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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04
GIANT RACE COMING.
New Food Furthers the Growth Of
the Human Frame.
Professor of the Chicago University
InyestiEntes Leeithin and SAys
IL May Make n Rnce of
BrobdiHnaEians.

The age OF the race OF giants is about
TO be ushered In again. Herceforth
there will be no pysmies. for a wonder
ful foods substance has been discovered
that makes men and animals grow
grow fast and large.
The myths that have come down from
ancient days tell OF races OF giants which
inhabited the earth or dwelt in the Is
ardso Of the sea. History. as constructed
from old records and folk lore. is filled
with stories Of Goliaths and Simpsons.
to say nothing Of Hercules. Science has
proved that the animals OF the earth
were once far larger than at present.
The giant races may all return as the
result OF the newly Giscoyred food sub
stance which stimulates growth so rap
Idly. The new food Is lecithin. Its won-
ierful qualities have Just been demon
Straied by a series of experiments con-
ducted by DR.. ShInkishi Hatai. pro-
lessor OF neurology at the University Of
Chicago. DIR. Haitai experimental with
white rats. and by feeding them lecithin
made them grow 90 per cent faster than
rats grow ordinarily. And this under
conditions OF atmosphere ard general
surroundings that were ~uufavorable.
The scientists say that lecithin Will have
aSimilar effect on human beings.
LHo'thtn is an organic phosphorus
containing body found in various ami
nal tissues. 1t is a brown. butter-like
substance, with an odor like that OF ran
lid fat.
The results OF DR.. Haitai's expert
nents. which he puts forth through the
American Journal Of Physiology, are In
part rs follows:
The white rats that received lecithIn,
either by intramuscular injection or by
the mouth. gained In body weight more
rapidly than those which did not re-
ceive this food. the average gain being
90 per cent. greater than was noted 10
the rats fed on plain grain diets.
The relative weight OF the central
nervous systems OF the rats treated with
lecithin was normal.
The nervous systems of the rats treated
with lecithin contained the same pro-
portion OF water and solids rs those OF
other rats.
The professors experiments show,
therefore. that the growth induced by
lecithin Is normal and healthy. 1t slim
ulates all parts and organs Of the body
exactly alike. thus acting unlike other
stimulants. which affect different organs
OF the body In different ways.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04
MnnznnitH Hall.

At IA meeting of the Board Of Regents
of the State University held yesterday
John Edwards Bray, the newly appoint
ed Regent, filed his oath OF Office and
took his seat MS q member Ut the hoard
On motion Regent Kirman was unani-
monsly elected President of the Board.
DIR. Stubs made his monthly report
and recommended tia. the name Of the
young ladies' domitory be changed from
Girls Cottage to Manzanita Hall. He
gave most excellent REASONS for the
change. After considerable discussion
Of different names the Board ordered
the name OF the domiiOry changed to
.Manzlnita Hall, 10y which name it will
he hereafter known. All letters here
after 10 the young Indies in the dormi-
tory should he addressed to ManZanita
Hail. After fixing the name the Board
took IL recess md proceeded to the
domitory and rcchristencd it with ap.
propriatc ceremonies. The young
ladies assembled in front OF the build
ing md DIR. Stubs introduced the
I Ifel'lcn' VI "" lDDhIu WHO IuIDT nlpU
the young ladies Of the action Of the
Board md then introduced Regents
Booher and Bray and President Stubs
who made short aud appropriate talks.
One Of the Young ladies' then broke u
bottle Of pure water against the build.
inr, after which tl!o young ladies sang
n college song and the ceremonies were
over. All present were then invited in
to the hall where light refreshments
were served.
The editor %! tho IHDErENDENT wishes
tn say that the change in the Dnmc Of
the girls d0rm'!Hry WIS not prOmptcdby
sentiment ,but was made ah-olutcly nee.
essary 10y cuuIIfin,- over win n the Re.
gents hal ~0nsor'rnl lnnrdrr !hc change
in the npli" ,irhi r'Nch the parents oi
the youn.: In !;ns living in the d"rmi.
tory ne 49, - possible the
IIrm u,~ in II. r'"l, ID. Sinhha 10
prrirrtr %iri"''' - s,,, ar. Ior the use 81
'nm ,nr" i"l "a T,e at, ~tinrnr, will
he "a ch 20 -" h "Il Il iIr rnnrron
and s'id !" n" .'aI' d. 'h,iirs nt Ic, unl
cost.
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New Club Formed In London which
II Ii Thought VIII solve tho
Servant Girl Problem,

An attempt will be made TO solve tho
British domestic problem by the for
nation OF n new club. to be called the
Arachnc club. which will be stated en-
tirely by women Of London. It Is meant
to afford n means Of training Young
women for domestic service. but thcy
aro not 10 he asked To do n scrub
bling or similar rough work, which
Will be left to the chlrw0mcn.
Tho training Is expected Ia Inst nine
months, three devoted to ordinary
housekeeping and six 10 cooking. At
the end Of the course servants will
have to pass cxaminl'io ions, for which
certificates will be Fl on.
The name hrachnc ',ng n rather mel
ancholy ref renee 'rrChrc wa tho
Lydian maiden. according to an old
legend, who challenged Athcnc 10 con-
test In weaving. and was changed By
that goddess into n spider.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04
1h- ii, ou,.n. war

A Helena dispatch ~ Dec. Is. Gays
that the Montana al has coached n
crisis.
The extraordinary session Of the Mon
tnra legislature which convened today
iii pursuance of the call issued three
wceks ago By Governor Tople. is likely
to be the arena 10, a giadia,orial c,m.
ba, as fierce md us intensely Interest.
ms rs the session OF several years ago
which witnessed the titanic struggle
between Copper King William A.
Clark md Marcus DAILY for "a seat in 'ie
United STATES Senate. Ia the preseLt
instance the results are far more
momentous than i'll the case OF the
struggle for he Eenatorship The fu-
ture welfare and property ~ one en-
tire and portions OF three other states
may be said to depend upon the action
OF the session. Arrayed against one
another in the gigantic fight is Angus.
tus I~IeiDze, of the Montana Ore Pur-
chasing COMPANY, hacked by the indie
pendent copper men - three states. and
~ Nh GoAiIAbN III IcStill-
ed 10y the Amalgmated Copper company.
The aim OF the session is 20 pass "A law
whereby mining cases map be taken
from n court to another when the
Judge III the initial court is shown to be
prciudiced. OLher legislation Of like
character has also been promised. 4
so.called Fair Trial bin, Of the character
now proposed, was passed 10y the last
legislature but was decided by the
Supreme Court to be Unconstitutional
on technical grounds
After vainly bringing pressure to bear
upon the governor to call n special SEES.
sion OF the legislature, the Amalgamnted
shut down its mines. throwing $1,000
men out of work, General Manager
Scallon announcing that under the laws
Of Montana the company could not Sc
cure justice. md TINT il would be useless
to operate the mines until assurance OF
fair treatment WIS given. He also said
that the mines should be reopened when.
ever the governor should issue n call for
II special session Of the Legislature to
pass remedial Legislation. True to his
promise General Manager Scallon or
dercd every mine and smelter ~reopened
on the day Governor Toole issued his
call ipr the special session.
Now, in slang phrase, lit is, up to" the
Legislature to frame, in response to POP.
ulnr demand. IA Change Of venue, or
change "f judge bill by which II litigant
may cvade going before n prejudiced
judge, and a t,ill changing the practice
so that the Supreme Court may review
findings ~ fact. rendered by IA trial
juigC, ns well as conclusions Of law.
Such Legislation will not I've enacted
without "a bitter struggle. Ii is to be a
bnt, lc to ilnr death between the Anal.
gamatcd on one side and the IIeinze
forces ard adhcrcits 81 the United cop.
per company on the other. To one side
or the ether it will he IA Waterloo.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04
THE UuEIF TOAD EATER.

n reports are true President ide
Wheeler Of the state university ~ Cali.
fornia il entitled to be unnnimou,ly ci.
ccted chief Lickspittle Of the Sucicty al
Scryille SycophaD;s. Tho Sacramento
Bee Say that he stopped II base ball
game on the campus at l~Ierkcly "n
Thanksgiving day Tor the reason that
"the game would he M insult t" tie
president oi Tie United States who had
snt inside that day for the altering 81
Thanks to Gpd- This kind of toad
cntng mn, bc Rr"t,rSimG to Roosevelt
bnt thare is nothing la indicate that it
is acceptable 10 God. There 10 no way
o. proving the suggestion hus rossii ly
the Great Creator OF the Unircr "a
would have been Just no well - Iisi'cd Ia
SEQ some healthy yohngstcr swat 4 base
ball for q homo run M lie WAS to hear
this |unrcasoning insens #" adu nti0u Of
Roosevelt.--Utah State Joufnal
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04
Itia Liberty Brief.

Il will DO remembered that il was moi
long Ego that Charles Burnham OF
Douglas county was pardoned from the
Nevada pcnitentiary, He has been
heard from.
Officers Of u Of tho interior towns Of
California sOugbt la take him prisoner
fnf burglary n tow days ago. but no
managed !" dude them and ran TO q
saloon kept Dy hi4 brother. Frank, who
resisted the representatives Of the law
so effectively that Charles managed to
escape. Ills freedom was Of short dura.
alton, however, u5 q telegraphic dcs.
criptioD landed him n few days later,
and he is now awaiting trial. Frank
will also answer 10 the charge OF resist.
ing an onicer.-CarsoD Nows,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04

A one story framc house. known as
tho Merritt house. situntcd near tho cor.
ncr ~ i. fili and COuti etrcots. This
house IL nearly new aud has MI the
m"i'rn improvements III the way of
b1thronm nnh closets. The house Is
well furnished mud will 10 sold M II
aianda on reasonable terms for cash.
For further particulars apply to.
+. y. Mccoy, EIk0, Nevada.
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Rooms for Rent.

Tie undersigned las for
rent a nice suite of rooms i'll
brick building, suitable tor
offices or dwelling. Also {
number of !iv ng rooms Oh
reasonable terms.
C.. l. MAYER.
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The purser OF In Atlantic passenger
"a % 49, H. annALI.. AuA -.

The purser OF an Atlantic passenger
steamer has anything but n happy lot.
especially on outward bound trips from
America PORTS. From his title one
would tE!h ic lid only TO !Ook after
the firaEc,, OF the .osssl. but in reality
his Office, so conveniently and pic
turesquc.y situated nj the top OF the
grand staircase (Which In boats OF less
magnificent proportions would be sim
ply ttrm".G OmPIHiOT"D IL really az
busy i bureau ms ely IN Capel court or
Wall street. II IL no doubt legitimate
cnOU / E 'y"sCt the purstr to be quite
au iai. VIA he monetary mnttCrs, to
explain To TIE BriiighCr the difference
between " collar ard. a crown, or to the
America ihat the Erccnback. that use
full but u-5l.ory nedium Of exchange,
Is treated with sCUrn and contumely In
Europe. / Nmericans are par excel
lcnce the iuicrrogators OF the world
and to {. g purser Is simply q walk
ing tr",'.f prGIa.
lie l. led to tell them all about
the ship ATS right orOIgh-but they
want To :cT all about the passengers
ms well-w@O they are. where they have
como from and where they are going.
how much they are worth. and n little
tit-bit Of ntws about their social life. He
is also asfed about every hotel, begin
ming at Lii crpOGl and ending nj Rome.
the best saCPs whtrcat to purchase DIFF.
fercnt arii'its. who will give the best
discount iCr cash. whore the question:.
er's wife cln best DO riegcd ZIP In Ell.
ropcan f. shion and the most likely 70.
sort at wh!cI his daughter might run
across some lm]pccunious scion OF Brit.
lsh nobility.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04

1t has re- mained for MB. Rorer. the
famous domestic scientist, to lind tue
nicrobe Of divorce. Eggs-hard boiled,
soft boiled and scrambled ere the real
roo. Of the evil. The morning appetite
for eggs ia fatal to domestic peace. up
roofs the piquant charms Of home life
aud kicks happiness ont Of the window.
When the Troublesome in-iuuates
itsel II into one's system, lawyers troop at
the door aud II day i'll court follows So
Mrs. Rorer declares.-Dnluth Herald.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04
EECLiIMISG AL.KAL.I LASD.

The rcpcr; u the Secretary OF agri-
culture raHs that curing the pas, year
the bureau of soils has been engaged in
making alliali reclamation demUustra.
tons in the arid west. Referring to an
extensive experiment located near Salt
Lake City. where nm area Of 10000 acres
is unpcOduCtive because Of an excess Of
alkali, II tract Of forty acres was secured
and the work OF reclamation, liz Cooper
alton with the Utah experiment station,
was undertaken.
At the beginning this tract was found
to contain more han DE- percent OF salt
or Il totnl Of 5,G5I tens in four feet Of
soil, Two.thirds Of this quantity has
been removed by the simple method Of
undertakings and flooding.
II is believed that the entire area will
be sufficiently sweetened by the end OF
the present seas III to permit growing Il
shallow crop. The value OF alkali lands
ut Salt Lake is but SS per acre. M
against 800. to 1850 an acre Tor lands
not affected. The cost of installing the
drainage system was about SO per
acre.
An experiment was also undc: taken
near Fresno. Cal, where AN excess Of
alkali caused II depreciation in lands
aggregating not less than 8 l,OO0,o0n.
The wOil here has been us successful as
at Salt Lake CITY. An experiment has
also been successfully installed nj
Yakima, Wash. Tho department will
Establish six Of these demonstration *
periments in parts of the west where
loss from alkali has been great.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04

The partnership heretofore existing I've,
tween Peter s. Miller and John II. Butler,
doing business rs The Eiko Bottling Work:
under the firm name Of Miller x Butler,
is hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
Al bills due the firm are payable TO Peter
S. Miller at the I:lko Bottling Works, and
all debts owing by the firm will BE- paid
by him on presentation Of bill.
PETER S. MILLER,
JOHN Il. BUTLER.
Elko, Nevada, December 2. 1908.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04

Considerable excitement has rcIrned
among the drcssmakcrs' assistants In
the hue dc In Paix. Paris. who. following
the example Of the stock brokers. have
arranged n walking race from Paris ia
Nanterre. n distance OF nearly eight
miles. Eleven hundred already have on.
tered. but II is expected 1000 will start,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04

Since bad cooking Is said TO cnnse
drunkenness the law may have TO take
the matter up. says the Chicago Daily
News. Then n wonan accused OF I'm WING
pcrpetrated n mInce pic or n batch of
angel food with Intent 10 commit great
bodily injury would have to look sharp
or the sheriff would get her for n boord.r
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04

"Ill bet n dollar II I snould ask yo,,
TO marry ME y0u'd refuse" vcntured
Gussic. trying to inject a little more
spirit into the conversation.
"My, but you're n cheap one!" re-
spondcd the girl.
"W-y-y-why?" stammercd Gussic.
because you won't bet more Than n
collar 81 4 sure thing" B1ltimorc
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Nothing Funny Thrr.

II the man who laughed himself IN
death at n New York show had been NJ.
tending n comic opera tho catastropbe
mover wr"'' "r"n occurred
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YArge- MArLG.-N prr Valley. No.
ynda. y ,'"u.," 81 .. ~ ,. 10y Rev. Geo.
II. Greenfield. Mr.. WIN. Yates 10 Miss
Nova Naples, both Ia Pine Valley.
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Program Of Farmers Institute,

Program OF Farmers InstIiuic,
To be held in Elko, Nevada, Decem.
Der Ilth urd 18th, 1903:
FRIDAY, DEC. llTH. l0:30 a. n.
Organization.
Welcome .............. Webster Patterson
&esp nse....................Dr. }. l.. S,ubbs
TWO O'clock. p. NJ.
Gophers and Jack Rabbits aud the
Means OF Eradication, (by requestl
..........................Prof. Peter Frandsen
Insects Affecting Garden crops and
Fruit Trees, (by request)..."........
S. Is. Doten
Discussion
= vEN:THIRTY O'CLOCK, y. NJ.
Some Range Problrms--Drought Re.
sisting Forage Plants, (by request.)
DISCUSSION
Feeding Cattle for Beei....................
Nj. james Russell
Hog Ciolcra........Prui Peter Frnndsen
oIscussi. .........
Question 10
Under this bend. the Station Stall viii
undertake tn answer questions OF Il
pertinent nature which have been
written and put into the box ut the at.
ternOon session.
SATURDAY, f l2rH, 10 A.. NJ.
DIirying in Elko County-Io the indus
Try one that can he made profi'ah;.
to ElEo county farmers in the iu-
......Mr. James S. Lyons, Deeth, Nevada
Dis GU f: OF .................. zee.
The Essentials 81 Modern Home Dairy
ing. Uantern slides).................
..............:..........Proi. n. F. Wilson
discussion
W O'CLOCK, r.. NJ.
Cattle Judging-Dairy and Beef Type.
To he followed 10y practical demon
s~trntion in Judging animals. in
the High School yard.................
Prot, Gordon II. True
The entire afternoon session will he
given up to thip interesting md import.
ant subject.
Two:THIRTY O'CLOCK, PA .
Special for the Ladies Of Elko
and Vicinity
MISS Kate Bardenwcrper OF the Domes
tic Science School o! the University
will speak to the ladies un ~Ihe
Woman with the Broom to be iul.
lowed by Il short talk on "WhoI:'
nome Sweets" illustrated hy the
"ltcal Article" Thi- will hr u ;reli
for all " lO attend.
This session will he held in Mizpi,h Hall
EYES THIRTY o'CL"CK T. 81.
Crickcts lantern Slides
Prof. \. u Drtcn
Discussion.
....................
House Plants md Gurden S~hrubs.........
..................... .....Prof. Is. Z. Kennedy
Discussion
'llIc Eyp' rlmr nj station md it's work III
Nevada. .............P Prot n. T.. Wilson
q 'ca""n
Mo "..."......""..... INSTRUMENTATION.
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ss..gs.l s", - 5000
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-30
DOCTOR
EPLEY
FElf GOT EVEN
--=a
Editor Wanted Painless
Dentistry
But Received an Old Fashioned
Wanted p;
Dentistry
Painless
But Received an Old Fashioned
Yank on the Jaw

Friday last Ex-Governor Fletcher
came to the city on business. the
chief part of which was to have a dis.
obedient tooth extracted. Some one
asked him to what dentist he was go.
ing. He said he thought he would
p%atronize DR.. Epley. for two reasons
The first was that II he got hold Of a
tooth It was sure to come out: the
second was that he had heard that the
doctor had a new process. which e D
abled him to draw a tooth without a
particle Of pain, and besides he be.
lieved that the doctor was just as gen.
tie as the other fellows Of quarter his
size.
1t was not long until the Santiam
hero found himself in Or. Epley's of
fee. After exchanging the usual
greetings. the governor said: Doctor.
| want o to pull a tooth for me. as
| understand o can do so without
pain That's what I can" said the
doctor please be seated in this
chair" The governor obeyed. open
your mouth said the dentist. Then
taking him by the hair. he reached for
his forceps. Amt YOU going to apply
the battery first" said the ex-editor.
Il guess not" replied the doctor.
why note" Well" continued the
doctor. only a short time ago 7 read
an article OF yours In the Journal on
Drawing a Tooth. and In that article
you were pretty hard on my profes.
sion. / have now got You where I
want YOU. It's a long lane that has no
turn In II. I1l draw your tooth, but
not by the new painless process. You
don't deserve e. and youll have to
suffer" saying which he applied the
forceps TO the offending molar, and In
the twinkle Of an eve held II mp before
the astonished editor. who again saw
all the stars In the universe. well.
that's n on me-" said the knight Of
the quill. ITS all right. doctor. | de.
served It. | am so thankful 20 you
doctor that you did not pun out a
sound one. Many a man would under
the circumstances. All | have 10 say Is
that you made a mighty good job Of IT,.
although II stung like the dickens"
IAN right. governor" replied the
doctor. We're square now. When
you want a tooth drawn again ! here.
by promise you that | viii apply my
new painless process 10 IL, and re-
move the offending member without
your knowing IT,"
Thank you" said the governor,
you're all right, doctor, for I shall
certainly give you all my work in this
line In the future. Good bye. old Eel.
low. But see here, for heavens sake.
neve say anything about this to any.
one. Never" said the doctor, and
they parted the best OF friends in the
world.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-30
WomANs' DUTIES.

A who keeps her house IN or
der and has the care Of a family has
just as much responsibility as the man
who provides the can 10 carry on
the housekeeping, She Is deserving
Of the more credit since the demands
on her strength is greater. The ever
lasting meme about her duties, and
the confinement necessary 70 carry
them out Is very trying to the nervous
system. this produces a strain on the
mind that max her irritable, cross,
and dissatisfied, which Is just as
much a disease a. rheumatism or ca
tarrh. II nerves can be built up and
made strong by medicine Of some kind
this feeling Is changed 70 one OF
cheerfulness ana pleasure Ia aer du
ties. The medicine that makes strong
nerves. and prevents disease
by building up the entire system, Is
DR.. Gums Blood and Nerve Tonic, a
20 take AZ meal time. Cures
nervous p~rostration by making rich
red blood. feeding the nerves. aud
making solid hesh Al the rate OF ] TO
3Ds per week. This medicine IL sold
By druggists for 75c e boz. OF ; box
es for $500. or sent by mail. postpaid,
receipt OF price. Write az about
yOur case. Address DIR. Bosanko Co.
Phiiadeph'A. Pa For sale Al DR..
stones Drug Stores.
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UNION HOUSE.

Your stepmother is still here, a.
busy as ever. When your clothes are
worn and dirty. or the buttons on.
take them TO her. at the Salem Dyeing
and Cleaning Works. Repairing and
refining; new velvet collars put ON
oyercOats; also four suits a month for
81. Called for and returned.
MRS. G. II. WALKER. Prop.
1876 Commercial Street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-30
IS THE USE

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"a what you want. or OF starving your
self to avoid such distressg Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets taken after eating
viii digest your food perfectly, and
free o from all the disagreeable
symptoms OF indigestion and dyspep.
STA. Eat what you like at any time,
aud take an Aeker tablet %afterward.
Positively guaranteed. Your money will
always be refunded II you are not sat.
isfed. Write TO us for a free sample.
". II. Hooker & Co. Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-30

Modern Woodmen Of Ameriea-ors'
gon Cedar Camp No. 524s. Meets
every Thursday evening :. 8 o'clock
Holman Hall, Frank A. Turner. v.
c.; A. l. Brown. CLERK.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

Advertisements. 1--WE lines or less. 10 this column
q moSih. Al oSsT nvs iiass q tine sane rate.
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We sell the greatest Of lood pur.
fers, AekeTs Blood Elixir, under a pos
tive guarantee. II will cure All ehron'
&c and other blood poisOns. II you
eruptions or sores on your body,
OF are pale, weak, run down, Il is Just
what you need. We refund money II
you are not satisfied. so cents and
800. ID. j. Fry, druggist