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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-26
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

simon Bray. Drvis t.iny and W. e
G"yI'ar' left hr Phrsnde thus after
noon. ....
Cnrna'inn chn'rln,es. hand. mnJe
cr"a'n+ and soda "ater right from the
fountain Mt Gar r"h' ~ Hulty's. .
w. + Maliourv WAS nomin ,tcd ycs
Ter iay Tor count! rommIs~iuner in stead
OF a. Ramsay rs published. The mis-
take was due to haste.
The question OF the hour in ElI,o il.
What did Charley Henderson md Chas
Grover do to the Republican count,
convention yesterday.
Hon. G. d. Van Ouzer, Hon, John
Sparkle. Hon. Lemucl Allen. Hon. Geo
r. Talbot, Hon. John f.. Bray and Hon
George s. Brown will speak to the PEG.
pie VI Elko at the courthouse Saturday
night, \ more extended notice will m.
pear tomorrow.
The newspaper men ot Exc are in
the swim this year. Tom Tenant,
foreman OF the INDEPENDENT office. anu
=. Ii. Sproule, editor Of the Free Press.
were given nominations Yesterday that
will Ito them no good. Tho editor ~ the
INDEPENDENT will take II great deal nt
pleasure in seeing he other two 90 uu
Salt river.
MIR. Harrington in his remarks last
night pokcd It goal .irai Of fan ut al,
lNDtPESDENr bcrause Ton Remnant
has wor&'d N the 9TH IL siurr \ ri, 1897
and hah remained Il dyed in the WOO
Republican. He said It WIS the effects
OF unadu.terated Democracy taken in
large doses. There is where he i.
mistaken. The reason the mcdi
cine did not root ont Tom,
Iicpuhllranism IL bccau-e h,
refused to- lake 1t Is prescribed, lie |.
Il stubborn rascal when it comes t.
taking medicine thai he does not like
\ good dose OF it will bG administers
at the polls Oh the 4th Of November.
When the Republican convention be
nnn nominating a ticket yesterday tn,
enthu -Iasm OF the delegates began I,
gradually die ont and by the time tn,
office II District Attorney was reache,
1t had all taken wings. The result wa
that c. b. Henderson, the Democrat
nominee, received the unanimous en-
dorsement Of the convention, One
started on this road the delegates wer
as enthusiastic as they had been in til
morning and c. w. Grover. the Demo
cratic nominee Tor Recorder. was ais
endorsed. This is rather queer polite
but then E!ko county Republicans ar
queer people this year.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-26

The nomination OF Oscar Ora ham for
State Senior by the Democratic county
convention was n tribute to the honesty
and sterling qualities OF the man rs well
as a recognition ~ the right OF laboring
men to form unions for their protec ton.
Mr.. Graham has lived in Elko county a
great many yemrs and is thoroughly
posted on it's nee.'s. Two years ago he
was elected to the Assembly and made a
clean, honorable record. While some OF
his votes may not have pleas ID all oi his
constituents, all admit his sincerity OF
purpose and the conscientious perform
ancc OF duty rs no saw it.
Mr.. Graham is Il IN iber by occupation
and Il member Of the Tuscarora Miners
Union. lilo is thoroughly in accord with
the principals Of organized labor and
consequently is m earnest, uncompro-
missing Democrat. His worth as n
citizen and his experience as a legislator
make him u strong candidate before the
people and eminently fit him for the
pos ition Of State Senator. A vote for
Oscar Graham ia n vote for n
clean, honest man who will do his duty
Gs he secs it under all circumstances.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-26
A Lanhor Senantlon.

The Lander county grand jury has
been III session for a week investigating
the charge Of cattle stealing against
james Watt and George Williams and
1t promises to develop into one OF the
most sensational casea ever known In
the State. The first named defendant
is a brother Of George Watt, tho present
Sheriff OF the county. and the family ia
one OF the oldest and most respected in
Lander.
warrants are now ont for the arrest
OF James Watt and Williams, who were
partners in II ranch about forty miles
east OF Austin, and so far rs known
there is no clue To their present where.
abonts. The case has been complicated
by he reported refusal Of Sheriff
Watt to serve n warrant on his brother.
lSum1rs are flying thick aud fast in in
Austin 81 others being implicated at
least to the extent Of having knowledge
of the cattle stealing operations of
James'Watt md Williams, which many
believe have been gong on Tor some
time and that hundreds Of head
have been stolen from ~varions
cattlemen OF =, der and Eureka coun.
ties. brands md eA-marks altered, and
the Thim&.s shipped out Of the country
The case against Walt and Williams
IS beng prosecuted by the Lander
County Cattle Association.
The particular case which the grand
jury has been investigating Ii the
stealing Of about thirty head
OF cattle belon Iing to Pat Walch
and the Dean estate. Some OF these
cattle were found on the ranch OF Watt
and Williams and the remainder were
traced to Reno and Loyalton. Cal. 1t is
said they we're mcluled III a shipment
OF several hundred head made by Mrs.
George Watt to Iohn Sparks OF Reno
about three weeks ago, the latter having
disposed OF a part OF them to a cattle
man living at Loyalton.
The stolen cattle we're traced by de-
t~ectiyes employed by the Lander assoc.
iation. The brands and marks had been
changed, but the work had been done IN
such a ~bungIing manner that detection
was not n difficult matter and the owner.
ship OF the cattle can be easily
proved.
The Lander grand jur y adjourned to
meet again today. pending the arrival OF
the superintendent OF the Dean estate
from California. BY him it ia expected
/ to prove the ownership of ten head Of
, the cattle which we're sold to John
Sparks. 1t is the general belief in Austin
that several indictments will be founC
against James Watt md Williams. The
. former was traced to Eureka, thence tc
Elko and then back to a ranch betveer
Eureka and Austin, where the trail was
lost. Williams disappeared about the
| time the first facts Ill regard to the steal,
] ing became known and his present
whereabouts are also a mystery-Silyer
, State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-26
\ Dozen Don't- for Boys.

Don't conceive the idea that ito smart
to follow the example Of tough men,
Don't bo afraid To say "ycs."
Don't imagine that smoking cigar.
cites makes you n man.
Don't cultivate u mustachc ut the
expense Of good manners
Don't forget TINT your mother il 4
woman.
Don't let your Maitland become too
tight.
Don't call your father "the old man
and imagine that it cxhibits your
Independence.
Don't grumblc Mt hoehandlo blislcrs
until you can quit proudly exhibiting
the spraincd baseball finger.
Don't read "Dcadduck Dick" litcra'
turo until after you hava finished all tho
good books in tho public libraries.
Don't grumblo about doing the chores
IA long M you cat and sleep ut home.
Don't forget TINT tho thing tho ".
orago boy thinks smart 10 the thing that
In foolish.
Don't forget that only II cowardly
| boy ill-trcats his little sister.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-26

Tho Democratic county convention
named Wilson u. Armstrong Of Dooth
M ito nominee Tor tho Office Of county
asscesor. Mr.. Armstrong hRs lived in
Elko county continuously since 1868,
Ia fact it may be truthiully said that he
was raised in Starr Valley whore no has
lived since coming TO tho State. Ills
long residence in the county and his
acquaintance with its people make him
a strong and popular candidate with the
masses.
lilo Inns successfully followed the busi.
ness Oi ranchmg aud hotel keeping
lIis experience in business. taken with
his knowledge 81 public affairs and the
value Of property throughout the county
o%mincntly tit him Tor tho Office Of county
assessor. ilc thoroughly understand
tho dutics OF tho Ollie" and, II elected
will faithfully aud honestly perform
them. a vote for him will be a vote tol
m honcst capable official. See that you
re- mcmber him on election day.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-26

Hon. G.. ID. Van Duzcr. nominee Tor
Congress, Hon. John Sparkle, nomin,s
Tor Governor. Hon. Lemucl Allen nom.
iucc FOR Lieutenant Governor. Hon.
Cleo. f.. Talbot, nominee Tor Justice OF
the Supreme Court, Hon. John f.. Brny,
neminee for Superintendent OF Public
Instruction, Hon. Geo. $. Brown. nom
NEE FOR Judge Of the It'll judicial Dis
trict. will speak at tho following places
Oh The dhtcG mentioned:
Wells, Friday, september 2ith.
Eiko. Saturday, September eth.
Dccth. Sunday. September 18th.
T]uecaura, Moniay. September 10Th.
;ion. =. u. NanDuzcr will speak Mt
Eigemont and Bull Run on Tuesday.
September Both. White Rock and Noun.
tain City, "Wednesday October Let.
by order Of the Fusion State Com.
mIttcc,
y. W. RoFP.
Secretary.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-26
Deafness Cannot 10 Curod

by local applications as they cannot
reach tho diseased portion OF the ear.
There ia only II way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional RENE.
dice. Deafness is caused by an milan.
cd condition OF the mucous lining Of tho
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets
intiamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect henrinRand when il is entirely
closed deafness in the result, and unlces
the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored 10 its normal condi.
ton hearing will be destroyed forever,
nine cases out OF ton are caused by ca.
tarrh. which is nothing but an inllamed
condition OF the ucou surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness tcauaed by
catarrhl that cannot be cured by liall's
Cntarrh Cure. Send for circulars, trcu.
+. j. CHENEY 4 co,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold 10y Druggists. 75c.
Tails Family Pills arc tho best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-26

Allow n cough to II until it gets
beyond the reach OF medicine, They
often say, "Oh, IL will wear away" but
in tuost cascs IL wears them away. Could
they DO induced to try tho successful
medicine called Kcmp's Balsam. which
ia Ruld on II positive guarantee TO cure,
they would Immediately SEQ the excel.
ent effect after taking the first dose.
Price DC. and bOc, Trial sizo free. For
sale by Elko Drug Co.
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An Unaccnuntabie Omission.

Through sOmO nncco untnble over
sight ycstcrdny the nomination ot a. q.
Dawley Tor clerk and treasurer was
Omitted from tho list Of nominations
mado by tho county convention. wc
regret tho omission, but as everybody IN
the county knows the Office ot clcrk nnd
tarnsuror in tho most important in tho
county and that Gay DawIey Ia just The
man 10 Hll il and his nomination was II
forcgono conclusion, no injury has beer
done. 1t ia simply II Of those crrota
TINT ara Liable to occur mt my timo IN n
newspaper Office md onc TINT cannot bo
accounted Tor, except by cnrclcesncss'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-26
y. W. RoFP,
Secretary,

II you want II line drcg shoe go to T..
Dscll.
whyY because hc carries u complete
limo 81 tho celebrated SELF shoes which
are tho best ID tho market.
Also tho best grade OF men p working
shoes. and II fine line Of ladies', misses
aud cliildrcn's shoes oi all kinds.
Being II practicnl shoemaker |
understand how tO buy only tho best Of
goods and guarantee all shoes purchBs.
cd trom mo. ! nlBo carry u complete
line ~ furnishing goods.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-26
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Tho jury IN the rnr ~ G.. =. II il.
rough III Il verdict 4 not ru.It, Ia
night. On the tir-t htllut ia. Jury sto, I
I Tor %a"cqu'ttnl l." . Tor CONVECTION.
JanesJ ~Shaughncssy WIS ac.;u;t,cI
OF the charge ~ murder by -. jaw
lint dried him, Ills defcna. w:,s - .ri,y
caused 10y AN excessive. Indifference in
drugs sud intoxicating liquors.
There was II cutting scrape ut Il, ndon
last night Report says that II latorer
got into an alteration with the book.
Keeper and was severely cut with "A
knife. Constable Mccoy went to
Lyndon Ia investigate the affair. 1t is
sail TINT the injured mun couuot live.
Judge tiawley. Simon Bray, Orvis
Ring aud W. G. Gayiart, big Repub-
lean guns. arrived from the west at
noon. They will all talk to the people
OF Elko tonighE. They are all first class
men. but all 81 tnem hnve wrong
political ideas.
The delegates to the Republican
county convention are enthusiastic
cussa5. They hp"lau everything IN
sight md seemed to In !e IA big stock 81
enthu,ilsm cork"d up ready for use
They will not be 81 enthusiastic after
the votes are counted.
When the ease 4 the State W.. Frank
Fox WAS called this forenoon. the
Defendant filed an ali Iav.t and asked
'"t II continuance" nu the ground that
his witnesses were not preseai. The
I'isirici Ati"rn"y 'pip- cd the contiuu.
nnc" On I'll" groun liza! the dcf.nsr had
not u,.l tn. diligence. After list ruirg
tn arguments ~ counsel, the court con
tirr"i IA" case uu II ,.'rlGck tomorrow
uOrur..r.
Tie lay 81 the lightning roll Is pass
ing. The governments latest census
returns shows thai FraGnlin's invention
Tor Protecting the house liz little used
to-day. No electrical manufacturing
establishment reports it among it,
products. and, so far as the censes
expert has been able to learn, only one
American electrical engineering firm
makes Il business Of setting W. the rods
or designing them.
The funeral Of William W. Moshier
Of New York State was conducted THU
afternoon from the Pullman Undertake
ing ParlorE. Mr.. Moshier was % year,
OF age and leaves an aged father ana
mother in New York State. lie
has been in EIko county for severn
u.on tbs coming here from LOvclock
The cause OF his death was tuberculosis
Rev. Mr.. Greenfield conducted tho
service OF the Presby terrain church n
the grave.
The adoption Of a silver plank by
Republican State Convention would bt
III ridiculous M II prohibition resolution
10y an association OF liquor dealers. Blu
the Republicans OF Nevada cannot b.
charged with such an ahsurdity. 1t
alleged SILVER plank ls nothing NOR
or less than An enforcement of the golt
standard policy Of the National Repub
lican iarty and il purpose To destrn,
wl" little rrmnnIt Of E.metHlism thn
rrmu - in the ii anciaI system OF thu
Matte: .-Jour.il.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-26
Passenger Assaults Porter.

An aGTrnv occurred between n passcn-
ger named Grimstead and II Pullman
porter on train No. & in the eastern
part ui the state Fudny. MIR. Grim.
stead resented what appeared to him as
a too familiar remark which tho colorcd
man addressed 10 his wife. md no i'm.
mediatcly SHED u fOotstool Mt the
p%orter's hcnd, to the discomfort
OF thnt individual, Tho negro
pulled n weapon and started
Tor Grimsicad, when n number NJ pass.
cngcrs intertored mud the two men were
separated. Whom the train arrived IN
Ogden Grimstcad wms placed under
arrest mt tho instance 81 Detective Dan
Fitzpatrick, aud taken Ia tho station
house, where he WA placed under a.
bail. which he Deposited, and left on thu
next train Tor tho east.-En;crpriso.
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FRDrl SATURDAYS DAILY.
SaImagundi.
Mr.. Mnuacr is reported easier today.

Juhy. Talbot went tn winuemucca
last niyht lie will return tonight.
hold office for ~ wear and
hi. G ,udi'lncy Tor recollection.
Although 'he gr IND jury Ignored the
charges against .evcral prisoners in the
couniy al. Sheriff Bcveridge still has
thirteen steady In triers.
Inn Nnmau's Guilt 1t st. Pauls
Church will rive II public reception mt
the Rcc'nrI Monday evening from T:3D
until ten o'clock. All ara invited
to come and meet Rev. Meredith and
wife.
II ElkO county wants a resident
Judge, its voters should cast their
ballots for George 5. Brown for Judge
Of the Fourth Judicial District. The
office il nou-poli,ical and Mr.. brown is
every way fitted for it.
4 great many diseases have been
given names that are seli-descriptive.
Reporters paralysis is II new phase of
%.writer's cramp,- and -housemaid's knee
is an aiili :tlon common to ihOea whose
work keeps them i'll a knecling position.
The bicycle face explains itself. and
the automobile face" is mn a%ggravat
form ~ bicycle face One Of the
lfte.: is -notorman's ear" 1t il said To
be AN affection ~ the ear cause by the
constant rTgmg 81 the -igunl hell.
II he Democrats ~ EIku county want
To hc represented III Cong rss by men
whO hold the same point al principles,
they will vote for Clarence ID. Van
Duzrr and the Legislative ii :kct pledged
to the support ~ Frnucls g. Newltnds.
Warren McCabc, who wius recently re-
tnr"cd I" III Iowa msan" asylum, IL said
To toe rational on all subj cts except that
hc thinks he IL Governor Of the sun and
can make il shine at his command. A
great many Republicans think that their
party controls the We .ther aud brings
good crops, and yet they are permitted
10 run at iargc.-Commoner.
The Democrats OF White Pine county
hrid IA convention ut Ely last Monday
and nominated Joseph Judd Of Preston
and James Reilly of Cherry Creek for
the Assembly and a full county ticket
~ith the exception Of county clerk,
Whit" Pine will give Il good account 81
herself on election day.
Our camp vas favored ~ Il visit from
Judge Talbot who Inns served this dis.
tnct IN Judge for "a number 81 years
without fear or favor. IIe has administer
al justice to all aud his Judgements
have stood the test. The Judge has
many good frcnds. i'll fact, all our
citizens are his friends and regret ,hn.
he should leave our dist riot even though
he is called to 20 mp higher, even to the
supreme or highest court which he will
grace with dignity and dispense justice
with an impartial hand. Tho Judge
LEFT on iirc stage Wednesday morning.
--DSLnmhr Lode.
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Junior Enhoavor Mt 10 4. n.
Preaching at II n. IN.
Sunday school at $50 p. m.
Hospital Service Mt go y. ".
Lecture Ia women, 3 D.. IN.
Chrislian EndcHvor nj q p. IN,
Sermon. I y. III. Theme: "Whcrc is
Tint Young Man" Tho in tho
evening will DO preached by Mira. Ada
Unruth a cordial invitation il extend.
cd to all 10 bc present.
GEO. II. G~REEHpIELD.
Pastor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-26

There nrc times when Your liver needs
u tonic. Don't givo purgntivcs that
grippe and weaken, DcWitt's Little
EARLY Riecra cxpcl all pOison from tho
syRt"m mud net ma tonic to the liver. W.
scott, 81 Highland ave. Milton. Pa,
9ayg: 81 have carried DcWitt's Little
nafiy RiHcra with me for ~sovornl years
nhu would not be without them" Small
and raay Ia talc. Puroly vegetable. T1ioy
never gripc or diatrcea. Elk0Drug Go,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-26

Mcsscrly's cigar store Is the place 10
got the best homo made, white labor
cigars in the market. Cigars sold by
Wholesale, retail or sins 10 box. None
but tho best tobacco used and no Chinese
labor employed. Give tho leader,
Superior and Signorjta a trial,
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NrpuqiIcnn Township Ticket.

The following is tho Republican ticket
for this township:
Justice Of the Peace Sam MullcnniS.
Couetublc-Pcto Miller.
Road Supervisor Noise Ouderkirk.
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(FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.
MIR Mauser is better today.

" N"i'' T.
Owing To the iIncss of Mr.. Mauser
'"e raw" ha"er! VIII "e ciosel Tor
several "aSs'
\ vote Tor the Fusion STINT, ticket
will he n vote .or I'M honest, economical
adminisr ration. Of tn,. .Stnt, government
Mr.. W. 7, Smith, MR. ]. Henderson
and Mrs. l.. Rciullart and Milton left for
Chicago last night.
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,,,u 49,. n.S 80.
Fin" Presidents condition was report
ri favorable yesterday. Ills physicians
INSIST upon "b'oiut" quiet. but do no
anticipate amy seri"ns result.
Grorco < R,owp ,ba uovt Ir,o, ~,
'he Fourth Judicial District, vent up
to Wells thus forenoon t. attend the
meeting tonight.
T,o ou ..ou
IL. ,.;n ...,:,.,
print them on short notice. Candidates
should make "A note OF thiu when they
want cards.
Evorvbod, shoulI ,u- ~, Ala.
me.,ir, ,o,ow ni,h, ~" hom, 49,.
been engaged and there will he plenty
Of music. Republicans are especially
invited to come out and hear the true
political gospel.
Ada W,,Ioco Irorrb H.,ono, 1o,,
rro ~ ,Lo W ~ ~ ~ IN Lit +
popular lecture on That Boy at MiZ.
pah Hal Monday evening Sept. 23th.
Admission % cents.
4 vote for Cav Uorbir for cbor;r ,r;u
me a vote for AN hopos, o~roroot;c
can,bIo official Ia !, ;ro, ,ho n,nn %,
sheriff Of Elk county, and don't you
forget 1t.
The Fraternal Order OF EAGLES will
be instituted this evening. Friday, Sep
, TENDER 2Gth, mt Mizuah Hall nj :
o'clock sharp. All interested should h,
on hand.
r f. l.. RubIe, Travelling Passenge
Agent OF the Union Pacific, arrived
from the west this morning and spep
the day in town. tic is a very pleasan
gentleman.
,-".n"a .r.., 49," T,
-, ,u VI
RopuhI;cor IN r,Iidnto tor ,ho ,o.onhI.
He will r~ealize this after fine votes ar,
copp,cd.
WIN ""E'er'' WHO nhs oeeh VISITING
nus '"'n'r lot lit i's' l'" weeks lei
ahls morning LOT Ills nome NJ rort""rtl
leA"s' lhe young hhh hhade many
L;ma., ''
In making up your ticket for the
legislature no not overlook !. II. PoguC
II Oscar Graham. Both are old
citiA+I OF the county and Thoroughly
understand its needs. Both OF them
should have the united support OF theil
Inc la"les OF the Presbyterian church
VIII give II chicken dinner ut Mizpaf
'iaH saturday afternoon from ! till :
O'CLOCK ana VIII serve ice cream and
cake "Iter the PUBLIC Meeting Mt The
court rouse Come bere and get q
Gooh chicken dlnner before You attend
inc Punl'c meeting.
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wv -,
Iho '~opnphchhs Already concedo thu
erection Oh lqin i'ih'er as State senate
o"' 'n,n" I"'y hhVe II chnnce 10 detca
oscar "Ian"m WIN Mr. licrrin' The!
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-06-27

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tarrh wherever located.
Mrs. Alex. johnson, 256 University ave-
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a month 1 ,Cas a yell tCOntan, ana
he1rtiLy recommend IL TO any
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took their medicine for eighteen months
without any benefit, and hearing about Pc.
runa | decided to try it. | used nine bot
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Two years ago, and am now in perfect
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If YOU do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving q
full statement of your case and he will be
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gratis. mi
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