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The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-13

8. s. S., and after few bottles were used, no- tioed percepttbie improvement. Continuing the remedy, the disease was forced out of my systaln, and ' complete cure was the result. INdvtse all who have this dreadful disease to Ai,andon theirlocal treatment. which has never sdy tLat can reach the disease and cure It,"
 To continue the wrong treatment for Catnrrh is to con iir;e to suffer. Swift's Specific is q real blood remedy, and cures obstinate, deSp-seAted discusses, which other raAxedies have TO effect whatever upon. It promptly reaches Oatarrh, and never fails to cure even the n, T>ct oooro vatnd cosoc -..
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-13
Aluminium Card Gases
+ A 1.,s... VII" .. .. .o.: t
 Business, Professional. Visiting Card.

Business, Professional. Visiting Card.
 The Aluminium Card Case, hand sonIely designed and engraved with the purc!,a:er's aaMe a:!oss the cover, is maie ni .pne Aluminium, regular busi- l,ess al", vi-i,ing size, holds 20 cards anG can lr' ~eiii,td ina nIoment. The Alum inum Card Case ia satin finished and frn+teh 70 r4s-mhie silver. hut wear better. as it nne,rivciy will nat ta rnisi 1; ulway- keeping its bright a,nl delicate ap- pcurun"e. Tho cards are printed on finest stn't t in any style desired Eyeryh"dy need. cards, and tn" beauty of the 4 luminuIn Ca. d iion< n:.peals to al and will be universally admired. Com. must be limited to four liucs. i0;' cn,,~ nnt rn,e, A .uu; 100 mi ditinurl of same name. atui if ocdere;l at the sumo time, 30 cent. L 'd.sH and Society Em- hlens D in'',i W thO'.t extra charge N hrn dn fred. Ani' e.s nsl 0! drrs to
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 7li \ ,r,i, 0. K. s.., bi bee. Arlzunn
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-13

THE Dem era coi tended, and still spnten', that we cannot have prosper - " until money is cheap enough to give high prices. The result has justified the contention. We hay, higher prices and the result is prosperity. But. meanwhile, where is the stability of the Yold dollar. a.s., ....3..
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-13
Foul: Smelling @. Catarrh. ....,..

Cntarrh is one of the most obstinate diseases. and hence the most difficult to get rid of. ..' ...' z There is but one way to cure it. The diseaseris is in the blood, and all the sprays. washes and sinhaling mixtures iity tho, .rnrnl can have no permanent effect whatever upoR 1t: Swift's Spe- cihccurte Cxtarrh permanently, foritis the only remedy which can reach the disease and force it iron, the blood. 4
 Mr. B. P. Allister, of Harrodsburg, Ky, had Catnrrh for years. He writes: though was constantly treated with sprays
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-13

IT is nov announcei that the gov ernor oi Utah proposes to appoint an- other Mormon t, congress, this time to fill the vacancy in the senate. The gov ernor should not be 100 nasty. After the house gets through with MT. Rob- erts it is doubtful ii any of his ilk will feel like attempting 10 break into con- gregg.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-13

Entered ut the post office ut Btshac, as s'''' ond class matter. May F. lssf. I 2
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-13
Spain's Greatest Need.

sIr. R. r. Olivia. {" Barcelona, Spain spends his winters a' Aiken $. c. Weak nerves hah caused .vr"rr pains in the back of his hc.& ',,- nsing Electric i.itters Atnrrica,~ 'na arst Flood and Nerve kennedy, ;i1 rsAu .n0n left him He sny- this sra"h ntrir'nr is what hi country i-eds. i.'i '.nlca anow% 'hH. it. cn,rs ger ar,'l' ;.,r t, nirl~ ,,,u i;r ,he blood, ,u'.re ''.' u" st"nHr strenv, l,cus the nr Y, = l",.' vii". N.-'. and new lie in'o "? i"as"ic urir and organ of the a".,. 1T rra|, < or .iliny ycu rr r, i'r'rs h,r,t ,uran,ced, m,., :.. "",.. Sold n iisb.e Drug S,r.v .!or Copper 9neer Store
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-13

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 and washes. and difrey. ent inhaling remedies in fact. l could feel that each winter was worse than the year previous. "F Finally 1t w.aa brought to my notice that Catarrh was n blood disease, and after think. ing over the matter, l saw it was unreasonable to expect to be cured by remedies whi oh only peached the surface. l tkon loni,lnI fn kvO
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
CHICAGO PLATFORM A PEOPLES
PLATFORM.

I'm the midst Of his gloom, Editor
Watterson gives u birds. eye view Of
the disasters that have attended the
Democratic party since the war; and
it surely is u sorrowtul spectacle. We
agree with Editor wuterson that
these disasters were due to bad lead
ership, and my sensible Democrat
can put his finger on the source and
foundation OF the trouble. 1t was the
result OF me surrender OF democratic
principles Mt the dic,ation OF Demo.
cratic delegates from the East who
represented Republican States. 1t
was ;he result OF dodgiug aud hedg-
ing and evadmg important issues,
and it finally ended III a division of
the party i'll the South. This division
was in the main a good thing, for it
aroused the Democratic masses aud
demonstrated to them the necessity
OF taking the affairs Of their party
ont 81 the hands OF the false leaders
Of the East.
And 1896 a the year OF fhe revo.
luton. IL any political platform was
ever made by the direct voice OF the
people. it was that platform. II any
candidate WIS ever chosen by the
Democratic masses, Mr.. Bryan is that
candidate. Not for forty years had
the party issued 80 complete a de.
claration OF Democratic principles, or
nominated n candidate so truly rep.
resentative Of Those principles. Edi-
tor Watterson, however. seems to
have an idea that the Democratic
masses had no hand in tile affair.
Where he could have picScd up such
notion it is impossible to conceive.
There were very few Democratic
county conventions or mass meetings
i'll 1875 preliminary to the Chicago
convention hat did not
and demand the most vital declara-
tons to be fonnd in the platform.
And this was done IN the face OF the
tremendous influence OF the Cleye-
land Administration, md in spite OF
the fact that many OF the most infu.
entail leaders OF the pnrty looked the
other way and tried to stem the tide.
@Why should Mr.. Watterson sup.
pose TINT the Chicago platform rs it
1T will be reaffirmed aud the whole
matter left there? There will be a
new draft Of that document, and
while the principles will be left in.
tact, the old declarations will be IN
pliiied to tit existing conditions, and
new ones added TO meet the exigen.
cies. But even this statement will
not lift the gloom in which Editor
Watterson gropes. He wants us 10
go back to the Democracy of TiIden,
but the truth ID We have u better
brand-the Democracy Of Jefferson
and Jackson."-1he Constitution
(Dem.b Atlanta.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
Monday Nights Robbery.

Tho preliminary examination uf
John Page. t.. Cook ind Bart IIol.
brook, chraged with robbiug the Club
Saloon on Monday night was held be.
fore Justice Morgan this tWedues.
day morning. MIR. GuIridge. Mr..
Nichols md Constable Triplett were
sworn on the part OF the State. The
defendants Cook and TIolbrook made
statement denying any completely i'll
the robbery. Both men were frank
and MIR. llolbrook even submitted to
Il search OF his person by Constable
Triplett and District Attorney vii.
son for Il scratch supposed TO have
been made by coming in contact with
Il sharp screw behind tho bar on the
night Of the robbery. After the con.
stable reported no tear in his II
looms aud no scratch on his person
the case was submitted To the court.
Mr.. Guiridge mud Mr.. Nichols beng
unable to connect the defendants
with the robbery, Justice Morgan
discharged them.
Sheriff C~6mrboll found another
rlew las, night und telcgraphed the
description OF the men 10 The Chief of
Police at Ogden and the officers mt
Reno. Three men %ho have lived in
John Craig's house all winter left
town sometime Monday night. Tho
condition Of their Don shows TINT
they left hnrricdly. 1t is these men
That suspicion now ccntera upon
Although valuable time has been ! ,st
III nigh by no fault Of tho officers, il
is hoped by every gond citizen that
the gully men may be caught mud
punished for their crime.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07

Description az the Suspected Rnbbers
There are no me- developments in
the Club saloon robbery. The par.
ties who committed the bold CRIME
are probably ont ~ the State having
n good time on their ill.gottcu gains.
1t is doubtful whether they will ever
be caught md made to answer for
their crimes. II only adds another to
The long list Of crimes committed in
Elko county in the Inst six years
where the perpetrators have gone I'm.
punished.
The men who are suspected Of tho
robbery are Joe Stewart. John Hun
ter md Frank Bozcmnn. These men
camc here from Idaho Inst December
and male there headqu lrters nj The
4 ll-ii saloon. kept 10y Frank Wig
gins. They were gontlemaDly. had
but little to say md made friends
cnsy. They claimed to be horse
breakers and vaqucros apd alwa, 6
had plenty OF money. They played
carlJ to pass away the time aud
sn,mcd to DO very mild hammered
men. They rested n room in John
Craig's house shortly after their arrival
aud kept bachelors hull until Monday
night when they left town without
bidding their inm y friends good byc
Following il II description OF eauh
of The men:
Joo StcwRrt,ago about % OF &c, sandy
complexion, very light ~mustache.
sandy nearly rcd hair thin on top. biz
blue cycs. ~ or 6 fect tull, weight
about l75 Ounds.
John Hunter, ago about 20, very
dark complexion. blnck eyes, g feet 6
or q inches tall, weight about leu
ponnde.
Frank Bozcman, age about -,
dark complexion black o, 90. black
lnir. black musiachc 3 i"ct q or
inches tall, very straight. weight about
10.
Stewart ia tho most talkativo OF
the men. The others have but Iittlo
to say.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
WEDNESDAYS: DAILY
SALMALUNDI

In the libel suit OF Chiatovich
against Hanchett, the jury in the
United States Court allowed dam.
ages to the extent OF Si,70O.
The Clover Valley water case is
still occupying Judge Talbot's aztec
tioh. Tie plaintiffs side will be in
tonight anu then the defendant Will
take Il turn at the wheel.
EI-Sherin Mateer gives notice else-
where that the reward offered by him
laSt September for the arrest and re-
turn nf Mike Hartman ID withdrawn.
Read it.
MI. Abner Wiscman informs the
INDEPENDENT that prospects, for good
crops were never better III that Sec
,i"L. lie says that there is more
srow in the mountains now than he
has eve before known ut this time Of
the yeur.
AZ n meeting of Elko Lodge No. IS
|. o.. o. +. held Saturday night the
following representatives to the
Grind Lodge, which meets at Reno
in June, we're elected: George Russ
ell. + S. harrington, 4. Bruce, a. w.
HessoD, g. f. Mayer and John Vow.
ell. Edgar Reinharl and w. W:
Booher are entitled to seats in that
body MS Past Grand Masters.
Word came in yesterday that John
Watson had struck a big ledge Of
rich gold ore at Morrison Hill. back
OF South Camp. A number Of parties
Immediately left Gardherville for the
scene and it is expected that n big
rush will follow as excitement is
hish in and around Garduerville.
This lis good news for Carson, rs Il
number Of people hold claims in that
section.-Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
The Eclipse %

Tho eclipse committee, with Mr..
Simon Neoomb rs chairman, Is now
gathering inioi nation regarding the
intended observation OF the total
eclipse OF the sun which will occur in
1000, along the line reaching north,
east from New Orleans TO Norfolk
and thence across the .Atlanti: TO
Spain and Algeria. The totality is
but brief in duration; still it is ex
pected that many observers will take
part although fewer observations can
be made than il a longer duration
wore available. Observers will. a Y
The Nation, probably prefer the
stations east OF the Alleghenies, ms Ia
the west OF these mountains tile dura.
ton will range IgOm nna minute to
80 seconds, near tins mounlains. To
II minute l3 seconds. near New Or
leans, where The sun will be much
nearer the eastern horizon. The cir
cular OF the committie invites the CO.
operation OF astronomers generally
as to tho measures to be taken
Scientific American.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
From tho Amen Corner.

4 Piitsburg Indy owned II parrot
which somchoS In ! acquired tho dis.
agreeable habit ~ observing at fro.
quaHt intervals: u wish the old lady
wonld die"
This annoyed the birds owner, who
spoke la her curatc about IL. Il
think we can rrctify the matter ro
piled the good man. 81 Mao have II
parrot, mud Io ~ II righteous bird.
having been brought up IN tho way
ne alIoult 90. will lend you my
rartut and | iru 4 t'ht his influence
will reform that dcpravod bird Of
yours.
Tho cnraio's parrot WA placed In
the same room with the wicked one,
md us soon ~ the two hal beromc
accustomed to each other, lie bad bird
remarked, Fl with tho al In w. wouli
die" Whcrcup tho clergy mans
bird rolled up his eyes ND in solemn
aCccnts nddcd. "Wc bosccch Thee TO
hoar US, good Lord.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
tFROM MONDAYS DAILY
SABMAGUNDl.

Mrs. Oliver and Miss Rose Gardner
came up from Winnemucca last even.
ing to spend n week with their
parents.
Owen CASSIDY, nm old resident OF
Elk" county, died at the county hos
pltal OF consumption ut ll:30 this
forenoon.
g. G.. Wallace tells the Reno Jour
nal that Assemhlyman Gillespie lis
not IN the employ Of thu Southern
Pacific md perhaps never will be-"
As the item stating that he had been
given a position by the railroad com
pnny a. pcared in the INDEPENDENT,
we give Mr.. Wnllace's contradiction
a place in our columns.
DIR. Patterson. a dyed-in -the-wool
gold b II Republican. has been ap-
pointed Superintendent NJ the Hos
pital Tor Mental Diseases by Il Silver
party board. There ia politics for
yon! The next lat j b that the Sill
yer party gives ont should go to a
middle ~of-thc-"ad Pop. Then all
the nntnronistic elements will be har-
moniZcd and the Silver party will
have Il clear field in 1900 Great are
Silver party politics us dished out by
the party bosses in Nevada.
l.. Jackson, the Secret Valley
blacksmith, has a left sho ulder that
pays queer FRANKS with him. 1t
comes ont OF place when he sleeps
and refuses To be put back until he
is placed under the influence OF
chi 'roform. He woke up the other
morning and found the shoulder ont
OF place and WIS compelled to come
To town Ia have it put back. DR..
Mcdowell the put shoulder in place
and MIR. jackson s happy once more.
lie says hG will have il glued in the
next time il comes out.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
IRON DAILY
SALMAGUNpI.

The schools OF winnemucca have
closed on account Of sickness.
The commissioners concluded their
business yesterday and adjourned
The bills allowed will appear tomor.
TOW.
Rev. Plummer left for Wadsworth
on No. 9 last night. lie will return
on Saturday and conduct services
next Sunday as usual.
The Remnant Co. haze a new al to.
day. II tells the ladies' where to &c
TO get the finest silks. ladies neckwear
aatin stocks. etc, etc. Read the nd
and don't forget the place.
Fred Munson's right arm was
fonnd b, the side Of the track aboui
80 yards east ~ tho culvert east OF
the cattle corall instead OF near the
cattle coral M previously published,
How it got Their is Il mystery we are
unaDle 10 unraNel.
The water cases OF Frances Visa.
man. ct. ais, plaintiffs, VS.. Sarah
futile, nnd .Wm. Johnson VS.. Sar,h
futile are ON trial before Judge Tai
hot today. These en- ses are from
Glover Valley ind Il great many resi-.
deEts OF That section are in town rs
parties TO the suit and witnesses.
The attention OF Justices OF the
Peace Is called 20 the new scalp law
elsewhere in this issue. The law is
published by order OF the county
commissioners for their benefit. Jus.
tices OF the Peace should strictly
comply with the law and send The
Sheriff the statement required with
every batch Of scalps sent in. With
ont this statement no scalp bills will
be allowed.
DR.. Patterson, the newly appointed
Superintendent OF the Hospital for
Mental diseases, publishes n long
card in the Reno papers in which he
promises Ia devote all his time and
attention to the unfortunate people in
TINT institution. II he does that, he
will iave no time in which to con-
vert his patients to the gold bug
theory Of finance rs suggested by the
Reno Gazette.
Peter Gehnctti and Miss Sophia
Walthers were married ct the Frisco.
pal church last Il ght. The we'd ling
Is said TO have been a swell affair,
but as the devil, the only one invited
from this "llice. did not show up until
after We went to press. we are unable
to give an account OF it. The devil
Is probably laid up for repairs. but
that does not hinder US in wishing
the newly weuded pair long life and
prosperity.
IL you wnnt neat letter heads, bill
heads. envelopes. circulars or any
other job work. come to the IxDEpsS
DENT Office. We have received II fine
as>ortment OF new type, border, etc.
including all the Latest style faces.
and also carry a full stock Of the best
quality OF printing stationery. Give
us II trail order and We will guarantee
to please you.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
BETTER TO FAY INTEREST.

The goldbug banker will scratch
his hend.swell up like Il poisoned pup
look ms wise MS n cove oyster and tell
you that This Government cannot
issue legal tender paper money that
's good, that paper money must DO
issued by the baIiks.T They meant tile
bankers trust. But they all agree
that the interest bearing Government
bonds are just the thing, and good MS
gold to the banker. Now. tell us, il
You please, whya Government bond
IA piece OF paper that compels all
producers 70 pay tribute to Sbylock,
the non producing banker and money
gambler better than Government
notes that do not bear interest, and
which circulate among tho people,
performing all the functions that n
money car perform? You acawn't" do
it. II is strange that mer who are
ordinarily enlightened on many other
quesfione cannot SEQ this matter and
the Silver issue in their true light
Utah State Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
Deafness Canuot n, Cur.d

10y local applications ns they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF tho eur.
There is only ono way to cure deaf.
ness, and that is 10y constit utiopal
remedies. Deafness is caused by nm
inflamed condition Of the mucous lin.
ing Of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets inilamed you have u
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing
and when 1t is entirely closed deaf.
nees is the result, and unleRs the in.
6ammaliou n he taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever
nine cases ont OF ten aro caused hy
catarrh, which ia nothing but nm in.
tla,ncd condition OF the mucous eur.
faces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) That cannot bc cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir.
culare, free.
f.. j. CHENEY & CO., Props,
.,, Toledo, Ohio
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills arc the best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
sALMAGUNDI.

Mrs. Toyue came in from Mount
Valley yesterday.
San Francisco had u slight earth
quake Yesterday morning.
The jury that tried II. p. Reed toI
the murder Of Geo. W. Avery il
Olnphouse Canyon rome time ago
returned 1 verdict OF not guilty.
Carter II. Harrison has been re-
elected Mayor OF Chicago 10y n plur,
slity OF 4l,93a Ex-Governor Altgeld
rnuning rs I'M independent Democrat
received As 53S votes.
A Manila dispatch OF yesterda,
says there were persistent rumore
that .A%guinaldo had been supplanted
in control Of Filipino affairs by Gen.
eral Antonio Luna, Commander in
chief Of the Filipino Forces. Luna
is described as q typical belligerent
Mr.. Prentice, who has been visit.
ing his sister Mrs. w. s. Clnyton in
Mound Valley, and his son. John, in
~luscarora, left for hls home in Okla
homa yesterday morning. Mr.. Prem
tice had not seen his sister in forty
years and their meeting was o Joyous
one.
Now that the Wander bilt- Fair we'd
ding is over the disgusting trash tele.
graphed all owe the country ahout
these young people should cease.
Tho &c who have waded through COL
umu after coIumr OF this stuff know
how the Young lady WIS dressed even
to those necessary articles worn next
tn the skin, Those who had the good
sense not to read tie disgusting stuff
don't care how she was dressed or
whether she was dressed Mt all when
tile ceremony vas performed. Both
classes ought to be satisfied and the
disG sting twaddle should stop out
OF respect to u long suffering people.
The mai was in trouble indeed
who said: Il have licked Il doz IN
stamps today for kilograms l sent. l
licked and stuck one on a bill which
| paid for rent. licked a stamp
to paste on a note which I had re
newed, and then I licked another to
make a mortgage good. I've licked
these stamps to show that | respect
my cOuntry's will, and now | would
like to lick the man that introduced
that bill" But il the truth be told
it is ten to IL that he voted to be
licked that way"
The Silver State says it will sur
prise the Neyadan to learn that mil.
lions OF the people Of the East do not
know that cattle are raised in Ne.
vada. II the editor OF the Silver
Stnte will read the a~ssessnrs' reports
IN tho last report Of the Surveyor Ga:i.
eral ofNevadu he will get over his
surprise. According to this official
document Esm"ralda, Humboldt and
White Pine Co.'s had the only stock
cattle III the State. The rest Of the
counties had none. Ifmnny OF these
reports have been scattered through
the East, the cause OF the dense ig-
nornnce OF the people there eau he
easily explained. What does the Sll.
yer State think about #?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
PILE your HILLS,

by order Of tho Board Of County
Commissioners, oil bills against the
County to be acted upon by the
Board, must DO filed on or before the
Saturday Immediately preceding the
Monday upon winch the Board meets,
otherwise the bills will not 10 acted
upon until the next meeting OF the
Board.
Attest: 4. G.. DAwLEY
County Clcrk.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07

DR.. Powell informs us TINT the
aus oi his fathers deutb WIS Gun.
Ger Of the pnncreas, u email organ op.
posito The liver and near the stomach.
The operation WINS performed at the
Lime Hospital on March %. Tho
surgeons expected to lind gall stones,
but the operation demonstrated that
cancer Of the pancrcas was tho eau 70
Of the trOIblc from which Mr.. Powell
Ind been suffering Ter tho past sew.
sral months. Tho shock and hem
morhage resulting from tho opera.
ton wore exceedingly severe, hut the
patient eurvivcd until the next morn.
my. lilo rcgaincd consciousness
shortly after the operation, which ire
retained till the end.
II ~ the opinion OF the surgeons
that even IL the operation had not
been performed, il wns very prohuble
TINT tho lifc Of Mr.. Powell could not
have been prolonged beyond six
weoks.-.Eureka Sentinel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
Is This True?

a Fort Worth, Texas. dispatch OF
the 9th edys:
DR.. Charles V Harris OF the Medi.
eal Department, U. 5. A., passed
through here today on routo to Wash.
ington on important business with
the War Department, IIc comes
from the Philippine Islands and says
the reports OF tho excellent health Of
tho American troops urU rulsc. DR..
Harris stated tl,at many United
Stnics soldiers, %disbeurtened over
their physical condition. deliberately
place themselves M targets for the
cncny'e guns. 1t Is the opinion Of
DR.. Harris that IL the American troops
remain in the Philippines any great
length Of time sickness and death ia
sure to follow.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
YOUNG MOTHERS.

Group ia tho terror Of thousands NJ
young mothers because its outbreak
" so agonizng and frequently fatal.
Sinloh's Cough aud Consumption
Curc acts like magic in case ~
Group 1t has never been known to
lail. The worst cases relieved in.
%mcdiatrly. Prico - cis.. so etc. and
sl.0O. For salo by Elko Drug Co.