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AN ISSUE THAT MESACEs.

How much enthusiasm a be
aroused, for instance, over our de-
mand upon Turkey for indemnity to
the missionaries whose property was
destroyed several years ago! When
il was intimated recently that II fleet
might be sent to collect the Indcm-
nifty one-halt Of the country express.
cd amusement aud the other half
disgust. Mr.. Mckinley would not
gam n thousand votes by coercing
the sultan. AS for the Monroe
doctrine und Germany's alleged
hostile intentions, it is plain that no
body takes the hysterical utterances
OF Secretary Root and Senator Lodge
seriously. The German government
declines to say or do anything which
would enable the administration to
put a chip on it's shoulder and pose
rs the champion OF the doctrine. IL
these issues are the best that Mr..
Hanna has in stock no is an object OF
pity. A New York paper recently
animated that il the foreign vote i'll
the United States became too much
wrought up over the destruction OF
the Boer republics by imperial
Britain and threatened injury to the
Republican party the administration
might make an appeal to the
-straight-out American vote" Now
this, it must be admitted would be an
issue that would stir the country
Fancy the effect upon the people OF
the country OF IA revival OF know.
nothIngism by the administration
IL Mr.. Mckinley really wants to
mako things hum" he will abandon
the Turkish mess" and the defense
OF the Monroe doctrine against Ger.
many and go in for know.nothingism.
He would have the liveliest ex-
perienca that any Presidential can.
didate has had for many a year
Baltimore Sun.
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Frank NuneZ, who was shot Thurs.
day afternoon. is resting comfortably
at the county hospital and will he as
good rs new i'll Il few days. On the
first examination OF the wound DIR.
Gardner was Of the opinion from It's
appearance that the bullet entered
from behind, but upon "A thorough
examination this morning is convinc-
ed that the bullet entered in front.
struck the jaw bone, passed under
the flesh and muscles and made its
exit at the back Of the neck. Nuurz's
face Is badly powder marked. PROV
ing cOnclusively that tile man who
shot him stood i'll front Of him. lie
suffers but little from the wound. hut
Is tortured with pain in the left urm
and shoulder, caused 10y falling ON
his arm and straining the cords and
muscles.
y reporter saw him this morning
and tried to get from him the partic.
ulars OF the shooting. but with rather
poor success. His mind seems To- he
almost a blank on what caused the
shooting and the particulars leading
up To 1t. NuncZ has II hazy rccollcc-
tiOL that before the shooting EoIiudo
called Inn to where he Nulindo)
stood and put his left hand on his
shoulder aud Immediately fired. lie
denies that there wR3 any trouble be
tween them or that he had called Vu.
Undo any names. He claims that be
vas not drunk and has no rocnllcc.
ton OF attempting to strike yulindo
with a chair. Nuncz was not positive
in his statements and qualified all Of
them by saying: Il don't know; |
think So
The truth Of the matter il that
Hunez was SO drunk that he does not
know what really did occur before
the shooting or what caused il. II
will take "A court and jury To unraycl
the my stcry.
The bullet after leaving Nuncz's
neck passed through the s%tovcpipc
INTO tho north wall Of the saloon and
went through it into the wooishcd
above the ceiling.
In writing up the account ycstcr.
day we were IN error in stating that
Constable Triplett arrested Volindo.
After the shooting, Volindo WIS held
in the saloon by Charley Waller, who
sent for Deputy Sheriff Bcycridgo.
When MIR. Bcyoridgc arrived. Volindo
WIG turned ove I" him, disarmed and
taken 10 Jail by him.
Tho preliminary examination br.
gan before Justice Morgan nj
o'clock this afternoon. Tho defend.
ant gave his name as margarine Gal
indO. aud demanded an interpreter.
Mr., Garcia wRs summoned to irans.
lato English into Mexican aud vice
vcrca. Tho examination WA still in
progress IA we won't To press.
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clerk aud treasurer. county recorder,
assessor and sheriff. beg leave TO re-
port rs follows:
We have attended to the duties as.
signed us us we'll ms in our power
within the time given to attend to the
same, and We report that We have
found the accounts and records Of
the above named officers correct and
the same kept III a neat and orderly
manner. and have no suggestions to
offer that would be any improve
ment from the way the various
offices are being kept.
Respectfully.
". II. O'NEIL.
WE LINEBARGFR,
w. +. MAHoNEY.
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Uncle Sans New Beauty,

Sonora Rosa Abreu is the richest
and probably the most beautiful
woman in Uncle Sans new domains,
says the Chicago Times Herald. She
is the queen Of Cuban society, and is
@Cuba Gbre" Democrat from the
crown OF her head to the tip OF her
pearl.incrusted slipper. And she is a
widow. She is possessed OF pIanta-
tions near Havana covering MI area
OF 10000 acres under perfect cultiva.
ton, devoted TO coffee growing. Her
income, as may be imagined, is enor.
nous During the Cubau-Spanish
war her plantation was idle, most OF
her 800 workmen having gone to the
front. Rut the patriotic beauty paid
every Il his wages--all for the good
OF her country's cause.
This women lives in "a magnificent
mansion at Cerro, Il pretty little su.
burb OF Havana. Her drawing
rooms are noted for their splendor
and exclusiyeness, and officers OF the
army and the navy vie with one
another for her favor. But rs yet
she Is heart.whole. and il is freely
said she il by no mean unwilling to
change her condition in life when
she can find n man who will realize
her ideal. She il especially fond OF
Americans, because, rs she sa, g.
Americans car achieve great DECIDE
while Cubans and Spaniards can only
sigh and play upon Il mandolin or
guitar.
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A Shooting ScTape

A shooting scrape that may posi-
bly, terminate in Il murder took place
in frank Robinson's saloon ahOnt
l:3O this afternoon. The particulars
OF the affair are rather hard tai obtain
rs the shooting occurred 30 quickly
that Charley Waller. who was behind
the bar, saw none Of it. Nnn Powell,
the other bartender, WIS in Il SHE
room and did no. see it. From what
we were able tn gather. il seems that
Frank Nunez aud Margarine NolindC,
two sheep sheares. had been i'll the
saloon for sometime drinking aud call.
ing each otlIe vile names The drinks
had been ordered and Charley Wal
Ter had put them ON the bar and
turned his back. The q came to.
ward the bar and Charley heard a
chair or something fall. Immediately
followed 10y II pistol shot. When he
turned around Nunez lay al the floor
bleeding from IA bullet wound in the
left side OF the chin. Margarine No-
Undo, WHO did the shooting. was i'm.
mediHtciy arrested 10y Con stable
Triplctt aud taken 10 the county jail.
When searched ii.calihrc Colts
Frontier six shooter WIS found on
him with one barrel empty.
y reporter saw Nolindo in the jail
for Il few minutes and asked him
how the shooting occurred. lis
speaks very broken English and II is
very difficult TO understand him. Ills
story was about us follows: lie and
Nuenz we're strangers until ycster-
day. They met in the saloon to-day
and Nuncz began calling him and his
father and mother the vilcst kind Of
namee They had had several drinks
and were leaving the bar when Nnnrz
picked up "a chair and attempted To
strike him over the head with il. Eu-
Undo claims the chair struck him
on one of his fingers and exhibited Il
black and blue finger us evidence.
He said his back WIS toward Nuur2
at the time the blow WIS struct and
Immediately pulled his pistol and
fired.
The bullet struck Nuncz in the left
side Of the chm and came out at lii,
back of his neck. lie BLEED profusely
ah:i us soon lis possible was taken t,
the hospital and attended 10y Dr
Gardner.
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n houac II seven ronms and Ave
lots situated il the town Of Eiko.
On the prcmiscs ire a cellar. barn.
icc'liousc, st"ro.hnuac, COW bnrn.
""o'lIouSo, slicd for buggy. n good
wcIl OF water, also hydrant. garden
ana shrnhbory, hen house md other
o"'o"'IIinga. The property is free
from cncumhfancc mud will bc aolJ
NJ a bargain. For further pnr,;cu.
lars call on or nddrcm,
IT, H. Mon0AN,
Elkn, Nevada.
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IA JURY REPORT.

To Hon. DIrtrict Cour. Of the 4th
Judicial District in and for the
county OF Elko, State OF Nevada.
The grand jury whose term Ii
about to expire do in conformity
with custom and law herewith SUBJ
NIT our report:
In the discharge OF our duties as
grand jurors We hnve examined tive
cases and found three true bills and
ignored two.
Pursuant to yonr instructions the
usual committees have been appoint
ed to examine into the general con-
ditiOn Of county affairs financial and
otherwise. Although our investiga-
tious we're only partial us to financial
condition, yet we were able to gather
sufficient facts to show that our
county il in II healthy condition
financially.
Upon examination we find the
books and accounts of the respective
offices properly and neatly kept.
The attention OF the grand jury has
been called to the practice OF Il
number OF persons, not resident citi-
zens. 81 bathing and ~indecently ex-
posing themselves mt the lower
bridge i'll full public view OF passers
by. Tho perpetrators OF these
shameless acts Of indecency call for
some action ON the part OF the auth
critics OF the county. We therefore
respectfully call the attention OF the
proper authorities to this fact. We
recommend that notices be posted
upon the bridge forbidding perrons
from %pubically bathing ut or near or
i'll the vicinity Of said locality.
Tho grand jury find upon invest.
CATION that tive indictments are now
pending i'll the Hon. District Court
OF this county. to wit: The State OF
Nevada va. Antoine Picanso. also the
State OF Nevada VS.. j. w. Puctt. The
grand jury believe that the parties
above named have already suffered
much anguish in relation to this I'M.
happy affair and that nothing will lie
gained by further prosecution OF
these cases III tho interest OF good
government, beside the heavy eI.
pense that it would involve the coun,
~ the trial of tho same. We, there.
fore, earnestly recommend that the
district attorney Of the county cause
them to be dismissed.
We hereunto annex the several re-
ports made by the several commit.
tees Of the grand jury which show
more in detail the condition OF our
county affairs and which are made a
part OF this report. And we recon
mend that the proper officers take ac-
tions and suggestions contained i'll
those reports.
Before closing this report We desire
to extend our thanks to all Of the
county officers for the prompt and
cheerful manner in which they fur.
nished the Jury with all the informa.
ton required OF them.
Now having taken action upon all
matters to which our attention has
been called officially, We respectfully
request that We be discharged from
further duty.
joins 5. MAYHUGH,
Foreman OF Grand Jury.
S. NJ. HENLEY. Clerk.
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Silver PdrtV
STATE
Convention.

HEADQUARTERS or TuE STATE EXTRA
COMMITTEES: "E THE SILVER PARrY. :
RESo, Nevada. June Is, I!U.
4 4 y MEETING OF THE STATE
~ Central COMMITTEE Of the Silver Party
of Nevada, held ~ Reno, Nevada. ON
April Il. lgN1. the following resolution was
adopted:
RESOLVED, That the communication of
the Democratic State Central Committees i'm
rc;ard TO fusion. Is mot with favor by this
body, and that "a Committee he appointed Ia
confer with IA like committee from that
body Ia arrange thar both conventions meet
AT the same town and time, and that the
final question of fusion he left with the con
vcutIous.
In compliance with the above resolution.
the acting chairman Of iac state Central
committee appointed such committee. II
IL due time the following report was filed.
RENO, Nevada. April II, lguu.
To the Chairman and Secretary Of the sill.
yer Party State Central COMMUNICATIVE.
Your Committee ON Conference, beg leave To
report rs fOllOwS:
We met a like committee from the State
Central Committed ~ the Democratic Marty
and have agreed with the said Committee
that the
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-06-29

The statistics on deaths by light.
h'ng lust year, which have been uTo.
pared by Professor Allied j. Henry.
show a distribution Of fatalities that
WIZ surprise many rcadcra. Tho
most OF tho fatalities in proportion Ia
TIC population. occurred III Minuoanin
where about ~ person in $1,000 VIVA
Killed lay lightning. This il nbnu,
twice tho ratio IN New York state. md
III most OF this part Of tho country.
Lightning did not prove 90 d%c4trucl.
i've in tho southern Fln.cs ns in ,hc
northern states. Ono qurrtcr M
mnny persons wore killed IN bnrna no
III Houses, but this does not sIIny finn,
bhrns aro not moro dangerous. for
the number ot potsuno ~ houara dur
ing thundcrs,orns il vastly prcatcr
ihnn that Of those in harms.
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starvation never yoi cured dygrcr.
fl'. Persona with Indigestion nro nj
ready halt starved They need plcuiy
OF whol"aumc food. KUdul D,prcn
sia Chr" dlEcstG what you cat go the
pohy can bo mourighcd while tho
worn ont "rEaua arc hoimg rornn.
str"o'"i: IT 10 the onIy preparation
known that will instantly relieve nn,I
completely cure all etomnrh trouh,rs.
Try IT II you dfc suffering from irIi
gostinn' ~ will certainly do Won
good. Elko Drug Company. '
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Tho Hight Thing u, the niph, T,,,o

Don't Keep guessing; have il in
'r"ht OF y"n all tho time. We mcon
'hH np''n.dntc map Of South Africa.
W" ifanN'nal, Orange Free S,nlc,
'""@on' tn" Philippines, nli the new
~p"'S"Esi"ns Of tho United. Statca. OF
'h' world Ia general; given to Bullc.
TN and iS~nCrEYpESr suhscribcrs mn
u premium. Mr.. Forrest. the pcploI
representative 81 the bulletin. win
take pleasure in shaving to Won uhis
'hhP 'hh' YOU need Tor yOnrhclf Ia in.
~'''''Rohl'y understand tho seat Of the
war; Hnd which your children will no.
r""c with grcNl interest and 10 ibci,
pr"ht Hs u time saver. II in ncw. cor.
r'c'' c"vcrs everything To date. md
everybody shonld hayc ono.
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There nro l.2OO.WO miles 81 copper
wire used in telephone service In tho
United States, and 100000 cnlls are
received daily in the telephone OK.
changes OF the country. Tho wire
wonld girdlo tho cnrth ut tho equator
toTty.oight times, or reach from the
'nrth 10 the moon five timca.
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Theme for II a. m. July let; "Tht
Joy that IL not ashamed OF i~tscli.-
Christian Endeavor ut @ p. IN. Sub
iect; "When lie a Nation SateY'
Topic OF discourse at 7:3O y. NJ.
Heaven and Earth parted by IN open
door
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Reports chow TINT over fifteen hun
drcd lives have been saved through
tLc use Of Ono Minute Cough Cure.
Most Of these were cases az grippe,
Group, asthma, whoopnR cough. br0u.
chitis and pneumonia. Its early use
prevents CONSUMPTION. Elko Drug
Company.
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TEST

Ihv following test was unanimously
adopted aud will be- required uf All voters
Al IA" ensuing primary election, to wiz.
! VIII support tue nominees Of the Silver
iafth convention ana I will not SuBuprt amy
GALdtdaic FOR President or NiCc.ircsidrut
OF The United states who Ices not stand on
To- - W ''
adopted.
RESOLVED, That this committee dIrcc,
lAc county central committee Of tho silver
party IN ia" several counties Of the state Ia
car primary elections ~ the time d-sIy.
mated by this committee, and to dIstriS,
counties, hpportiUn delegates to the state
convention among thc districts OF their re-.
Spcctivc counties, and supervise tho ol.c.
'I'l u' Nnrh delegates, and mn ynCaurIry
ana 'Ihi IN COUNTIES having no . MAR ar.
ihHlH"u county central committee. we rr.
commend mat members Of tho state central
thlhinllic" 10 such counties hr. and ara
hoi'uH authorized to call primary olrrtinrs
mo !" supervise the election 81 such dele,
gales, ana ma vacancies.
NJ. SCUEEIINE,
" ''Otr, Chairman.
Secretary. 2jtd
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ii Is painful to record that our fcl.
low citizens Who acknowledge the
hcndship Of our great and good lei.
low citizen, lIadji Mohammcd Wo.
moli Kitam, 81 Sulu. have stur,
knives into two fellow citigcns clad in
the United States Khaki and fed on
United STATES corned beet. There il
indication that this is lladji's play ful
way OF intimating that his quarters
salary ia now due, but wc do wish he
would be lcss iorcibIo Ia his methods.
" there il anything to bo eaid ngalnst
him II ia that %seSualIy, politically and
M n tlavc driver he IL crude mud
Grass. Ito should learn from tho cx.
amrlcs furnished To him 10y tho mem.
bcrs Of New York society, the follow.
crs Of MIR, Hanna md tho owners Of
our Eastern factories -Iconoclnst.
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By order of the board Of Comfy
commissioners. all bills against the
County t." bc acted uunn by tho
board. must he 10, 4 un or before tLe
Saturday Immediately preceding the
Monday upon winch the Board rncois
"thcfwi"c the bills will not bc acted
lionrd. w"
Attest: \. &. DAwLry
Comfy Clerk.
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NOTICE.

by order ~ III" BonrI nf County
Cnmmisai"ncrs Of EIko County, state
OF Nevada, made tina 9th day az
February, ls.3, notice is hereby
gwen That all persona who are chnr..
Cs upon the county must come Ia the
County liospitnl. or ali claims Tor
Their support will hc disaliuwed by
siid hnnrG except IN cases Of extreme
cuI"t ecuCy.
Attcst: \. 6. DAwLrY
County Clerk.
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The Several Silver Party
County Central Committees
Saturday, the 18th day Of July, 1900

For the purpoS" Of c]lcctlng delegates 10 the
said convention in accordance with fEc
n!h"Nc basis 81 representation. the primary
tIrCtluh 10 uc carried ont In compliance
with the law. Uf TINS state.
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joins 5. MAYHUGH,
Foreman OF Grand Jury.
S. NJ. HENLEY. Clerk.

COMMITTEE ~ Z ASp ALLEYS.
70 the Foreman OF the Grand
jury We. your committee on
streets and alleys, beg to submit the
following report.
We find the main streets OF Elko TO
be III fairly good condition. The
alleys OF the town are all in need Of
some attention and, particularly, we
would recommend that the people OF
the town be prohibited from making
the street running back OF Garcia's
saddle shop and John Yowell's cor
rel a dumping place for old rubbish
and garbage,
JAMES ADAHs,
i. KNoPp,
4. G. Dorsey.
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June 81, 1900.
COMMITTEE ov HOSPITAL.
JAMES ADAMS,
i. KSoPP,
4. G.. Dorsey.

June ~, 1900.
COMMITTEE on HOSPITAL.
TO tho Foreman OF the Grand
Jpry:-Wc your committee appoint
ell to examine into the condition and
care OF the patients at tie county
hospital. beg to report that va have
performed that duty and find the
binding aud itB surroundings kept in
a neat and orderly condition. and
that the patients Gre we'll cared for.
We find the front porch la "A worn
condition aud would recommend that
the commissioners have the same put
Ill good repair. We also recommend
that the building be furnished with
ice daily in place OF weekly.
J. ". YowELL,
&. A.. GARDNER,
\. j. PuLLMAM.
COMMITTEE oS PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
70 the Foreman Of tho Grand
Jury:-fOur COMMITTEES on public
buildings beg leave to report that
they have performed tho duties AZ.
signed them and find tho Jail liz in
bad repair aud recommend tint the
present plastcrlng on the ceiling
should he removed and III lieu there.
Of iron shecting or s,cc! plate be sub.
s,ituted so M 10 prevent in the future
my Jail breaking. We find all other
buildings in reasonable repair.
All OF which IL pubmittcd for your
examination mud approval.
J.T. WRIGHT,
II. MCCNiS.
". u. ARMsrRoHu.
June 81, 1900.
COMMITTEE on BOOKS.
To the Hon. Jno. s. Mayhuph,
Foreman, and the mcmbcrs OF the
Elko county grand jury; gentle.
NES:-Wc, the undersigned your
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iNtlt Si' tfuVs
COMMITTEE OS DOORs,

To the Hon. Jno. s. Mayhugh.
Foreman, and the mcmbcrs Of the
Eiko county grand jury; gentle.
MES*-Wc, the undersigned your
committee appointed on tho books
AMI accounts 81 the district attorney.
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HEADQUARTERS on TuE STATE CENTRNIl
COMMITTEES: "E TIiE SILVER PARTY
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
American Fruits Beat the World,

American Fruits Beat the World.
In.the international competitions in
Horticulture at the Paris Exposition on
June Ii and June q, our exhibits of
apples and citrus fruits were the lar
gest ones there throughout the ex-
position, attracting much attention
from the general public as well as
favorable consideration from the Jury.
The U. S. section has had at all
times since the display began more
than double the quantity of these
fruits on exhibition than all other
nations together, France included,
and has received more than twice as
many awards on them as all other
nations. All the fruit exhibited thus
far has of course been of last years
crop, but preparations are now being
made to forward samples of the fruit
of the present season for display dur
ing the closing months of the expo.
sition. There is every indication that
the fruit exhibit will result in large
ly increased demand for American
fruit on the continent of Europe.
The above is from the New England
Homestead and is certainly good
record for this country. That the
Unites States should so largely lead
the world in the exhibits of fruits is
good evidence of the wonderful posi-
bilities of this great country of ours
and should be source of satisfaction
and stimulation to the best possible
efforts to keep in the front rank and
lead on in the race for excellence and
praiSw0rthy enterprise.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
GAYSVILLE.

The ladies Ct the M. E. church
will serve ice cream and cake on the
lawn at the home of Mrs. Arthur Bal
lard Tuesday evening Aug. 2Sth from
5 to s O'Clock. Everyone is cordially
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill re-
turned Wednesday from Waterbury
Center where they have been visiting
their son for two weeks.
Will Kennedy after spending few
weeks with friends in town starts for
his home in Vineland, N. j., today.
A lawn party was given on Tues
day afternoon by Mrs j.. G. Spauld-
ng and Mrs. A. w. Ballard at the
residence of Mr.. Spaulding in honor
of their guests Messrs. Porter, Nc
Kenzie and Wyman, Mrs. G. II Hard
man and Geo. w. Hartman. Others
who were present were II. j. Winter
and daughter Emma, Will Kennedy
and John Trip of Vineland, Rev. and
Mrs. Hill of Gaysville. After tea the
party adjourned to the lawn of Mrs.
Ballard where the evening was spent
in singing.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
A Minister'S Good Work.

VI mad severe attack of bilious collie. oct
4, Dottle OF Chamberlain's Collie, Colera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy, took two doses and was was
entirely cured" says Rev. A. A. Power, Of
Einporia, han. MY neighbor across the
three bottles of medicine from the d "U VI
re used them for three or four DAYS withomt
relief, then called in another doctor wv
treated INN for some days and gave him n"
reliet, SO discharged him. | went over ~
see him next morning. He said his bowe ie
were IN terrible fix, that they had been
funi'hg on SO long that it was almost bloody
lain's Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea P a,,os!
and a. he said, No | went home and h rouohyt
nm u my bottle and gave him one dose tsi ~
MN TO take another dose in fifteen or twe .o,
minutes II ne did not find relief but he t t
no more and was entirely cured" For . ssIs
by T.. A. Drown & Co., druggists, d du,e