you have consigned e. r,ril ,s,ing
disgrace In the eyes II the world In.
eight hrIirod poor suul'. men. women
nmd chi'dr'n. living Ia E'kO | say
"ih"Ighiir'+ moment" II, mast have
been th"ugitless. Tor you crrt,inL could
not ln'c considered yuHr subject for a
SECOND. tl'c you who put such Stress
up"n the wor.ls hiy mud g,aYOam
w"ui | lmvo known that such an Article
wonli never have been written by a
'l"tY.' Hoy y"rr feelings NUT have
been outraged
f'w. p,rinps. know who the Conn.
Try q II i; |, for one, DO not cnic 10
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a CHEAT II L..

\ strike has been innugurated in
PenTSy iyani. unhrr the nusplcrs OF the
Knights OF Labor, which, il l. l., lirvrl,
will cnusr GD.OUD men. miner, aul mil.
readers, to quit work. The employees
of the Philadelphia aud Reading Rail
road. which has mn immense coal trti.
nc. were The first to strike. They IRE
willing TO nIbitrntc, hut the
will not listen To their dem tuls for nm
Increase Of wages. The general maua-
ger OF the rotd ISSUED an order to resume
work yesterday, and announced that
the III ices Of those who did not then re-
poIt for duty wOal be filled with other
men.
The strikers oun that they are
willing to nrbiirnir their differences
with the company and rcsurue WORK at
any time, when thu company signifies
lis willingness to treat with them. They
refused to return to work Yesterday,
however. mud Latest reports say the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers.
with whom. 1t app 6rs, the Knights are
not "u good terms. offer to furnish men
T." fiji the ! l,acS Of the striking rail. oad
men.- silver State.
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5nsInilntion.

At a meeting # Elko Lodge q. ID,
+. * \. ii held at their Hall last
II ghi, the following officers were duly
Installed to serve for the ensuing year:
Thomas Hunter, W. ~. James Russell,
5 W; Walter Chase, j. W; james
Clark. Treasurer; J. I. Trii lett. Seer
tary: G.. W. Grover, ) D.; q W. Lit.
ton, ID ; G. II. Hale aud 4. ". Full.
Ter, Stewards; j. Alexander, Tyler.
1T the close Of the installation cerc.
monies, by invitation Of the new
officers. the members OF the Order
repaired to the Drro; Hotel where n
b"unteOus rrpist was spread Of which
all lmrtook, while the utmost good feel.
ing prevailed. aud the OCCASION was
heartily cni 'ycd by all present..
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vALn ,ss7.-:I.rL ,sss.

The old year with It's joys
and its sorrows, its SMILES
and its tears, its realized
hopes and its blasted antici-
pations is behind US, and
with sigh Of relief We bid
it farewell and hail tte New
Year with all the hopes and
bright anticipations which
characterized our entrance
upon the one Just passed into
the realm of departed ages.
We're it not for hope, (which
springs eternal in the human
breast" this life would be
nothing short Of a season Of
bondage; and We all realize
the force of the words of the
Wise Man when he declared,
"IIope deferred nlakcth the
heart sick"
With confidence in the re-
suits of the future, with
bright anticipations for the
prosperity of our county and
Safe and with gratitude to
the "Givcr of all good and
perfect gifts" that "our lines
have been cast in pleasant
places" we enter upon the
duties and responsibilities
resting upon us, wishing all
our patrons and friends, (as
well Us our enemies, if amy
such there be- Il prosperous
and Happy New Year.
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The statement in the report OF Post.
master General Villas that wise
n"ry soon admit Of II reduction Of letter
posieg" ~ II cent has revived discus
slou OF u reform. the arguments IN in =
vrr Of which urG familiar tu our read.
era We gee no good reason Why the
change should not h. made iy tho pres.
cut Congress nt this Winters session.
Any temporary def irncy in venue
TINT mny r0snii can toe met 10y u smnlI
portion Of the existing suit las. There
/" no excuse whatever for %postroning
this necessary aud LcnrfcisDt measure.
onh The mpmhat Of Congress who in.
irohucrs it wilt lc III ia the tncc Tor
y pul ,rity - Il 'uD Gizrtt..
w "'j'ct t. Nuy further reduction in
the ia;rs Of letter postage. ns We b,le.s
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II lIwyer. did u the services Of showing
that there ARE depths Of meanness to
which no official in san Francisco
woull descend. We huve uffi cers and
lawyers here who viii do III most any.
thing, from stealing coppers from a dead
beGGar's eyes to living un the tribute Of
lost women, but there are none who
would 20 quite 50 low us that. Any
!;un Franciscan would have given the
gill ut least II lollar.- Examiner.
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Married Bellies.

Ii is asserted III the society columns
OF The New York san that though n
great dcnl has been said abou, Wash
'hB'oh ~hriles, III point Ot fact nearly mll
"i them hrc to tie found aiming the mar.
rcd women. "5furirGmlla men at tho
capital are III the minority, anil all the
society br"rT may fairly DO STYLED def
%riurcntul'. Being too poor 10 mnrry.
they lear to compromise ihums,l Ives Iy
attentions 10 pretty. bnt por,innIcs.
gi,l'. and therefore devote themselves
to nrntnrer sirens who nfo already safely
appropriated"
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SHOW rlsI: SKINS UEs eU,T.

Senator Stewart has our thank. for
the Congressional Record, without
which u" mhn can be h"rpy during IL
session ut Congress. And We may i'm
prove the opportunity jlst here To shy
lhHt the Senator pitcucs INTO his Senn.
tori:t duties with the energy Of a steam
engine. This paper may u~ccasionnlIy
inner "l'lI hun on questions Of public
policy, Int II intends to treat him fairly
And accord to him due credit for all h,
may accomplish for the STATE. S,Dw,t,
II " worker Of til" effective type. There
can hc no surcr.s IN Congress wi,bou,
industry aud courng.. Stewart hns
both. 80. sui in, old mnn, nnd the
Sentinel will pat yuu on the bnck every
time E0n knock a rrr,immnn frr Ne.
r'dn. This state needs dead load. of
Federal Legislation aud help. The man
who cannot do things nj washiur,ou
ought To be umcercmoni"n,ly kicked
ont Of place by the people a, tho first
opportunity. When man srts nm #, n
good hunter lie must lie able TO show
the skins. - Eureka Sentinel.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO The Patrons Of The
''IHDEPBNDENT."

The hear approach Of the
New Year reminds us that
the time Of annual settlement
is ut hand; and while Il large
number of or subscribers
paid in advance, there are
still others owing small
amounts for subscriptions
and advertising, the aggrc-
gate of which will enable us
to meet the liabilities ncccs-
SarII.y incurred during our
first years experience in
conducting newspaper.
With this gentle reminder Of
our necessities, we thank the
public for the generous pat
rOnagc extended to the H.
DEPENDENT during the year
1887, trusting that the same
may be continued and in
crcaScd throughout the year
1883.
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4 Sad Affair.

A PouShLcepsie. y. y, dispatch of
the 2jth instant says:
Mrs. Ellen O'Scil. widow, in COM
pnny with two OF her ch.l irrn, II boy
and II girl, while walking on the track
Of the Hudson River railroad, n sLort
distance above ltiurbrck station, last
NIGHT, were struck 10y II locomotive nnd
all three Instantly Kill: ID. Both she
aud her children were lRdrn with
Christmas presents which had been
piyen tl.cm.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
WA,HISar"S. Dec. %. 1887.

~ - -00'H
Senator Miller presented n memorial
in the Senate ycsIrrd - from the L:giS-
lItive Assembly "i Or gun prIyi':6 fer
u mbliicItinn Of the treaty between the
Unitrd States and ,he Chinese Empilc
to prohibit imtniSr ttiuu.
Secretary Lamar to-day Instructed
the COMMISSIONS If the General Land
OH: relative 20 tue "idrr Of Dee. 10
1887. AMI dir ctln that all lands here.
tOiOrc withdrawn and he'd Tor inlemui-
ty purposes npi.r the grants to the rail
rnndS mentioned i'll said order be re-
stored to tue pubic domain.
The Senate has made the f~c!lrwing
combinations: Saml. L. Williams, Of
Nnr.l md to b. Secretary Of legation TO
Brazil nul o. =. Strauss 10 be Mini.tcr
to Turkey. Al-o the following Post
masters: e. Il q ,rkc. Ncvad, City,
Cnl. Mary L. Boyer. Grass Va ley. Cal. ;
Ti,os. Puw,ll. iinrySviiIr, Cal.
The Secretary OF the Treasury ycster.
day transmitted estimates 10 meet def
~cirncies III expenditures Of the various
Departments of the Government, fer
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1851,
and prior years, amounting To- $685.
O37. H.. also submits rs mats nggrr-
E..;ing $3.OI3.@f to meet urgent de-
mAnd, upon the government FOR the
present ii zeal year.
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~

FAIaCnILp-UESDEEsoS:-ln Tu>carO-
RI, Nevada, Drc"irbrr 2S. 1887. Mr..
Tncy F.irchIII. son OF o. l.. G.. Fair
child OF the Times Review, t. Miss
Lille. daughter # G.. w. X. LENDER
son., ali Of TIscarOra.
CLESDE.SiNG--S CHSEiDER:-I Eureka,
New, December II, 1887, Mr.. John
CIcnicnnlng, OF Mound Valley. to
Miss Hattie u. Schneider, Of Lure
ku.
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Ucwnrc.

At this season Of the year newsp apers
especially Eastern papers. nre crowded
with offers of great bargains. hut you
may res; assured that when any firm or
individual proposes 10 give you seven
dollars worth Of valuable goods for six
bits, or n gold watch. AMI the "Snick-
crtown Snidc" for n year for one dollar,
the advertiser is n fraud and s!loul ! you
be So foolish rs to invest you are just so
much out
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she ~ "a widow NOW.

Frank W. Mckee died Of consumption
mt Tia. home OF his parents at Mnytield,
California, last week. Deceased is the
party married 10y mn oakland heiress.
Miss Blown, who. wishing to become IL
widow, married him, HS she supposed,
on hi, d~eAthbed. lie rallied and lived
over Il year after the marriage.
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Tn" oRl1iSAL AHIETISg OINTMENT Ia
only put mp in large. tw%o.ounco tin boSos, aud
n M absolute cure for old lprs ~. burns,
wounds rhapr"d .iands, hui nj akin crip-
tons. WIZ positively cure MI Kinds Of piles.
AK for line ORIGINAL AHiEriHE ONT
MESf. snih by =. Z. Mnll,r at a. cents nor
o. 10y mail - Cen =.
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Aud now it is announced thar the
movement to push Gcu. ph'l Sheridan
ahead q! Jal,s q. B.nIuc Tor the lie
publican nomination iur lGosrlrut has
Assumed Tangible shape. Perhaps after
all We sknl not have the l"uauTr Of
undressing the Ilumrd KmrStt Oh No
ycmbrr d, 1888.
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4 recent order ISSUED ~ the Post
master General ina.ructS MI Post
masters To collect hereafter one Z Ut on
each Advertised letter delivered. All
persons receiving such ~l.tters will Toe
required 10y Postmaster Smith to comply
with tie order
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f YEARS BALL
LaMol,.LD CmOss ROADS.

MohdnJ Evening, JAN. 3, 1888.
Tho public IL hereby notified that |
have perfected arrnrecinpnts for u
GRAND NEW YEARS BALL ut the
Cross Roads OH the evening Of january
2. 1888. Good music md n Jolly good
time IL assured to all who attend. A
cordial invitntion IL extended to all
lovers Of amusement.
g.. 4. WILEY.
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Offirirl Men

The Marshal 90 n New York Cont.
vino COLLECTOR u poor working girls
judgment 81 $40 for wages due her, and
then divided ii all Lc:Aevn Li.aseI. aud
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ITO trust is In bust,
To bust is h -
y trust,
Nh bust,
", a.

No -.
AMI presumably, il is owing To the
tailormin's firm adherence 10 this L..
gcui, that the dime museum men were
deprived Of the opportunity to secure
an editor i'll a new suit on Christmas
day. This scribe, not Wishing to hc
personals offensive, refrainS from di1.
closing the identity Of the editor in
question, Int it may he gently mtimn;
ed that il those IN arrears to this paper
will kindly pry W. thcy vii! Thereby
may witness the phenomenon Of IN edit
ar newly %nppnrslel.
1t j. gratifying to note that the holt
days were Tot allowed TO pass without
u dane. The exercise is so rxhilara.
ting, and, except in the case of r,lig-
ious people. ~ harmless. that Il would
have been reSr,table had the great So
cihl season OF the year been allowed TO
pass without something Il that sort;
especially after the great success Mt
tending the Firemen's Ball ut Thanks.
giving time. Your correspondent was
not present on that occasion, but he is
assured that the scene, particularly
when the Chief Engineer entered the
hall and was escorted up the room ly
the floor director md his aids whist
linz, ''iiail To the Chirf," com nencing
With q creScendo movement in three.
sliarps. and windin. ~ with II dimim.
uendo shake down in fnur Il ITS, was
impreSs.vely grinl' b. The WY,
speaking of the Fire Dsl rtn. mi, / he.
licye there nre only tao means by which,
fire can In ~cStinyuishcd. Que by the np
piicatiOn of water, aiil the other, 10y
the generation OF gases. Now the only
appliances for operating according to
the first nam ii method, an engine and
hose cart, having been III iced III a iirll
away beyond reach, the natural infer
cue being that tbs E!ko Fire Depart.
m"nt purposes depending OH tho lat, cr
method Of overcoming the element is
was orglniHcd to resist. My ncquhiu
lance with thu members Of the Depart.
nrn: il sULIeSht lImited. but the a.
surdncn IL given 10y those who knOw
that Ivy th' last named method they arc
capable Of extiusuishins all the fires on
the Pacific slope.
Writing OF tbs Elko Fire Department
inevitably recalls the historic scene at
the burninysoi Moscow; when Marshal
Wassisnh ms addressing Napoleon,
asked; ''SIrc, can nothing be- done 10
stop this awful hrstruction?" "Dia
Dlcrie nOn!" II severed tho great Iionn.
pate, withdrawing hit finger nuI
thumb from the vest pocket i'll which
he cnrricd his smut, and pointing in
the direction Of Aiil"y'r Mili; "but one
thing could stay those flames end save
tho City. and that would bu the presence
OF the Exc Firu Department." GOA
li'zes!" 81 ,cula:eI tho fiery Marsh Ill
IN he whist : d t mt orderly to bri, /,
nj his brandy flask.
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NOTICE..

THE UNDERSIGNED IS IRE
J. pared 10 transact MI kinds Of
.unh business md secure titles 60 all
kinds Of cntrica either at the L.. s..
Land Onicn ut Eureka. State Innd
ONE" nj Carson or q. s. Gtncrnl
Lend Office ut Washington. Also pro
rmrch to draw Willis. Mortgages, Deeds,
Contracts and Articles Of Agreement.
JOHN. S MAYHUGII.
liz. 4. s. Land Register.
ElkO, Nov. 2t. LIN.
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DIED.

LAw:-iu Elko, December q. 1857,
David Law, n native OF Scotland, ugcd
2i ycarI.
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fortunate hiri r~ejpie. that his fret
Cbristmas is invariably his last.
This individual haviu; tnrucd out
early with u view to enlisting the ser-
vices Of the distinguished oculist Peter
Dicksou in the compromising OF I'm
''-ye-oleuer' nppropritt ate To tue occt.
sion. Was surprised To fluid - Gordon OF
strange looking men drawn around the
west .ud Of the town, aud upon iures:l-
Cation forad that they were all mem.
bers q. the din, museum fraternity,
who hal been attracted hither 10y the
report That n certain ,dit r was To- APP
pear in n new suit of 81 Ithes; and they.
with that keen eye to business chnrnc-
~teriStic Of their race. we're on the nl-rt
to secure him for their several estab-
lishmrnts. Undoubtedly nn e,iitor in n
new sui.. especially i'll II region where
'jawbouc" is no current. would he IA
curiosity of sufficient dimensions T."
make n ten fathom sen-S"rprnt sqrirm.
This writer has rubbed against II good
many editors in his TIM. and lac has
done so without coming in contact with
the surface Of n new suit. Fancy that
Ncstor Of the Craft, the "Oid White
Coa;el Philosopher" Horace Grecly.
rolling up the sleeve Of NV coat t.
avoid contamination from n paste-nnd
ink-staincl dcskl Imagine old Gordon
Bennett. 10 IN Forn"y and Long
john Wentworth. nrraych in ''purrlr
mud fine ~lineul'' Why, had social and
climatic influences permitted. they
woull doubtl isS have prefc.""l the
primitive aud simple rniment Of the
first man, Adam, us portrayed i'll the
fashion plates Of the period in which he
liv 4, and thereby saved the time and
trouble incidental TO wearing the COM
plrx garments now in vogue. Editors,
rs Il rul-, are oblivious to slrtnrial Il
silerntions, and The exception which
proves the rnle may be- seen ut Phil
HimmHrman's shop. iu the shape Of 1t
suit designed aud hnilt for II certain
member Of the fraternity: but %unfnrtu-
nately. in imm"din:e proximity to the
garments, hangs n picard emjltzpned
with the legend:
ITO trust is In bust,
To bust is h -
N.tru>.,
M bust,
",
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school Report.
DEPARTMENT.

OF Elko Public School iCr the month
Of Dec, 1887.
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OF The INDEPENDENT"
For The Year 1883.

The coming year will he crowded
with important events. The election of
II President. State Legislature and
County officers. will rcsul. III IL cam
paiSn of more thnn culinary interest,
and it is the duty of every American
citizen to keep we'll posted through the
medium Of the public press.
The INDEPENDENT will lie devoted TO
the dissemination Of local and the most
important items VI general news. while.
our proposition will afford each OF our
readers with the means OF obtaining all
the news of importance Throughout the
United States ana fur,i ign countries.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY STAR
s thoroughly Democratic and nm arden,
supporter Of Ill. present administration.
while TIE CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS
is ind pendent in politics, fearless in its
drnunciation OF wrong nnd ever ready TO
approve the right whether found in
Democratic OF Republican ranks.
orr PiiGpOSITIOS
l. to give eithr the Chicago News or
the New York Star Cor one y"nr FREE
to ali PREPAID rrtEcT:br-s 70 TIE
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT :cr 10 yca-
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Both the News md the Star arr large
c~iSEt.phSc p.prrs. aml We have selected
them ~ being the most desirable for the
general rcgdrr.
Send 81 for a years subscription to
the WHEY i"p~ErEHpEST, and nnm+
your choice between the St.. and tie
News, mnl !uu will get two papers for
the price Of one. DO not NEGLECT this
"p; ~orIumity I" keep abreast Of the times
durimg the important political s,rurgl.
Of 1873.
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with Bfon,hiii. say-r = the only remedy that
giyc' instant relief. SLHnELL& CnyEu, Drug
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ina with large TAics. . We hcnr
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use them. NAYscAwgS / Co.. Druggi.,s. VI.
HaIia. Cal"
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money refunded. Hut one bottle rcturnr
from 2J.C9o sold In California tho fr-t year.
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NIL Affections Of tho Throat and Lungs
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recommend It &" others. u. iic-sAnIu have
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of III" most drradful ~ Human MS.
GT-CIrrulars sont fec. containing d~ot,ii"d
description.
S a N T A. a 3 T z
is prepared only by the
ABIETINE MEDICAL Co.,
Orovillc, Cal.
Sold by +. +. MULLER,
Agent, Elko, Nevada
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-01-01

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