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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-04
Notirc to Tax PAYERS.

The tnycs for 1889 hnv~ h-ea dino .incc INV. list
,aSA. and ~" tux list ia row IN my hp,hs for coll
Par.i"s irvine taxes will ple.se rplI NJ
my ,'''r. in Chamberlain. M s"rd Tho amount OF
INK due by draft or registered letter.
RI. sndrcws,
T-cesnrer Brule COUNTY.
Chamberlain. Dec. s. 1883 s7-ev
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TO LET.

BY T@aw,on & Byrnc to the lowest
bidder, a contract TO Put up eighty
tons of ice. at Kimball. Bids receiv-
ed up to January 18th, 1894.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-04

The publishers in the Huron land
district held y convention on the 18th
of last month and agreed to make the
publication price Of final proof notices
$3.50 and oi' contest notices $500. A
movcis now bean: made to cali a
meeting of the publisher in the
Mitchell ana district and make tie
price lIle same.
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Perm. to Mail subscribers.

Tbs several .d:tln,.sof TAG su,, are ssnt By
m; poat pn1d, ~ foilows.:
Az i-S1 cents q month, NJ a year: With Su,,-
dizzy edition, 81.
~SUNDAS-SIsht pax~a. This ~!ition Furnishes
tbs currAnt he q SCI 1h- world, -pccial articles Ut
r.s.rSs VI new hUtk- % thus highest merit. ST
u Year.
"tEkLY--St = y-H. Eight pages os the his,
matter OF the G.iis isan.s; an Agricultural De-
partn-nt 1T nrsluiltd value, sp-cial mxks,
reports, and litn,s:y. .ciantikc, and domestic
in'slli.a'c, ni,.ks ias WftItr SuN tbs news.
ptprf Or tis 'htmers i.0uss;,old. 10 clubs Of
ttg ~ III 80. az eNfs c,,py t,s-.
Add sS l. ". ENtII.tSD, Publisher,
THg BUN. N. l. City.
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1t is authori,a,ivelv asserted that
single ladies will this year more than
ever before take advantage of the
privilege granted them by leap year.
To eastern people this nav not pre-
sent , very terrifying aspect, but out
here where the railroads may be
blockaded Sc a fellow can't get away
!, is a subject worthy of the most
serious thought.-Bisnarck Tribune.
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a. 4. BAKER.
5aAxp, .aAr An, NsuRAscE AGENT.

4, L. Bakse M sprnsda Land, Loan aud In
srr,ncs O1Ine q Granville. Brule Go. Disk. ~
nil, frcm old town Of H;jeu H.ils,o sit'cl Ys@,.
all communications shc,iid fc stkifets*d) end
viu attend promptly 10 III bu.irs's tat,N-l 4 TO
hin. None, lnansd TO prove nps and on Ciitt-
uss = cheap y ~ railroad t"~n.. Final Proof
sspsr nsae out. Comfort notices fled etc. A4Saat
e, Tswn s;,e CT. Let. uren 1yss. Bcetct ref-
Ansp 4xA
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ARCH Il. STUART.

Attorney at Law, Donnties 4 Pensions collected
1sal estate and Locating AgeEt. Money loared
FINAL proof and Contest cases a specially. Ohic.
ball D. I.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

This department o! the rnApn1c Is open to any
one who may sish to SIND us items of news or
communications upon any subject. The editor.
however,. 10 not responsihle for articles under
this head.
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Ladies Red Underwear It walners

#4#t- ETIrT EfEHa7f HS E FsGET G~ASssfs A3cFS=aA
German knitting, Normandy, Sax
ony, Iibbet, Shaker and aiI fancy
yarns at warmers Store
A large lot of bed comfortors just
received at warmers Store.
Horse blankets at warmers Stors
Euy your storm windows of J.. A.
Smith, the Lumberman.
Oranges and lemons at the casA
store. Patk and Lichty.
New dress good just received at
warmers Store.
Mems Red Underwear Of all Qualities
at warHer's Store.
Rran and CHOPPED feed at Eutler.s
blue front feed store.
M.nss gloves cheaper. than the
cheapest at waruer's store.
The la,g.s. line Of yarns in tho
county at warner's Store.
~. saEA8S NLtEEMNNasM
HARD Up FOR c,sn Ar rnr "snA.rY.
! must have money within thirty
days to prove up on the claims o.,
the shan:y. b. Z. Itobinson.
kimbalI.
California Apricotr, Pears, Plum.
Green Gage and Ha,a.ia Preserved
goods at the cash store, .cheap".
Park and Llchty.
Flour as good a. the bpst and a
cheap A. the cheapest At the Hue
Front Feed store
FOR THIRTY OATS.
The next thirty days ! small
atnnun If cash will buy IA iu,n,en.e
amount Of good. at keb;nsoa. sAaaty
Lobs,er.. Ereok Trout. N.cks.e.
Salmond, Foreign aad Domestic
Sardines at the cash store. Pax and
Lichty.
just received at J. A. Smfh.a.
large and complete stock Of s,orn
wlndowA "
All accents due the EsrgFrHtss
are PAYABLE only to Z. Il. Tiraa.
Fresh orr meal Msi.s~ on hand
ut wholesale and retail.
v e,t,..
Canned corn, E.an.. s~scc.sarh.
Tomatoes, Green P@ae and EDstun
Baked Beans at the Ca.h Store.
Pasi 4 Eichty.
Waterloo and Chamberlain Flour.
Fresh Corn meal and Graham at the
Cash Store.
Park 4 Lichty.
Niece line Of Toilet eoaps Il the
Cash Store. Park 1 Eichty.
Bargains at Mr. Hay's Millinery
Store tor the next 81 days.
Millinery goods At greatly rsaacsd
prices At Mrs Haas
$4,000.
Worth Of Grocer.~s 10 i. spll
just as oon IS possible 1t
Iurhss REotheYA.
WE HAVE A JON Tn, DE
MEMS HEAVY MORNING.
SHIFTS, kLuGHr NJ LESS
THAN AANCFAA1CRkRS
PRlt Els WHICH w VIII.
SELL ALTON Ek PkICkS THAN
WERk EVkE EkFOkk orr Fix.
ED. NAkNAiIS STORE.
Come ia and see our Flannel Skirts
0 lAtlss. Warmers store.
BANK OF kixHAl.L.-Css
hundred thousand tsl0o. 00o) dollars
to loan on improved IL AA
La Eeots. Gashias.
Anice line Of CAi,arer'~C Caps; iiua
the thing for o Chriatnas piersnt; Is
Robinsoa's Shanty.
Clothing, Hats and Caps and Gent.
Underwear closing ont al Rabisscn4
s1,anly regardless Of Cost for thirty
days.
Clothing at Rabinsoa,s Shahty
marked away dows below the I'D.
precedented low Saanty prices that
h y made ether ahsllls Il clothing
"Come to Limerick"
I will furnish milk fo, Two
cents . quart
Fred Warner.
Go to Hutchinson ~ French Tor
Your reading aantter. They kaep the
Standard Poets. Works Of fiction etc.
besides . General News Stand,
All those desir;ng Is nrove up, IL
50 those desiring TO borrow money,
wlu lind It greatly 70 ti,cir Interest 81
S-ili,. t'nS .A Ann, Aaiiibn,f.
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J. u. CONE Al. d.

YnYsfolAB and Surgeon. R%efe.Srsss: 4sdica
Depsrtnent Iowa State Univelrlty.
GALS PRoNPTf TO At ALL QUE
Ar 81 HIoH7. CHARGE rs k&AsokABLE.
kimbali, DAKOTA.
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F. n. ~GOODYKOONTZ,
EsEuEz :. Law. CL.a nh. lain. Ia.>ota
&. W. DUNCAN,
pHrlc1As and surgeon, office At residence
/, c. HOLLlNIER.

fhysican and Surgeon. kimball OAK
Graduate Of the co;iega 81 physic ans ana
Surgeons Of Baltimore. Nd, Can lie tonnd
IN my Office III he dag .tor. Of hoi!inper
4 Naurns Main II. AT an, herr day OF
ten.
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I.M1.


I.osv.
Asurgcon''s black leather poekSt
case. The finder will III EGsrYiiy
rewarded by leaving Tie sains u M
otiicss 1. lssisssSxs
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-04

Go to Hutchinson Il French Tor
Your reading naatter. They ksep the
Standard Poets. Works Of Fiction etc.
besides . General News Stand,
All those desiring t,vrnve up, 81
50 those desiring g borrow money,
wll lind It greatly 70 their ii,tereat 81
s-illi,. tinS.A. Assn, Aiiiil,aiI.
We naye two new Singer sewing
machines when VIZ viii sel. very
cheap fsr spot eaah. Bargains
l5s MarnersR atnrs.
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.jle. {. stftis

IvEY& LkEDON,
AnssrErs At law, Land And Loan Acen.l
franklin, Charles Mix County. Oak. Al,
kinds Of land business atNl,ded to.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

NJ. s. Bright, of Madison, is at the Bates
S. A. Wilson, of Muncie, is at the Denison.
e. A. ROsser, of Carbon, is at the Occidental.
Hon L. z. Wiley, of Fowler, is at the DENT
son.
George G. Ramsdel of Vincennes is at the
Bates
John NJ. Goar, of New Castle, is at the Grand
Hotel
G. D. Brown, of Waynetown, is at the Occi-
dental
E. S. Ball, of Knightstown, is at the Occi-
dental.
W. NJ. Tyler and wife, of vincennes, are at
the Bates.
Hon Eugene Bundy, of New Castle, is at the
Denison.
William T. Noble, of Richmond, is at the
Denison
Robert G. Hervey, of Tore Haute, is at the
Denison.
Mr. G. F. Taylor, of the Fort Wayne News, is
in the city.
Colonel John L. Butler of Vincennes is at the
Grand Hotel
Colonel Fred. Harsch and wife, of Vincennes,
are at the Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs I. j. Randolph, of Noblesville,
are at the Bates.
Colonel J. w. johnson, of Evansville, is at
the Grand Hotel.
G. W. Longworthy jr., of Worthington, is at
the Grand Hotel
Judge F. W. Viehe, wife and child, Of Vim
cennes, are at the Bates.
], A. Manning and J. H. Orr. of Michigan
City, are at the Grand Hotel,
Jos. Schwabacher and family have taken rooms
at the Bates for the summer.
D. w. DePauw and Albert Trinler, of New
Albany, are at the Grand Hotel.
Mrs, Riley and daughter and Major w P.
Gould, U. S. A, and wife, of Vincennes, are at
the Bates.
Lon NJ. Nicely William Patterson, John V. II.
Cassidy and VIII l.. Little of Muncie are at
the Grand Hotel
Hon r. G. Evans, of Vncennes, is at the
Bates He will shortly remove to Minneapolis
for permanent residence
G. A Wymond, Madison; e. F. Foreman, Mrs
S. Moore Miss J. j. Moore Mrs. E. NJ Breese,
Detroit, are at the Denison
DR.. E. S. Elder reached the forty third mile
stone in his journey yesterday. and last night a
large number of friends made him aware of the
fact at his residence 80 Christian avenue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-18
Divorce Proceedings.

Mary Nye has applied for divorce from John
Nye to whom she was married in 1871. She al
leges failure to provide habitual drunkenness
and cruel treatment, and wants the custody of
their three children.
Clara F Wilson has applied for divorce from
George f. Wilson. to whom she was married in
1881, alleging cruel treatment and failure to pro
vide She asks that her maiden name, Clara f.
Shilling be restored to her.
Judge Howe yesterday granted George W.
Reed a divorce from Teresa Reed on the
grounds of adultery.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-18
GOVERNOR roRTER's ADDRESS.

Mayor McMaster then said that Governor
Porter was expected to address the audience
The Governor spoke as follows:
Ladies and Internationally programme
did not intimate, had | otherwise any init
nation, that any speech was to he made beyond
that of Father Agnew, and think that wnere &
poor speech must accompany good one, it
should always be allowed to precede it, The
speech to which you have listened has been alike
beautiful and eloquent. How do we account for
the love of Irshmen for Ireland? When I look
at you can but think that perhaps half of you
left Ireland because you We're driven from it by
oppression and poverty. Yet you love it not
less dearly than we love this land-aland of free
dom and of blessings. No doubt you love it
much because it is the seat of the old religion
which st. Patrick planted there. You have
loved it, too. for what Ireland was when once
she free and happy. L thank God to day
you love Ireland with a new love for the happy
ireland that is to be-because, with a clear faith,
the pathway to a near freedom brghtens. You
have had your Emmett, the purest of patriots:
you had your O'Connel, the most eloquent and
forcibe of orators you now have your Charles
Stewart Parnell Icheers a statesman occupying
a front rank amongst modern statesmen, and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-18

The Rt Rev. August Bessonies, now Mon
si2nor Bessonies, a title given him by his recent
appointment of papal chamberlain, wore his new
hat yesterday 1t is blacksilk hat, with long
nap, the crown low and the brim oblong, narrow
at the sides and extending far to the front and
rear Monsignor Bessonies contents himself
with black band to his new hat dispensing
with the gold band and tassels that properly be
long to it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-18

Rev. Denis ODonaghue being called upon,
spoke briefly. He said he was heartily glad to
be present on this celebration of Ireland's ma
tional and holy day. Though thirteen hundred
years and more separates this day from the time
IN which st. Patrick lived and wrought, it seemed
as if as time went on, the day was observed
with increasing interest, and Ireland's scattered
children would never forget it. lreland's politi-
cal checkerboard is SO complicated to-day that
no man can tell what the outcome may be. l
was glad TO hear Father Agnew say he hoped
that a good day will come and Castle Dublin
will pass away. hope to live to see the day
and within a short life, when it will pass away
and that may be one of procession that shall
each one take a stone of it and cast it into the
sea. Applause
Rev. H. Alerding was then called upon: l have
only to approve of course, of all that has been
said here this afternoon. l have made a little
observation lately with regard to Engand's pc
cular course. 1t is represented to my mind as
a bulldog That bulldog has had its iron jaws
fastened upon the threats of the Irish people for
over seven hundred years, and l must say it
gives me the most intense satisfaction to hear
that cur whining through the world. calling for
assistance to prevent him from being blown up
by dynamite Great cheering
The meeting then adjourned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-18

THE mystery has been solved at last;
Our teeth no longer need decay,
All troubles of the mouth are past,
By Sozodont they're swept away;
And young and old may smile secure
With lips and teeth so bright and pure.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-18

ABSOLUTELY the best porous plaster ever made.
sans and gums. Weak back side ache, sore
chest and all pains are speedily cured by its
use Apply one. Only % cents at any drug
store.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-18

capable of acheying-what few men are
capable of doiug-the end which he sets
before him. The wrongs of Ireland
have never been overstated. Impartial English
history records them too strongly for words TO
cxaggerate Your manufactures. the source of
prosperity, have been destroyed by hostile Brit
ish legislation. until ireland has practically but
one industry-the cultivation of the soil When
the soil only is left nation has right to turn
Off the people from that soil. 1t was but ca.
fury or two ago when widespread cattle dis
ease prevailed in Holland and the price Of beef
rose IN other parts of Europe so that the PEG
pie in Ireland were forcibly elected in vast thou
sands from the soil from which they drew their
support in order that cattle might be put IN
their piace-men to starve that cat
tie might multiply and flourish. Since
that time at not mfrequent intervals
large districts of land have been con
verified into pasture lands, the tenants Of the soil
having been torn from their holdings.
The Irish people have right to occupy their
own soil No nation has right to say to any
part of its subjects, You shall leave your coun-
try or shall starve' You have achieved much
of late. The established church that was over
you, taxing you for the support of an alien re
ligiOn has passed away. Concessions have been
made by the land laws, which are only the fore
runners to greater concessions yet to be. The
statesman who has your cause in charge-reso-
lutte, inexible-will see to it that the Irish soil
shall be the property of the Irish people.
| have read much of Irish history and have
thought much over it, though | have said little
| sympathize fully and heartily with the efforts
being made in Ireland and by American Irish
men for those changes of government which will
give freedom to ireland and restore TO the people
the soil upon which they must live or submit to
be eXiled from their country. To you Ireland
shall, fondly trust be as your history tells us
1t once was the happy home of a contented PEG
pie, the brightest gem of the sea. Great ap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-09

THE SUBCOMMITTEE NOT READY TO REP0RT III.
The subcommittee OF the House District commit
tee having In charge the Fielder resolution for
Investigation OF the District finances, met to-day
and further considered the matter. Mr.. w. C.
Dodge made a statement TO the effect that be be-
leved that the District finances were lOOse-
1y and extrayagantly managed, but h9
made no specific charges The subcommit-
tee discussed the matter at length, and
decided that they had not as yet enough evidencs
before them 20 justify their ordering an fnvest9a-
tion. and reserved their report untn more to11-
mony should be presented A further ex aminart8n
will be had between now and their next meeting.
and IL no more reasons for an Investigation ere
shown than have yet been discovered there VIII
probably be an adverse report upon the resolution.
Mr. Fielder says that MIR. Sias Merchant Gw0re
before the committee that he had been citizen of
the District for twenty live years and consequently
the statement that he took interest In the INST
ter because Merchant was a constituent Of his =
untrue. He denies all personal interest IN IL
matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-09
Hank E,itur, A.. t,ay.un.
Ccpiah Witness Murdered.

i-HtNN Of K y
NEW ORLEANS. April "a special 70 the y4cd-
pf' NON h2Zl'hUrst gives further details OF the
murder I hialS Ivy iNT. Robert g.. Penn. HAnce
rem ana l. ~. atcS fcDnS urbtherin-law. Ten
or more pistol shots were Iri-lSAt by the killing
party ahd TWO ~ ktaiN -Four ul the eight fOok
effect on laalS. one IA the hack and three IN the
hath part ~ the head. any one oI which wt1uld
nave Den fatal All the shots were fired from the
rear Id3.S also received Stgrre cuts from a dirk
one IN The Throat ana another Just behind the ear
lilN >Aull WAS fractured 10y blow The coroners
jury rendered verdict against the Penn brothers
Who are how in JAIL Tie Penn party have made
n ellte demonstration During the Christmas holi-
uats hlal, and one oi the Penn brothers had dIf-
IfGlfN, IN which killS shot Fem and afteru ards
l'll the tow H. lie urnrd recently and the dslar-
I'll was renewed with the result above stated.
hlais. young man, WAS the Witness befor~ the
S'iiitc Copiah Investigating committee who tpsti-
led concerning the personal Z t ulty at Eazelhhrst-
lie supported Matthews Tor shsrlI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-09
Guilty OF rIan.Iaucbter

CINCINNATI, o., Aprn "A dispatch from New
lexington, uhio, 10 The C3vuercidI Gazette SAYS:
WIN Eakelcy, who has been Oh trial for murder In
the second degree flr the lynCnnC OF Richard
Hickey, has been found guilty Of maIsiaught.sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-09
BOOKS. DC.

EASTER ANNoUINCEMENT.-wE HAVE NO HE'S
1tatlOn in saving that display of Easter Goods
Is the lar est and most beautiful offered in Wash
Lie,ton: and at prices to suit every
NEW BoOkS-Her Washington Season Jeanie
Gould Lincoln: No 40 Romance of Fortress Monroe:
Mental Evolution in Animals: Bancroft's History of
tnlte States Vol A. Heart and His Bear A. g. Riddle;
Atlants the AntedelHvan World. Donney: Darwin
Ism tated by Himself 'pand Side Lights of Eng
sh Society. Grenvie Murray; Hayden's Dictionary Of
pates NTH edition The Hessians in the Revolution Z.
j. Lowell; A Wife Hard Non Jutice Nc Nair Wright.
W. H. MORRISON
apt ATS Pennsylvania ayenua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-09
\ kentucky fsoy Shoots Another lad
nm Quarrel.

Louisville, KY, April 9.-ParAer Hardin fifteen
years old, son n ". Hanlin. attorney general of
Kentucky. shot ana wounded loy named Arthur
GloEe AT FTAnklort YESTERDAY IN quarrel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-09

PunE BUTTER
OUR SPECIAL BRANDS IN FINE BUTTER:
:HHE :#HE 5H5Ffk 5HS5Ekkf5s5 5S5EkkkfiS5 hItr~ IN PRINTS.
:##H :##H SSffSSSS$$S5!s bfSSS$S'ss SfSSS$S!s" |nruns.
:.faE The bhnnSH1* biAMoNb.* In and slb. BOXES.
These goods put up our Special order and are
fine as any made
tE We do not sell any Of the adulterations known
SUEINE
BUTTERINE
OI-EOMARGARINE
tB- WE GUARANTEE THE PURITY OF ALL
BUTTER SOLD BY U.s.
GEO. NJ OYSTER co
Wholesale: Cor. Pa Ave- and Ninth st. NV.
Retail: Center aud street Markets.
I ESTABLISHED $780, APT I'm
T7HE BEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL SUIT TO
Xdp6dEsEx II ISdj sI StFEg!s RtgE r4SsETs biss E5s
CHEAP MEMS SUITS rsngins = pricefroin IS to slo
slge Blouse ,,s for o5se lsn wear q 81 s,, Wat.
Bicycle style Boys Suits from 81 to ss: single pts.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-09

nERNAToLOGY-AI spFCIALTy-Ry DIR J.
Case X py' M No = Grant rant acc m .Cs1 , csHfInn ,ro
siS wear ago h. noticed that his hair hn to come ont
cut frey; o.r hairs would erow IN bat were finer
iI1 " hrh re- consulted Dr. 'an Dyck for Premature
hinr arti % co1r wi w M ar9 !is ims d@% Th. ir :
y" W 5 n - ht a, a ,,a A, say Sc ne I3 M
your hand on his head an ui,nanra hat wa> at once
ae,y l'rreitibie IT van nIrk placed nm !l':'r an
r2r@c ot 1atIicu; and iii 5iA lpontnS ;linr ms
Selp wa coSertd Win tle s..'.ti OF brown hf.iti.y
i I "ry m st ~ LAIR the IN one year Win
r. NJ NSI hiolid' aE,d - General health
stt,r If years ,iurai1n shr n,t,c's iri that h.r
sc sp Saf fTi a,in s r. fs1 fn and ay , mn WHIT
noy,inct ller clothing would he covered with shower
I on s M br r11r a her % ar TO was sG. so 0t ,hn m f t
art and temple wrr.. almost bald DR. Van Dvck
her With ail Ara ne slrg home treatmt and fietod
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NH very far eyebrows '' :" lvrt,jly ,l M . tye!Ii i' @
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fne bi IN byrk ""nnr',ret treating her during the
on, there IL: most satisfactory cha fleet d
II n%r a1 ralirr Now @ nr 's'a5hrs ar l"E ngays
CAS- NJ N1. --- i4'ed Il fassiioEanl" soci'ty
lor her alid, ,ilfy red harsh dry aId rr-l5' "A
tlll @ s;,on 'h a'ai' ~ ne rii"',n % i'f err Z; VI te @
her haIs and sa! bG,tor iist 9"k at my hands To
war~. Ihs look and f,l like te hands Of woman
Vino .Wrsis as,s ana RIB "it" 10 yy don't nav TO
yrk treated her successfully In short TN" her
hands hT'iu, "h ,ErSii so' pure eiean heA'bie anu
j a1rr'i9!r w. me iull'i
Gas Nv u MIS- - br"leiit nleInbtr OF her fam
ly I" Dr. Van Dyck tor treatment III 1881: the patI Mt
NOH,S Miss OF hfteeu brii" tie cniu"Xcn
clark sic had fr4wth Of heavy black hairs ta least
two inches long on her chm and sides OF her face she
was dernat InElral curiosity In 80 sittngs Dr. Van
Iyrk removed 700 Eans She then returned to her
home III New Orleans before tine operation was coni-
Iic Ii" following summer She VISITED tie north and
r'uain"tI III Washington onr month and had 800 Ina rs
removed. On her return to the south she visited .
D'et"r in N;@hi'lg3n and was happy to show him that
she completely freed from tn OhnoNOus growth Of
hair, AID othinE nut thu very finest down appa
rent. which is natural IN Very laty's face
he above with tn published the past few
day. i'll The Star. are a few reported from DR. Van
Dyck private record Of casts ard we'll To Illus
ora;ions Of the Go,nI.. zion; Hair and Skin.
/ DEIMAIoI.OGY.
1t is well-known TACT that the concentration of the
mind ant the llfe long appcaion) non partcu-
lar subject object always results III thorough
udcri adi,I@ and more complete mastery of every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-09

CRANK IN TIE WHITE HOUSE GRouNDS.-Ofh-
Ger Kearney arrested crank In the White House
grounds this morning, who represented himself TO
be the slayer OF President Lincoln and who said he
was then on his way to See President Arthur To
recover million dollars due him.