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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

The Negroes Do the 1xsnins this Time.
YAzoo Cry. Dec. 25.-There was terrible
traeeds' here last night. John T. Posey, OF
the firm of William & Posey, most estima-
BILE young man and highly connected, was In
suited by John James. a negro butcher. Co.
ing off and getting some friends. Posey re-
turned to the corner of Main and Jefferson
streets, where James was last seen. Without,
warning the party was fired upon. and John
Posey. Colonel Pcsey and Jasper Nichols
were riddled with buckshot and instantly
killed. III. G. Elliott dangerously wounded,
and Fritz Haleder slightly wounded. The
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-26
Shot 10y PoIiceman-Found Dead in BED

NEW YORK, Dec % During saloon row
last night, Thomas Fitzpatrick, the leader OF
a gang of roughs, attacked Policeman Smith
with q knife. when Smith shot him fatally.
The gang had previously dsarmed another
officer. and beat him unmercifuily
William krOuse. German carriage
painter, was found dead in his bed this morn.
ing, with his body blackened with bruises
Albert Blu chalz and Mary Sullivan. who oc-
cuped room with Krouse have been ar
rested. 1t is thought that they murdered
Krouse TO obtain some property he owned.
Jacob Zeigler. aged sixty, was struck on
tie head with pitcher by Henry Thesis
and probably fatally injured.
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Fatal shooting Amy.

Special to the Sentinel:
VINcEENEs, Ind, Dec. "a fatal shoot
ing afIray occurred at Monroe City, village
ten miles east OF this place, last night
Thomas Scott, local pugilist, called the
boys up to the bar 10 have something TO
drink. Rufus Steffey. the proprietor asked
who was to pay for it. when Scott grabbed
him and fred him through window. The
other inmates followed Steffey. when Jimmy
Dozen. small man, resisted scott. In the
melee Dozen shot Scott through tie leis lung,
with fatal results. Scott died from the
effect OF the shot to-day. Dozen e Sill in
the town and has not been err -sted.
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December G, 1853
A SUdae- EeeatI,-

PARIS, Ill., Dec. 22-Mr. Sylvester Barker. aged
eighty-iour Years. was the street yes terday in
5000 leaifh. This saturday m rnsng ne was
f0unu dead in ne bed A COrOners inquest he
eiied that heart disease was the canso 81 ais snd
den demise. Mr. Barker came from New York with
his satbers family and sixteen other fam lilies aud
settled near Terre Haute, under the protection OF
Fort He -rison, in Msy. 1916. He was the maa who
took out the first marriage license in Edgar Coun-
~. In 1szs Re went 10 California. where he spent
two years. He has been resident of our city since
1876. re was highly bonored by al who knew
Tim, aud will long be remembered rs The good
old man, >, social kind and benevolent
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TARIFF REFORM.

The Glass Of Legislation which the Dsssno-
crats Propose to Adopt.
Special TO the ee1tinel:
WAsHiscToS. Dec. 1S.-A Southern mem
her said to-day. in commenting upon the
probable action that will be taken on tariff
revision by the House this winter:
the Democrats do not propose. as many
people seem TO suppose, to attempt
general revision of the tariff.
No bsll will be offered that
will go oyer the whole tariff system in any
thing like the manner that the Republicans
did last winter The ReDubIicans could not
do any other way than they did after they
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negroes were organized. One was arrested.
The City Council. at a meetibg today. the
ZION Of the causes leading to the tragedy,
.shat the difficulty was the result OF person.
al alteration between Posey and James, ard
that the friends of both parties were drawn
into the conflict, but that neither politics
nor race prejudice actuated either party.
Fred James was killed this morning by the
citizens while resisting arrest. he having
first fired three times
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n. w. Fitzgerald, now of Washington City,
d. c.. is TO longer connected IN any way
with tne Morgan Well Anger Companv, or
The firm of A w. Morgan x Co, or L. O..
Morgan & CO formerly engaged in the man
ufacture and sale of what was known as the
MORAN Well Anger an6 Earth Elevator, aad
will not be responsible fer any debts cOntrlc.
ted by said firm firms.
y. w. FrTzGEkALD.
DecemberG, 1853
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CrrcINSATI. Oh. = Hall Of the Chris
tan Standard, one of the most widely read
religious papers, states that after having
visited nesrly every State and Territory in
the Union he is prepared to endorse St
Jacobs Oil as wonderful pain-relieving and
healing remedy. He cites remarkable cures.
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RBIrIsH GRAIN TRADE REvIEw.

LONDON. Dec. 2i.-Tho Marx Lane Express's
weekly review OF the grain trade says: All
young crops in the mainland have n strong
healthy appearance. Trade is overcome by tue
check that the mid season has rtvea ID cousump-
iiOn and there Is but little business, with ten.
dcncy 10 lower rates. Barley Is unchanged. on
coast trade = re stricted IRON lack OF supply.
which, however. is quite equal 10 necessities Four
wheat CargCes arrived; three were SOLD, one was
withdrawn. ana one remained. Cargoes on pas.
sage are in no demand, prices nominal Sales OF
English wheat for the week 67.5i3 Grs.. at .9s 2d.
per quarter against IS Us qr at as Ga. per quar-
ter the corresponding week last year.
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about O'Donnen.
lPeek's san.1


year or SO ago man named Pat ODon-
nell was robbed By three card monte men
on st. Paul train near Red Wing, MINI.
He claimed to have been coming from Mon
tana, and said the sharpers got $500 from
him. The robbers were arrested and held
but before the trial came on, friends
of the robbers in Chicago came
to Milwaukee, where O'Donneu hld
been given employment in freight
Office. in order To retain him as witness,
ana paid HIM what he claimed he lost and
he skipped out, and the robbers had to be
given their freedom. ODonnell went TO
Fhiladelp hia. took his wife and went to
Ireland, and-well, this same ODoDueIl
who was 50 familiar at Ia Crosse and Red
Wing and Milwaukee, year ago. is the man
who shot Carey, the iniormer. This is the
first PHblication of that fact. and il the daily
papers desire to work il up they can get the
particulars of John A. Hinsey, detective of
the ST. Paul road, or Mike Mcdonald. of
Chicago. The slayer Of Carey, the infirmer
was amongst us, in the st. Paul freight
Office less Dian year ago.
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CRUSHED.

anu ltAA-NNh0DNAhNN A@Nt''NA "a NA-N --~2S"-~
hoans in the House sat Upon.
Special 10 the Sentinel:
WAsHINGToN. d. { Dec. l9.-Keter, poor fe,-
low how lie WAS kicked aud ouAed and sat
down upon by his fellow Republicans to-day.
Even NJ. Calkins who the only Republican
member in The House who raised his voice to help
maintain keierS's position, refusing 10 seat Ssin-
ner. Of North Carolina. became 50 ashamed OF
himself TINT he bowed mis- head in disgust. ard
refused TO vote a. he talked. which was generally
remarked keilei was indeed badly snuobed. He
aspired 10 the leadership OF the Republicans. lie
doorcd and Is her-t-sick. There is much
comment 10 night upon the proc~ edings aud some
establishment expressed that MeSsrs. Reid, OF
liaiue: Bedford OF Colorado: hiscocS. OF New
York, and other prominent Republican members
had The courage 10 lay down upon Kelfer as they
Gid II is safe 70 say that keliers aspirations 10
the leadership have been early blghted.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-26

GALVESTON. Zee "a -.CottOn-Eolliday. r."
ccipls, 5000 bales. exports, GrcHi lmip sos
bales; eoastwise, 5000 bales; stock, T1G,S0 1!os.
NEN ORLEANS, Dec. 2l.-Cotton-Caiet -
Ice: receipts. 90 Oalcs eXpors 10 Great Il. 10,
1900 bales: France. ~ coo bales; contrcut ~
bales. sales, G,coO bales, stock. ti0.2i0 bales
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Forelgn money and Stocks.

LONDON. Dec. 2L--Consols 100 9 IL: due &c
count, ll-lG. Railroad 5tocks-lllinos Central
49,; Pennsylvania Central, 1915; New York Ceutnl
ll7 Erie, -5j4 81. 81; Reading, 2S1I. Money elsy
PARIS. Dec 2L-Rentes. 75f. zoe.
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why an Arizona Judge Resigned.


il is said an Arizona Judge resigned from
the Bench to become a hotel waiter. The
judicial ermne may satisfy mans vanity,
but il does not always fill the void created
by the want OF three square meals day.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-26

NEW YORK Doc N- Dry Gcods--D Demand verv
quiet; exuorts OF domestic cottoas past
week, 3.5l6 packages. making ioIal III 1890 for
the year. against 1898 ia sSl 1920 IN 1881 and
LIS d, la 1SsO
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The Provision Market.


Below acc the presen, lohblng prices:
rmOked Meats g. Hams: Light, medium
and heavy, lS1<c; clear breakfast bacos. lic;
English shoulders, SIC; clear shoulders. SIC;
breasts nc: homeless ham, Zoe: dried beeI lbc;
Racon-Clesr sides. &c. backs or bellies, SIC.
ID. :. and Picked Neats-English cured. clear
SIDES. backs OF bellies, unsmOked. SIC: Bean or
clear pork psr bbi 200 lbs, SIC; clear pork, slf;
beef, S17 80.
Lard-Kettle rendered leaf IN tercos. 1Oe: IN
hall barrels or 5olb tubs lo1zc; 2olb pals, lie:
lob pals, Ike
OH. in Iierecs. zoe per gal in 4 bris. 721Sc.
sausages-Boicgna, n cloth. &c: In skin. Ike
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Wanted. campaign Power in Kegs.

Mobile Register. (Demll
Wanted, by the Republican party-A few
hot headed fools TO shoot some negroes at the
South.
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COMMERCIAL.

There Is considerable sctivity in some lines.
though there seems to be considerable monkeying
as to the amount OF trading. Groceries are dun
and rather weak. There is immense display OF
turkeys and poultcrCrs generally are very busy.
The prIce OF turkeys mas advanced some Toe beng
paid by shippers and lie IS charged Tor full dressed
Rabbits are both plentiful and cheap.
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LNDIANArOLIs WHOLESALE ntARKErs.
Dry GOODS.
A.-aa - 800

o
Manch' s'r - cash N, lie AIanch. q MONIES. .-1eIc
MDeBege 12l%c lfanCh. g. DeBcge. l61Sc
MAelnge. l8 &c hfauch Ct Case MS Sl Il
AAm. CDel6l%c Manch. II Elk Ch..3lc
Atlantic 4 AiapacGs1Oc A1la'tie q ga 12I<a1I5e
ZCashmerei1C Atla't tic "a BrOcades-I6Nc
64F.Cash 'mr271&c Atia'tc 36in. W. c' -. &c
6-.FF csc Atla'tic 40 (" 4" 5Ns
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-26

Charles Houghton, Esq, lawyer. IS state
street, Boston. reports case Oi salt Rheum under
his observation Tor ten years, which covered the
patients body and limbs, ana 70 when all known
methods Of treatment had been applied without
benefit, which WAS completely cured solely By the
Cuiicura Remedies, leaving a clean and healthy
skin.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-26
LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Live stock Market.
crocK Vapos Dao d

STOCK YARDS, Dec. "a.
catsle-Receipts, 100 head: shipments. 50 head.
Owing TO the extremely light supply and holidays
coming on, business was quite limited. Prices
steady and unchanged on best grades, while COM
mon ere Gull We 90 not look for any improve
ment in trade until alter the holiday season is
larrn W nnto
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett stebbins, Bclcaer-
town. Mass. write: Our little boy was terribly
afflicted with Scrofula salt kheum and Erysipe-
las ever since he was bern. and nothing we could
give him helped him until we tried Cuticura Rem
edies, which gradually cured hin, until ne is now
as fair any chio
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qOvFPNMTyT SECURITIES.

Sterling 60 days..4s2 q. s. 45Hs............-l145<
sterling, slght.....is5 New U !. fs..........l2i
8 per cent. bonds.-....i0i
NoTK-The purchasing price for Government
bonds I'm indianapolis varies from the New York
quotations 1x31 per cent
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II. Y. Carpenter, Henderson, y. Y. cured of
Psoriasis or Lcpyosy, Of twenty years standing by
CuTIcuRA REMEDIES. The most wonderful cure on
record. A dustpan full 81 scales fell from him
daily. Physicians and fricnd- thought he must
die. Cure sworn to before Justice Of the Peace
and Hender S0u' most prominent citizens.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-26

Hon VIM. Taylor, Eenlth Commissioner. Bos-
ton, says: "Aler three months use of the CUTI-
cURA kEaED.Ils and twelve years OF as constant
suffering from Scrofnlous Humor Of the face. neck
and scalp c .er endured. / can say that am
cured, and pronounce my sc the most remarka-
hle on reSore 4"
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The Prndnce marked.
Egrs-Pnrinc %. sellinr irnrn atnre. 22a2ic

Asts-Fu!IIlE Ut ttIIIfiY ffOIl tLOfti z lIZ)c.
BuJter-Oreamery, 3O@32c dsiry, choice, lsql0c
extra dairy. 2205SOc: country, choice l5c. selling
from store at 17GlSc: common, SslOc per 10.
Poultry-Hens, &c per ID: ROSTERS. &c; young
chickens, &c; turkeys Ice alive; selling NJ lie. iut
dressed: geese full-feathered S. 90; picked Sc 20
a. ducks, old and yOuns, So 90; prairie chickens
s46C96 per doz.: uallard ducks, g 5092 IS; quais
q IS; squirrels, 75c; rabbits coarse.
Feather--Prilne geese, 500; mixed and ducks,
20d25c.
Aags-1Xc.
Wool-fub. washed. clean picked. s9GS5c: un-
washed. medium grade Do; common and coarse
fpfa0na. hurry and nnrtad 1onIga
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sold by all druggists CUucURA. 80 cents. RE-
SOLVENT, s.. SOAP > cents PorTEE DgUG AND
CHEMICAL Co. Boston, Moss.
Send for How to Cure skin Olsen scs.''
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Hnrr TCUEA SOAP. Absolula.y pure,
~ - l. I highly medicinal, Endorsed bv physi-
Clans preferred by the elite. Sales, ISL anl lss2
100000 CAKES. SOLD everywhere.
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Words Of Wisdom.

The chiefs safest who lives under 1
the walls Of the Kings palace. Persian.
We walk upon the verge oftwo worlds;
at our feet lies the very grave that awaits
us. i.t-,st sfgs Il # tFftt4.t.tsrfsf - r.
Dost thou love life? Then do not
;ouander time for that isithe stuff lie is
made OF. lFrankiln. ~ fl.ag.. ~ aru!i
Generosity, to- be perfect, should
s.lways be accompanied by a dash OF
,umor., Marie gEschenbach.g a,,fstsl /;
Thou wilt be great in proportion as
,hnu art gentle and courageous to sub
due thy passions. [Fenelon. e..4a i
Blessed is he who has found his work.
Let him ask no other blessedness; he
has life-purpose. Labor is life.
The power. of mans: virtue should
not be measured by his, speois. efforts,
sut by his ordinary doing. Pascal.
{ Wherever there is failure there is
some giddiness, some superstition
about luck, some step omitted, which
Nature never pardons. Emerson.
The right of commanding is no lonse,.
an advantage transmitted by, Nature like
an inheritance ;Eit is the fruit OF labors,
the price ofscourageaa[Voltaire. f. aH
We are apt to forget in this busy world
of ours that our loftiest moods are fed
by the springs which can be formed
only in the shaded elevations ofsolitude.
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The Public Printing Office.

"A. Washington. correspondent says:
Batfewpefsops Fave Aay iaea of the
extent oftlie work done at the govern.
ment printing office in this city. Vol
ume nine ef thes FRsbelltm Record is
now hsprMt thcfs, AID Vdll bs issued5
in asfew days There will be ninety-six
volumes in the entire work. Up to vol
nnie II hsssaS5 eesa-Put hft~type and
are waiting for the indexes. Eleven
thousand, copies are printed of this work,
and they aresdietributed by the secre-
tary Of war. Every set has been prom
ised. !.
Several fine works of the geological
ST survey are now going thIIspuga, the press
with fine enpAvinnss, and are mich
sought after. Three thousand copies
only are printed of these works.
Work @lasals0been conhenced on
the chronological listof publications of
the government. 1t is being complied
by. the, senator committee on printing.
Mis work VIII be comprised in about
1000 pages the size of the Congressional
Record. 1t will probably ne finished
shY the time the next meeting of con-
gress. Nineteen hundred copies will be
printed.
Five volumes Of the "Medical and
Surgical History Of the War" have been
printed and delivered, by the Public
print, copy Of Which has not yet been
furnished. Ten thousand copies were
printed, and it is said that they are val
ued so highly by those who have re-
eeiyed them em and y are sinsesqch gdemand
that setofsthe ese works cinnot now be
obtained for love or money.
II ssW onk ghass jNsta been Il scommenced oil
yahe ffst ofpensi Snc RS swhic hs& asordered
| by Congress last session. The work will
| make about 1000 octave pages of nonpa.
reil type, and will comprise 300,09C
names, giving the name Of esch pen
| sioner by State, county, etc. Nineteen
hundred copies will be printed for dis
!strihution by rnett1terssot Congress- ~ -
| The printing of the results ofthe tenth
| census is well advanced, most of it now
! Being In type. Nothing but the com
| pendium, in two volumes, has yet beer
printed and distributed. So far ] 90.
pages have been put in type. ygNo,umes
embracing the following subjects are in
1type: Population, manufacturers, agri-
I culture, public Indebtedness, valuation
taxation, ssetc, asmin ingg8 statistics, - laws
etc, sociaI statistics, dish and fsberies
fire and ile ginsurahe Sc, cotton protllu
fetc.; newspaper and periodical press
water powea, .Ft steam pumps and pumping
engines, statistics Of quarry Industry
meat production, petroleum, Alaska Fun
seal ISLANDS, &c. .,> s. .,
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Hannibal Hamlin on Spain.


respondenAs soff ffhe cncinnat Epqnirer,
Hannibal Hamfin sa7a ofspain: "spain
consider to be improved Us kingdom.
The present. hing rhasg been at work to.
regenerate his land and l. think is doing
SO. There lis more pride and character
in Spain. than in all the rest Of Europe,
but on account Of the climate there is
the activity of the people. They all say
tomorrow when you propose anything
to be done. have had persons come
to me to get my official signatures on
papers, and when | would take up my
pen to write it they say, "Y our excel
lency, let me come back tomorrow, !"
and were really panied TO find that I
wanted to do an act on the spot,,. That
disposition runs through theirEovern-
'sI'; Il recollect that there wsrs s ltoa,ne IN 0ct
gars sent to me, and ibis the sseustom ito
let them come in free ,sbit fnsaorders gto
have little agreeable red tape a,eappli-
cation must be made in writing. 'rhe
cigars were Sent TO me, and when Ishai
smoked up the last one in the box, sew
eral months afferward .salong chne the
permission to bring. them ], in. Spanish
women are very beautiful, ,sbuts they edo
not wear after youth. There jig. q. great
mortality among the childrsns IN spain,
and I ascribe it TO their parents keepine
them up half the night, as they %sit out
on tie public promenade till long after
midnight. The Moors were uT1ues.
tionably the able men of Spain, ana in
driving them out the Spanish people
wrote the ediet of their own decay. YET
l went over to the sBarbaryG states tic
look at the Moors, and also found that
by losing Sbaih theyahad lost their civ
ilization. 4 An the great and all the hest
constructors
He said that the Portuguese were a
superior race to ths- Span ihi insp taa i; aieal
King Of Spain spoke Ehhglish, but his
wife spoke it better, and at times cor.
rected him when he was in an inter.
view with Mr.. Hamlin. He said she
was not prettYs bat made an aexcelienl
impression by her earnestress ana gra-
ciousness.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10

was troubled from ,boyhoed
with Catarrh and Hay Fever,
and never obtained permanent
relief until l used Ely,s Cream,
Balm. 1t cured me. E.L. CLIu1.
ENRR, New Brunswick. n. j. K
Having been afflicted with
Hay.Feyerf foryears gave Eiy'a
Crean, Balm a trial. Ihaye had
no attack since using ii. f. II
RAuoH, Editor Carbon Co. Dem
ocrat, Mauch Chunk. Pa.
CREAM BALM will. when ap
piled by tile finger into the nos
trils, be absorbed. etfectnally
cleansing the nasal passages oi
catarrhalv1rus, causing healthy
secredons. 1t allays infiammA
ton; protects the membrane
Innings OF the head from colds
completely heals the sores aDt
restores the sense Of taste ant
smell. Beneficial results an
re allied by q few applications
A thorough treatment soill cur
in the head. Agreeable to nsa
10 cents n package, by mail or Z
Owego, N. y. Sii'
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10

Perry DaVis' Pain Killer is an excellent
regulator of the stomach and bowels and
should always be kept on hand, especially
at this season of the year, when so many
suffer from bowel complaints. There is
nothing SO quick to relieve in attacks of
cholera.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10

Aliens Brain Food botapca8 8extract strengthens
the Brain and positively cures Nervous ID ebility.
Nervousness, Headache, unnatural losses, and all
weakness of Gcneratre System; it never fails. 81
pkg,; for So. At druggists, or by mail from Al
ien's Pharmacy, 315 First Ave, N. Y.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10

l would recommend Eiy's Cream Balm TO
any one having Catarrh orCatarrh, Asthma
have suffered for the last Eve. years so I
could not liedown for weeks at time. Since
II bave been using the Balm Lean lie down
and rest nicely. Ithank God that yod ever
inyented such medicine.-Frank p. Bur
leigh, Farmington, N. Fl. y a 1tF5
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10

The New Hampshire legislature has
passed a bill prohibiting the.sale of toy pis.
iols
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10

WELLS @RouGH ON ConSs."-l5c. Ask for it
Complete. permanent cure. sGorns warts Ibunlons
Werecommenu Wise's e xle Grease.
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gAstonishinc Results.

.. Homer and8Plato both said Of the ancient
Egyptians that they were nation of physi-
clans yet, history has no recora Of the dis
covery by. tAsmEof any such peerless com
pound as Aliens Iron Tonic Bit ers, which
is the hest r1msg sAans for s SICK
preston Of the ,nirid and system. 'Onesbot-
tie shows astonishing results. All genuine
bear the, signature Of F. A lien, st. Paul,
MINI. aE sfsEsSE E8E s8FE# ssEES
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10

The free book system for the public
schools of Brooklyn will go into effect on
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10

The yoltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
Dr. Dyes Celebrated ElectroYoltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on tIia fer thirty, days to men
young or old)wlo are ahictedwihneryousd debility,
lost vitality and kindred troubles. guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration of health and
manly vigor. Address as above. N B.-No risk
is incurred, as thirty days' trial is allo wed.