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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Sa1maqundi

Irwin G.. Lewis is the fusion nominee
Tor State printer. He understands the
printing business, and will make a
competent official.
Tho remains OF Sam Jones will lilo in
state ut Cartersville. Tennessee, until
tomorrow when the funeral will take
place.
Louisville Herald: The Partisan
widow is almost as progressive rs her
American sister. Out OF 1897 widows
registered III 1903 IN the department OF
the Seine, all but three had in Is months
remarked.
Tho first number Of the Miuing In
weston published mt Reno has reached
mi table. It ia handsomely illusirat-
ed and is chock full OF mining news.
We wish Il success.
Denver s. Dickers ons. the solid citiz.
en- OF White Pine county, ia the fusion
nominee ior lieutenant governor. lilo
hms al the qualifications Of his republi-
SNu oPIohSut ubu uC cllOulN IeCtlNt lIlt
loyhl support Of the democrats OF Elko
county. Remember Dickersop.
At present gold and copper have the
center Of tho stage, but the continuous
rise i'll tho price Of silver may cause tho
pendulum to swing the other way, and
result in II great boom in the white
metnl and Il consequent increase in the
interest Of the public in shares Of silver
producing properties. s. +. Recorder.
George Mooney has curiosity in the
shape Of u spider, which has a human
face nnd travels backwards. lie caught
tho spider which he chloroformed md
has preserved it in alcohol. Local scien.
lists nro much interested IN the freak.
but liayo yet been unable to discover
whit species il belongs to.-Enterp prise.
Tho lSouther RI Pacific railroad will
assist the government tu settle the great
irrigation district in Nevada, Winch Inns
recently been thrown open. The road
will not only distribute literature
throughout various parts Of tho coun.
try, but will also make low rates To
homoseckcrs in order to get them to
locate Ia tho country.
Mike Nicholas. u Reno butcher, tried
to mako aausngc 81 Jiu O'BrIrn. Il
enloOn Keeper, yesterday. Jim cay q
Mike got mad ut lIim because he made
him pay II bill mud bocau 20 he threw
Mike ont Of HE saluUn. Nicholas WIS
arrested aud will have to answer TO the
charge Of assault with intent to- Till.
Robert Raince, the fusion nominee
for controller, has spen, the most II hie
lif6 IN Eureka county. lilo il the cquuI
OF his opponent IN good citizenship and
ability aud the democrats OF Elko coun
ty should give him their lb,a support
There's nothing III the cry Of "homt
pride Stand by Rafticc.
Tho women ~ ~Sinigaglia. Itnly, mn,
be noted III history, II they succccd IL
their recent efforts. Ton schUOl.icuch,
ere Of tho town went Ia the boar oi
registry and demanded TINT tlei,
names no put IN tho voiiug list, and
tho board complied. Tho distnc, at.
torney took the matter tn co" I and
tho court confirmed tho lcgaIii. II tit
registration. Tho case will 10 cafric,
before the highest tribunal. II the de
cisioD stands, woman suffrage IN liul!
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19

A good mich COW for sale. Inquire
of ID. McElroy.
Full line Of fall and winter underwear.
etc., ETC., at Engler Cos.
The gold wave makes II fire a
necessity.
Full line Of blankets and comforter
just received at Engler C%ompany's. +
l.. Wintermantel & Co. Jewellers have
a beautiful hue Of new jewelry and
watches. They are just beginning to
receive their fall stock. \
New fall limo of John 3. Stetson &
Goa famous hate, just received at
Engler Cos.
When you want a good watch 90 the
Wintermantel Co. See the new ad.
The supreme lodge Of knights of Py-
thins elected Charles A. Barnes OF jack
sonville, Illinois, supreme chancellor
and Henry Is. Brown OF Cleburne, Tex
ne, vice chancellor.
Since tho Sunday lid has been ecrew.
ed down tight on Louisville you can
throw n colonel of that city into con.
vulsions 10y sneaklnR mp behind him
aud making n noise like Il water wagon.
The Southern Pacific company has
carried 10000 oolonists into California
since the lirst OF September and the in.
dicatious are that 10, 1000 more will land
in that state within the next two weeks.
The low rates caused this heavy move.
ment q people.
The l.. j. Wintermantel Co., Jewellers
are prepared 10 do repairing a. the most
reasonable rates at their place Of busi.
ness, Engraving free OF charge on all
articles gold. 4
Sig. l.. G.. Aulclti, violinis,, late OF
San Francisco, will furnish mn orchestra
for all occasions. Lessons given Oh the
violin mud mandolin. teeideuce, the
Waller house. =
Recorder Grover 10 busy extending
the tax roll. This will keep him busy
t"r so'uc time and prevent his making a
canvass. Voters should not u.e this
against him in making up their ballo.s.
The last ballot was printed Inst nigh
and all will be numbered and bnund
ready for delivery tomorrow. 1t Ina
boon a painsiakiug tirosome Job ant
everybody about the Office will DO glat
when the wo;k Is over.
Reports from different sections Of thu
State indi ,ate That Governor Sparkt
and Geo, A.. Bartlett will DO surel.
elected md that most II o MI OF III,
fusion ticket will bo elected. tn,
democracy Of Elko county will do tLei
share and have u part in .he victory.
10. Mccoy writes from Lawellor
Nebraeka, that he and bis family ar
we'll and prosperous. a railroad Is DO
ing built through his section and he ha
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19

shy DEAR" said the thoughtful
husband, entering the house with a
huge package in his arms, ayou re.
member last week when you secured
such a wonderful bargain in shirts at
4S cents and neckties at three Tor Il
quarter for meP"
"Yes, love-" said the funi wits.
swell, don't think ! didn't appreci.
ate your thoughifulness. See, I have
bought something for you. I noticed
somo beautiful green and yollow plaid
goods in a chow window on my way
home. and bought you eighty yards OF
1t at four cents a yard. Tho clerk said
it wa Il great bargain, and it will make
enough dressee to last You two years
Why, che has iaintedi'-N. Y. rele.
graph,
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Ais.. I. Carey.

The democratic county central com.
mittee met Wednesday night TOR Tie
purpose Of filing The vacancy on The
ticket caused by the death OF Miles b.
Dunton. the nomlnee Of the county con-
vention for short term commissioners.
When the committee got down 10
business a motion declarnR a vacancy
on the ticket was made and carried.
Mr.. Alex. l.. Carey OF Tuscarora wa
then unanimously eelected 10 fill the
vacancy, mud the chairman and secretary
we're instructed to take the necessary
steps to have his name substituted on
the ticket in the place Of that Of Mr..
Dunton. This viii necessitate the
stamping OF Mr.. Carey's nam on every
official and sample ballot used in the
county.
Those who know Mr.. Carey speak Of
him in the highest terms. he has been
a resident OF Tuscarora for the last
sixteen years and has followed mining.
He Is now engaged in that work. He
is a nan OF good business ability and
attends strictly tn business. He has a
family and is thoroughly identified
with the county. lie has the confidence
Of his neighhors and friends and will
make an excellent county commissioner.
Democratic and all others who want a
mar OF experience aud ability on the
board of county commissioners should
give their support to Alex. L. Carey for
the short term commissionerahip.
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nsarDe.. oanno. h. Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, Ms
they cannot reach the seat of the disease
Catarrh is a'hlood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure it yon must
take internal remedies. Halls Cntarrh
Cure is taken internally, and ucts
directly on the blood and mucous sur.
faces. Halls Gatarrh Cure is not a
quack medicine. 1t wns prescribed by
one OF the best physicians in this coun-
try for years, and is Il regular prescrip
tion. 1t is composed OF the best tonics
known, combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on tho mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing ca.
tarrh. Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
SalmaQundi.

II Ns#Nt #
Too busy with the ballots today to
hunt up local itoms. .
This is nov a government OF the
people Tor the corporations and by tho
corporations. IL was not always 20, nor
will IL always be 20.
AZ Ill th6 Cuban pat riots wnnt I'm
Office or the cold cash. 1t will DO rather
dilicul' for Secretary TAFT to find
cmOuGh Of either togo around.
y suit !" determine whether Il deputy
U. :. mineral surveyor can legally
lncate md hold d mining claim, involy-
inr tito to valuable mining property
IN Lincoln county was argued before
the Stat" supreme court IN Carson Mon
day. Judge Brown ruled nvninst Cook
IN the district court at Phoebe mud the
case was appealed.
Tho last baIlo, was printed this after.
noon and tomorrow the last one will be
numbered aud bound. Extrn care had
to DC tnkcn with tho official ballots this
year on account u the paper being
white. Aftcr tho above was In typo, tho
power grew go weak TINT We were TN
able to print the sample ballots Tor Elko
and the official and samples Tor Woiland
precinct.
Tho NuRge, hns Il representative tho,
is ttnvelinR pretty c~ontiDuallynll over tho
southern part Of the state, and occasion
ally going over nearly all other pnrlu oI
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A Mosk.Nor hy Article.

When nm article las been on the
market for years and game friends every
YEAR, il ID safe to call thus medicine a
worthy one. Such ia Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup. 1t positively cures
coughs and all pulmonary diseases. One
of the best known merchants in Mobile,
Ala, Gays: aFor five years my family
has not been troubled with the winter
coughs we owe this to Billiards. Hore.
hound Syrup. know it has -aved my
children from many sick spells" Sold
by Elko Drug Co.
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No Land ~AlIuim.nts
In walker Reservation.

In walker reservation
1lhere will be no Hlloiments made in
opening the Walker River Indian reser-
walton. AT l. 400 on the Doth OF Octo-
Der, the immense mineral tract in the
reservation will become a part Of the
,m%suryeyed public domain, subject to
entry as any other mineral land. Every
person entitled TO enter mining claims
can participate in the rush and take up
as many claims as he pleases.
1.-The opening Of the Walker river
reservation will simply result in another
big mining rush, similar in character
but perhaps more exciting than many
others that have taken place III the state.
Every man will have an equal chance
with the others. He can locate just as
many Claims rs he can stake ont,
provided of course thu, come other
enter pricing citiz III is not ahead.
@rhere will be no alluiments. 1t will
he q free.tor- all rush and the prizee will
go to the men who happen to know
where the best mineral lays, and who
get there tiirst.'-Surveyor General
Matthew Kyle in Reno Gazette.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Engineer Carothcrs OF the Western
Pacific came in from the Flower Lake
camp last night.
The first contract for the construction
Of the Western Pacific through Nevada
has been let to the Utah Construction
Company. Tho contract covers the
road from the Utah line to Dectb.
Che supreme court Of the United
States has decided TINT Senator Burton
of Khnsas must go" 70 Jail: lie VIVA a
Ginning light III the republican party
when he wcnt wrong.
Miss Jessie Harris has taken a position
rs etenographer with Attorneys Patter-
son & Gcdney. She wishes to announce
that she Will alec do public stenog-
raphic work at reasonable rntes
DR.. IIeppner Of Reno hus sued ex.
Senator Ernst for $4,000 damages, or
an alternative judgement requiring the
specific pcrfor nance OF the contract,
Tho suit grew ont Of Il land deal, in
which DIR. IIeppnor claims tina he got
the worst Of il.
G. j.. Leonard md J. W. Willard werc
arrested today for burglarizlng the sec
ton house this morning. Part Of the
stolen property was found IN their
po session. Their Examination is set
for to- morrow. ..
Tho Krupp girls arc only paying $3.50
apiece for their wedding ontlita. Many
n shop girl in this country, whose father
never wa Il millionaire, haa spent ns
much on her trousseau us either of the
big gunmaker's daughters.
The New York board OF hoalth has
discovered that ~ per cent OF all drugs
ON sale in that city AFRO 1ndulterated or
in some other way fail to comply with
the ut ,ndard ~ Tho plIarmacopoca md
urc consequently unlawtully sold"
Those iigures arc not gucsswork, but arc
founhod upon npnlysis and assay OF
10000, sPPcimens or samples. o.
a letter received by Mr.. Baugs This
morning from Mr.. Mayer statee thu.
after an examination Of his cycs, his
physician intOf med him That the trouble
wns duo to n a:rain OF the optic nerve
and that It will yicld to treatment.
This il good nows to Mr.. Mayer and all
Of his friends.
Tho wind blew greai guns today md
grcat clouds Of real estate moved TO.
wIrTl Utah and mOrs settled down In
the residences Of the town. For a while
this forenoon, tho dust wns so thick Ia
this office TINT II interior red with the
work Of printing ballots. II was q
daisy of q wind storm.
An unknown mau WA atruck by tic
fast mail about four miles cast o.
iialicck latt night and instantly killed
His Rename wore picked up and bfoughI
TO ElkO and IN iDquce, WIS held today
T1ioro wn nothing on him by which h,
could he iientii ID, but n ,onng maj
who was with hin testified tina, III,
deccPscd served II torn mt Fui.um nnt
was only discharged Inst ycar. Ito wa
about 81 years ~ age. Ihe verdict %
tho jury wac tint HE dealt, was acct
dental.
Wor wna received this forenoon thu
MU@ u, Duntou, tho democratic candi
date for sbort term commissioner, |
not expected 10 1.-Two and that he ha
Withdrawn from tho ticket. This leave
n vacancy III tho ticket which the count
committee will oil as soon as a meeting
can DO held. This will necessitaie lii
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Horse Power Against wind

It Is calculated that n 10 horse pow.
or touring car, built for moderate
speed, requires moro than lvo horse
power to overcome the resistance Of
the atmosphcro-the wind Of It's own
making--at 32 miles an hour, whereas
the same automobile, II 1t could be
driven at tho speed OF ia miles an
hour, would require 234 horse power
merely to offset the air resistance.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19
ola B udIy BurncdGttI

or boy, man or woman, 10 quickly out Of
PAIN IL sBuckleo's Arnica Salve 10 appii
ed promptly. q. j .Welch, OF Tekonslis,
Mich, says: al use il in my family for
cute, sores and all skin injuries, and
find 1t perfect Quickest pilo cure
known. Best healing ealve made. 25c AT
Exc Drug Co.'S drug store.
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Good Gift

Mrs. Clarence H. Mackey has pre-.
sented the Nassau county IN. W Jail
In organ and a library for the use of
tho ONE prisoners.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
SaImaqundi.

Everybody is lad to $40 Frank Bos'
kowiiz in town. lie is the same genial
man he was before the earthquake
s'louk up thugs in California.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19

Engineer Carothcrs OF the Western
Pacific came in from the Flower Lake
camp Inst night.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19

Irwin G. Lewis is the fusion nominee
Tor State printer. He understands the
printing business, and will make a
competent official.
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Sa1maaundi.

A good mich COW for sale. Inquire
OF ID. McElroy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-10

told agonies for four years, and tried
different physicians and all kinds Of ONT
mcnts. Icould walk only with crutches.
It is sixteen months ago since / began
using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for
my limb and foot. The first two
months the Cuticura Remedies did not
seem to work, but / kept on using them
both. In two weeks afterwards | saw
change IN my limb. Then began using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment often dur
ing the day and kept it up for seven
months, when my limb was ,ichled up
just the same as If | never had trouble.
IL IS eight months now since |
stepped using Cuticura Remedies, the
best on Gods earth. | am working
st the present day, after five years
Of suffering. The cost of Cuticura
Ointmsnt and Soap was only SO;
but the doctors bills were more like
5000. You can publish my name and
refer any ono to write 60 me about
Cuticura Remedies. | viii answer all
letters II postage is enclosed. John NJ.
Lloyd, 7lS S. Arch Ave, Alliance, Ohio,
June 27, 1905"
Complete External snd Internal Trcniirrnl for every
Hunor from Pimplco scrUiua, from infancy 70 Age
consisting q Cucura soap, zoe, Onimsn- S9c., Rc-
vent SOC ln form Of Chocolate coaied Pills - yiai
q 6o BE- had of az drEgits sing 80 ofen cufca
Potter Drug Chem. Corp, snle Props, husfOf.
DBMailedfrce, How 70 Cnrs skin and Blooc aumera'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-10
LIZ paeeAaArIon roa Mssr.
sputrwqstern Athletic and oratorleah
Association At Oklahoma city.

oklahoma city. Okla. April io.-Prcsi-
dent u. c. Hall, OF the Southwestern
Athletic and Orator.cai association. OF
Norman. announces that preparation ror
the annual meet. which takes place In
this city on May 1919. has begun. The
Tho annual meet which takes place in
ever held by tho association, because
many representatives from many towns
IN ArSansas Colorado ana o.her border
ing states VIII be present for the pur-
pose Of Joining the association It was
through the efforts Of Professor HAN
that the meeting this year was secured
for Oklahoma City. Al meeting OF the
executive committee IN 1T worth during
the wintor Professor sIall waa chosen
president OF the association to nn the
unexpired time Of the former president.
who resigned
Tho colleges belonging TO the associa-
tion, and from which representatives
VIII participate in tn athletic and ora =
torical events, are. Agricultural and
Mechanical college. College station,
Tex; Austin COLLEGE sherman, Texas.
Baylor university, Waco. Texas; Fort
Worth university. Fort worth. Texas;
Missouri School OF Miaes. Roua. Mo.
University OF Oklahoma. Norman; Trini-
ty university. Whxahachie. Texas; Texas
Christian university, Waco, Texas; Uni
versity Of Texas, Austin Texas; South
western university Georgetown. rekis
Washington university. st. Louis, Texas;
Polytechnic college Fort Worth, Texas.
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DOCTOR
CASCARET
Office sIn your own
Vest Pocket.
Oncall anyMinute-D -DeyorNisht.

When Heartburn, Sour Stomach.
Headache. Bad Breath. Coated
Tongue. BelchIng Of Stomach Gas. or
any Of these forerunners Of Indigestion
appear, Old Dr.. Cascaret wants to
be right on the spot in your pocket
He wants TO check the coming trouble
instantly before II can grow into
habit Of the Bowels to be costive.
Ladies, who extend 10 Or. cascaret the
hospitality Of their Purses or their Dress
Pockets, will be rewarded with fine
complexion, and healthy Happiness.
These will about fifty times repay for
the trifling space occupied, and the ten
cents per week at cost.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-10

Washington. April 1o.It has beea as
serted that there are as many teachers
as there ara pupils in the shawnee In
dian Training school In Oklahoma. TO
ascertain n This Is true Mr.. stephens this
morning introduced resolution callins
on the secretary OF the interior FOR n
statement as to the annual cost Of that
institution TIE numebr Of teachers and
Officers ANA the number or pupils This
school was established for ghe shawn res,
kickapoos and Pottnwatomics. bat only
ihs remnants Of these tribes remain OF
the Shawnee reservation. It Is believed
these has been eNirnwgaucc in the
maintenance ana management Of this
Institution and for that reason Mr..
stephens has called GA the secretary for
the fac.s
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- - srIsL ~ lie.
F2ereiver Hanaum Land Office Denies
ReDort 81 Rsm0taL


Maleum. o2ia srul fN. John a.
-rrotter. rrfe Esr o. tha Mauglun hand
enlcc makes q positive denial OF the
Statements p,tnishca af rhe tuma og tte
aisrossal Of gae'st+r IoAn A. Oiiphant
which stated Thar hs naieM hcah l
at the same gnne. ri r,s.1rd tp the mat
ter he says
! desire 10 say go my friends and the
public geaeraliy thal thc idea which
seems go prevail with many thnt the
renotul ~ HJha = Olirhant FORMER reg
lister ef the Malsum oGce carries Win
the removal of iuysgif as rseoyer IS aih
error
ann now. nnd Tor an 7 know viii be
rec fver of th.s o0ics unul Nay /, 1865.
AT wh.ch tlne q will be cousoiidatad
wrh .he Lawton e~tce Further I wish
10 ssv ana be- Understood. tnat
40 Gan ns know thcre hlse been 40
charges against nee coming nom shc
general land or a. or the department
OF the interior, ana tcel sure thar II the
men who ao On authority az Washing
ton believed ne 20 b2 otser than strnight
ANA honest aey would promptly tsmiss
me from ser, ce.
/ Asaln. II ttere has ever been a time
in which ihe receivers daily cash and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-10
AN APPEAL ron THE Pooh.

10 the Citizens Of Guthrie:
The Providence Relief association was
orgenized In the city OF Guthrie for the
purpose Of raising funds 10 relieve tine
aoor N their ds;rcss. misfortune and
aSiictions Wzhavo numbers Of old peo-
PIE iaboring people. widows and orphan
children who are afflicted with sickness
or otherwise unfortunate to the extent
thnt they cannot provide daily bread
y cat. clothes TO cover the body. fuel
% keep them warm and pay house rent.
Jnst little assisiance from those who
are most fortunate win tide them over
until ihss can be restored to health or
otherwise relieved 0f afflictiOn so they
cia become self-snstainlng
The committee will thank the good pco-
sl nf this city for anything they may
sisc-money. old clothes. groceries coal.
Socf or anything else you may have 10
'oaiributo for their susiennnce Money
aa be sent to The Guthrie Savings bank
a the name OF the Providence Relief
association Groceries. clothing. wood,
coal etc, for the association, you viii
please notify the iaatron Mrs. Sargent
Green. or any of the Officers named be-
low. and the matter VIII be attended 10
at once.
For the past month we have had on
sur ho'ids one man. down with consump-
ton. one woman stricken with paraiy-
sis. one old man with Pneumonia. one
widow with pneumonia, who has four
little children.
We have had to feed clothe and pay
l..Use rent for most OF these.
Don't delay this appeal but CONS up
60 the help Of the Lord II IS more
blessed TO give than to receive, says the
i,fle.
Nqdfy any OF ne following what you
.sBl give
Yours N Bis name.
c A. BUCHANAN. Presldeni. Pastor OF
lst- Baptist Church: JAS. K. srARRs.
Secretary. Pastor OF c. NJ. T. Church;
AIRS. SARGENT GREEN. Matron. II.
SHELBY, Treasurer; L. w. MOORE.
Presiding Elder G. H. +. Church. a.
~ PINcKNEY Pastor congregiuioaai
Church.
Commit ec.
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rr. Cascaret guarantees TO cure the
most obstinate cases Of Constipation and
Indigestion, without discomfort or in-
convenience.
His medicine does not gripe nor purge,
nor create drug habit.
Because it is not "Ble-drIver," nor
Castric-Juice Waster. but direct
Toric 10 the Bowel Muscles.
II exercises naturally the muscles that
line the walls Of the Intestines and
Bowels.
Want Of Exercise weakens and relaxes
these Bowel-Muscles, just as It weakens
Arm and Leg muscles.
Old D,. Casoaret goes directly after
these BowelMuseles. He wakes
them up just as a cold bath would wake
up lazy person..