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EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION

IAnL1 MAN1cESfAttONS OF CONSUMPTION.
II person has an obstinate cough. which COM
menced without any obvious cause. cough which is
at first dry and hacking. and subsequently, attended
for time with frothy king xpec-
toraton. accompanied by wandering pains about the
chest and loss OF besh even to slight extent he is in
all probability consumptive. If. besides, there be
lGinoItysis or splitting Of blood. the amount
OF dIachm, the probability 10 increased to almost
certainty. II, in addition to these symptoms the
breathing becomes harsh hurried and deep inspira-
tions evoke few clicks of dry and cracking sound.
or II the voice becomes permanently weak and
there can be little doubt that the person suffering
from consumption.
Hapeison. free from dyssntery and who has not re-
sided in tropical climates suffers obstinate diar.
rh9a. which goes on month alter month, with slight
remission or fntermssioD. even though there be no
cough, he is most likely consumpuve Should this
diarrha be followed BY chest symptoms the slight
est amount, the existence Of consumption is an alb
solute itsinty. II young adult, not addicted
to eneryating habits and not leading u absolute
life, without clear steadily loses weight he is in
all probability. coRsumptive, though no chest symp-
toms should have appeared. When SUCH however.
manifest themselves additionally the establishment
OF consumption is almost fixed fact. In all cases
where any of the manifestations described make their
appearance should advise an Immediate sxamina-
tion of the chest and prompt to appropriate
treatment
Atan early stage OF consumption radical cure can
be frequently effected. and health placed upon firm
and permanent fcOtng while with every step i'll I'D
vance Inch the disease allowed chances
for perfect recovery diminish correspondingly Our
leaders Nat bear mind the most skiiIfu and
Efficient treatment do than to m Ike sound
and useful nsmuch OF the lungs is present at the
Tine when the progress of consumption becomes sus-
pended. No means earth replace the lung It's
suswhich has been destroyed by the ulcerated pro-
The earlier therefore consumption is attended
to- the better are the chances tor satisfactory rssu
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0RASTY.

Of fINk CLOTH SURFACE WAILkP ROOF wRAPa
The Most stylish and Becoming shapes LIVER Producr
Ihs ''wAsAINGTpN." the Perfect Sleeveless Gar
he -NoDJEsKA." the Nos, stylish Slim Slew,
Garment
The CHESTER" Plain. Close Fitting and Neat; an
Elegant school Garment In Misses Sizes.
The "kCKISGIoN." Gathered at Neck; very hand
The '.fAIR" Dressy. Close fitting Garment with
Coat sleeve, for Misses and Children.
Prices were never low tor Pine Quality Water
proofs GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY. 800 9Th q
u3l-2R MELVILLE LINDSAY. NAaasur.
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ToMAro FIG.

mild laxative for constipatiou soyereixn
remedy i0r Syspspsa Tomato Fig Is Fruit and yegs.
npae LA1nnSes superior to any remedy now on the
market Can be relied on for its positive results in
Sny snsrksacy. IL Sorrects . sluxgish habit Of the
s yoa ao . Improves the health OF both
Tomato Fig gives tone and strength to the liver,
kldneys Ano novels and IL Of the delightful
~ sIeSIvs poreatives now before the public.
o&f>o0r BAltimora. Nd.
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UNDERWEAR.

UNDERWEAR.
Prepare for the cold weather and buy your
where the proprietor is satisfied with . small profit
NO FANCY RENTS TO PAY.
READ WHAT WE ARE DOING.
Gents EItrs Heavy Shirts. 25. 35 and 4Sc.
Gents Extra Heavy Fine Shirts. 75e-thoss marked
out down town leader for 81.
Ladies' ALL wool Scarlet Vests. 75c: worth 81.
Ladies' Atwood Fine Scarlet Vests. 81; worth s1.49
Ladies' Extra Heavy Merino Vests, 4se
We can save you money Fine Dress Goods
Give . trial-Dont mind the distancs-You will be
amply rewarded.
We are still selling Imported Zephyr &C. an ounce
al shades: Imported Saxony. l2kc ahank: German
town. TIC. hank, and Spanish. 1Sc. hank.
Full line Of Art Goods at reduced pricea
VIM. O. vIERBUCHEN.
LEADING REMNANT HOUSE,.
1e4I. l24s 18th st. ae
ol7-r tFormerly Double Combination.)
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY NOTES,
cal-Disfranchised Voters-Circuit
Court.

Correspondence OF TEE EvEsIxe srAa
ROCKVILLE, Oct o.
The docket for the next term Of the circuit
court has been completed and contains the
following: Criminals, A; appeals, Is; trials,
Is; foreign trials, 4; judcials, IA; appearances,
70. The term commences on the seco nd Mon
day in November and will be held In the Town
Hall.
The congregation Of Bethesda Presbyterian
Church have completed handsome improve
ments in their house Of worship, and have put
in new furnace for heating the building.
Hon. Louis E. McComas will address the
voters at this place Wednesday, 29th instant.
Speeches will also be made BY Hon. George L.
Wellington and others.
The registers Of voters Of the several election
districts OF this county were here today for the
purpose OF turning over the registry books to
the clerk OF the circuit court There have been
SIX appeals taken to the judge Of the court by
parties IN Wheaton district whose names have
been stricken from the roll Of voters. Several
other similar cases are reported from other
districts, all Of which will receive hearing
within few days. The recent decision Of
Judge Lynch OF this judicial circuit made in q
number Of cases at Frederick City, in which he
ordered the reinstatement ~ voters Of persons
who had been stricken from the lists, has en-
couraged many In this county who have been
treated In the same way to appeal to the court
here.
A marriage license WAS issued here today 10
Mr.. VIM. Z. Harvey and Sarah E Brown OF the
first election district; also one to II. Z. Allison
and Hester ( O'Neaie Of this place. SAM
A church congress Of the Universities of the
United States opened yesterday in the First
Universalist Church in Rochester, NY. Nesrlv
every state in the Union ia represented.
Fire in the Ashevills Female COLLEGE. Ashe-
Vile, n. c., yesterday morning did damage "a
the extent Of about sl0,00Q The pupils vsre
got out without being hurt
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MAN Is OFTEN DECEIVED In the age Of q woman
by her gray hair Ladies, you can appear youna
and prevent this gxayns0 b. using HaIls Hail
Remover.
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DE- L1oHru,L1
Has resumed his practice and removed his once 10
his residence,
1411 ST. NV.
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For the accommodation Of our customers and the
public We will keep store open all night charge
OF Registered Pharmacists
b. b. WILLIAMS CO.. DRUGGISTR
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE,
Cor. 9th and streets H.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced in
proportion to other goods. We only the purest
drugs and chemicals from the most reliable lnsufac-
turers We cheerfuly invite q careful inspection of
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DENTISTRY.

Nh CLARA ". McNAU6HTos. DENTIST. III
lJ It'll ST. n "; graduate OF Michigan University:
branches OF dentistry 81 reasonable prlees the pst
gonage Of ladies and children especially solicited
Il and ARTIFICIAL teeth serca without charge except
cost OF material, at 1870 ST. Nv, DeLtal Depart
daily, except SUNDAY. Lxtraetlon frss Innrlnary
oven from October 20 June 30. so
nR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST. sTH ST. con
OEhv.-IiSt-clsksl illings inserted. Appllcas1s1
- gums prevents pain IN extractinx All brInchsa q
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.
hJAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE CONCoRDyILLE
WI 80 ler year One of the best schools TO teach
boys and kris how to meet the duties Of lie Five
courses OF study. Boys under - years, $3.50.
JOSEPH shOR1LIDGE Nalel, A. NJ, Prfn
.y29-eo3m'
Ska YEARLY BOARD AND TUITION. SIM
Pl Wv mary tglrls). Military Academy (boysl,
HIGH grounds; very healthy: best care thoroug in
strgehon: cottage SYSTEM. EPISCoPAL SCHOOLS.
Haddonheld. NJ. s27-lms
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Pscx1s.sr Axosa Ous Lusr O,
SOUVENIRS
For this week are two lots Of
ovERcoArA
Blue and Black Beaver Regular retail price els
They go ct sS.25 FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. Al full
regular sizes.
SOUVENIR No 2.
FULL DRESS COATS AND vIsfA
(sILK LININa)
Regular retail price $50. They 60 1t slo.7S FOR
THIS WEEK ONLY.
SEE THESE It win require no guessing to arrive
at conclusion Tho sight of them will convnce
you that they of and radical species being
absolutely SEEDLESS-SEEDY GARMENTS are moi
In demand among our patrons.
SOUVENIR. No. s.
MEMS HEAVY PLAID ovERCoATa
Regular retail price s5.7a They go ct q rs ron
THIS WEEK ONLY.
Ha! ha! ha!-Laugh on, Laugh and grow fat"
Laugh, and the world laughs with you;
sweep, and you weep alone"
However you may ridicule the prics-the garment II
an excellent An examination Of which will turn
ridiculs into smszement
SOUVENIR. NoA
WOODSTOCK CASHMERE SUITS FOR MEN.
Regular retail price $40. They 20 ct s66o SUIT.
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
SOUVENIR. No 8.
BOYS ovERCoATs WITH CAPBa
Regular retail price a. They 20 ct o.
GARMENT FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
SOUVENIR. No. G.
ROyS, SIrITa
Sizes to II yssrA Regular retail price s250. They
60 ct Sl.54
SUIT FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
We are Manufacturers and Retailers Of Fine Ready
made Clothing for all Mankind-The Farmer the
Garduer the Merchant the Mechanic the
Man. and all other Men and Boys too. We clothe
neatly comfortably, stylishy. and elegantly st
prices which surprise to the very humbest Of
patrons Such 10 our business and we mean to
STICK TO IT.
SOUVENIR WEEK SOUVENIR WEEK.
SOUVENIR WEEK
tTBssinning MONDAY. October 20, st7 a. M. and
ending SATURDAY. October 20. at IL p.m.-A1
VICTOR 4 ADLERs
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
Hats, Gaps
and
0entlemen's Furnishing Goods
027 and 929 9TH st. n. W.. cor. Massachusetts, ava
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Open Saturday until l1p.m o2o
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
WIssTIR's MTIRNATIoNAL DicTioNAlL.

nv book IRON cover % eevsE me york Of -
yoarA Editorial sfn0 Of mot lees than o. persona
cost more than $500. 600 for ediiinx ihustrstiaS
We sstnnG sna SsssTosypiny IA. .upsrb yol6s
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
HORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
N0hDDEU1sChkh LLOYD a. d 90

= NohDDLU1sChkk LLOYD 81 %
kHst L1lEees bteAn.era
To Southampton Aopdon. hsvIel. RreDen-
fraNe, wed: OcL =. LooAi slres. Dat, Oct % .
pm. Lxhn, Wed Oct %. AN. kldeI. sat-. Nov
4, sm.; Alier wed. Nov. 5. IL am; ulds. sst.
Nov. d. PM
Comfortable state rooms excellent table, luxurious
talton sJpoantnlenn lrices. lat CABIN, 81 up
Nsld berth. according locstaon "a calm. zoos
DkOOR e25 Penn ave ola
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CAsp,1s.

Just opened . beautiful line Of wltons Noquetts
veiset Body Brussela TAPESTRY and Ingram osrpets
Sn s,u Art square, Wilton and Smyrna Rngs and
aud DrspeEiss In great VARSITY Thoos furnishng viii
purchasing. 6OOG BRO. 8 CO.
e1>3W la26 -
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EDUCATIONAL

EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.
ELocUTIoN: oHAToRY. ACTING.
Diplomas Dssr... and Ie.eh.s., o.runs.,.. con.
.. .s ,,''Sss Shrzs COLLEGE OF ErSsyEros.
Or t TkEbfs ss aT,ns,ly sf Boston v,u
Ises pP5uis 4 h 81 foS qS
op FttEXIB III MAR ItNrNGIAIIoN kSP
aSAs NM NJ; s M S.s
A LADY WHO HAS SPENT SEVERAL YEARS IN
dssires pupils N TIA, LANGUAGE oes' references, I'D
A RNoLD WILFRIED MEYER. GRADUATE OF
viii sss o1 n Ostsn and
Term. mederss Hddress Ills 10th st ~ or es
DIANo LESSONS
attention '''1 es T. r''
o2o-et' 4isPstnw.
DIANo INSTRUCTION By MISS MAY H. MEAD,
q nR af @ or
Miss, scHMITT1s SCHOOL KINDERGARTF
noIthwsst secioh Capitol Hill and Navy Yard Arteu
lation and speech reang taught the deaf. OILS lms.
REV. JOSEPH GRAF, ORGANlST AND CHOIR
H Master at the Catholic University,
Has Resumed Private lessons al l52: 9Th ct. NV.
cs5Rss terms TO members Of Catholic oi ehSEsh
NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
N Select Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies'
open grounds front and rear Faculty Of twenty hve
for for
FSfII EFoF.yER e %EIhEsEET COLLEGE
I1FIcATE OF NORWOOD NSTIT! TE
The following private classes will begin early Nov
Decorative Psininr Miss Nv Eva Il Ieconte sse'
harmony. Dr. Anton oloetzner;
=, shskesPesre and Study of Del sarte. Miss Mary
Modern Literature and Current Topics Mrs. Don P.
French Eocution and Conversation; his own natural
and scientific method. Prof J. ID. Gaard
German Language and Literature. FRAU Lmms
6 f@ina IT.. A. D. Dec p cCS %nei.r
All classes must number from four to twelve per-
Individual instruction in Voice Culture Prof Otto
On the iiano, DR.. aloe,zner.
And IN the French sngnage. Prof. Teilard.
5 w;
OWL SERVICE AND DEPARTMENTAL FXAMI-
Ton na14Is sp intorma'en successful pFepara
Institute, S. W cor. Sth and sts.n.w. ol7-Sm.
FOREIGNERS DESIRING EXPfKIENCED Teacher
4 OF English may address Miss BAICH, 1907 10th st.
ter and number of Pan-Amercan Delegates. o17-2m
'T'hEo: vockEY, Jn, lsiUDlED ABRoAD1.
ol6-im 1857 Waliach Place n nuS 'AN'HR'
A C. sTARIN's BUSINESS COLLEGE, / s z ST.
a. NV. Full business course, IS per month, $50
and class instruction.; students prepared for civil
'sIa tss.ins by which students advance rapidly
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DIR LIGHTHILL

DIR LIGHTHILL
For thirty years specialist for the cursos
CATARRH. DEAFNESS. ASTHMA
And diseases Of the
BAR, NOSE. THROAT AND LUNGS
Once Hours from An. until IL. and from 3to Pm
sl3-tr
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NOTARIES PUBLIC

~ NJ 1sEsSaazy. NosA!y epd q = oganlssioaaE
mo. = nkA1xs l11l 9 Al
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LNOR INVESTMENT
Il We have on hand for sale
Us. per cent honda
Dc. Sizes 1881.
DC, SOS, 1924,
and Will execute orders for the purchase Of any other
prime securities. LEWIS JOHNSON Co.,
OHM Bsnkers
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BICYCLES.

DICYCLES-LOOK AT THK CUT IN PRICE1
- We have recently purchased the sntirs stock q
machines AZ the following extremely low prices fol
ssah; hush SAFETY. tormsr price III row go hali-
barring Crescent former price e55, nov eco; Ladies
Juno. former pr,ee go. nov ESQ., Bsll-bsarine
sss S Ss.r1 ssS sanis5 iSi nfSEs g EF. m
NEW NAcHiNEs. csn ma - stsp as- - A-A
Clio. B. AfWAT11 90.
= CYciiNG RfNx, S5i b 81. NV, rxAn srx
LADiks' "a sENTg E,ce,1g E.es2,sSsA q
SAILS ROOM, COX vTH AND =, VII b rouovsA
10 "THx wHEkIxkIKs" sfsse 0esSAG ]. T7-1m
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Don't mistake the place-THE TEMPLE DRUG
STORE. under Masonic Temple cor. 9th and SITS.
o lo-tu,ih.s-u L. 5. WILLIAMS x CO.. Projectors.
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FINANCIAL.

FRANK II. PELoUZE.
l. 1888 St, second floor
Member Washington Stock Exchanse
Deals il all Local Securities. listed and unlisted
Offers investors frst-class 4, and per can't
dividend paying stocks aud bonds.
Have Money to Loan on Stocks and Bopds o7-lm
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PROFESSIONAL

DROF. CLAY, The OH -FsTABLIsHED ONLY
! reliable genuine and nstursiIorn Ctsirvoy ant
AstroiEssr ana AeSi1n N ,nis sity born with vel
every hiGaen mysteiy nnd lost q stolen prvperty
brings separated together causes speedy g
giyes in business removes family troubles
evil influences; ADVICE business, love- xnyth nd
you doubt OF AL buslussa cou lldentiak lsyo1
been known " 1Hal
Hours. y am. - $50 p.R sandayA q San
sittinga 5Oc.
Parlors. sos 18th IT Nv ols-6ts
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NINE DREAMER. THE ONLY WONDERFUL
W Gifted English and German Astrologsr the city.
On sunday from 10 q N. % 30 pR. li9H 9th aW
ol3-lms
n ME- kAfHAI. THE CILEBRATEDCLAIRyoy-
N1 ant and Asiroloe1st the seventh oauKlter, born
With czul has wonderful healing power Cives names
ana lueks dates. Don't taai - Dis lady hoon
10 o1oF stnw. N1e-S4ts
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later. When We got cut Of his hearing
we talked the matter over and concluded
to let Glassman and his scaIp-lifters 20
to the devil. Irv was in favor Of letting
Miller have all the Indians on earth il
she wanted them bad enough to pay a
bonus for them. He didn't believe in be
ing held up or played for a sucker by any
Jim Crow Indian agent, 8 % we decided to
return home and advise our friends to
blow in their celebration money on
creased pigs and the like.
We reached Kimball all right the fol-
lowing day and while the people were
disappointed by our failure to secure the
game we were after, they were glad to
see us back alive and with our scalp locks
unmolested. She celebration passed off
all right though. Kimball had the
creased pigs and Miller had the Indians,
but the former had the most fun.
From the foregoing the people will
readily see that my claim Of being an
expert on Indian affairs is not u%nground
ed. In conclusion l would like to sug-
gest that the Indian is only human and
would probably prefer to die fighting than
starve to death for the sake of peace. He
has his likes and dislikes the same as the
rest of us-he likes to eat now and then,
and dislikes to be hionkeyed with by
swallow-tailed soldiers in search of news
paper notoriety. And if the poor devils
enjoy dancing on the green while wait
ing the advent Of the Messiah who has
been preached to them by our mission
aries ever since the landing of Columbus.
Why not let them have their little fun?
If the Messiah should happen to come
they will have the laugh OF us. And if
he fails to show up when advertised they
wont be any worse off or appear any
more Ridiculous than thousands of relig
ious cranks among the whites who have
been known at various times to array
themselves in ascension robes and perch
on top Of haystacks and other elevations
in order to get a good view Of the Saviour
when expecting Him to make His second
trip to this vale of tears.
The moral Of all this is: Look not upon
the Indian when he is red; for alas, he is
a condition, not a theory. Hoping this
will find YOU enjoying the same blessing,
l remain, yours for humility,
WIS WILLIS, o. II. A.
Salt Lake City.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

CO. Lepper, Druggist, Fort Wayne, Ind,
writes: MY little sister. four years of age,
was 20 III from bronchitis that we had almost
given up hope of her recovery. Our family
physician, a skilful man and of large expert
ence, pronounced it useless to give her any
more medicine, saying he had done all it was
possible to do, and we must prepare for the
worst. AS a last resort, we determined to
try Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and / can truly
say, with most happy results. After taking
a few doses she seemed to breathe easier,
and, within a week, was ont of danger. We
continued giving the Pectoral until satisfied
she was entirely well. This indisputable
evidence of the great merit of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral has given me unbounded conf
dence In the preparation, and l recommend
1t to my customers, knowing it cannot disap-
point them"
ayers Cherry Pectoral cured me OF a had
cough and my partner of bronchitis. know
of numerous eases in which this preparation
has proved very beneficial in families of
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The Milwaukee will put in reduced
trip rates during the holidays. A round
trip Of n and one-dfth rate will be made
from all stations in South Dakota while
a r0uud-trip Of one and one-third rate
will be made from all other stations
These tickets will be On sale Dec. "a, %.
81. and Jan. l. They will be good to re-
turn until Jan. 5.
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The dance at the opera-house Wednes-
day night was but SHINY attended, but
what it lacked III numbers Mr.. Burgess
and his fine orchestra more than made
up in excellent music. The piano by Mr.,
Duclos was a big addition. It's a. pity
that so good on orchestra cannot receive
better encouragement.
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A New York court in a recent case de-
cided that the hen that lays the eggs and
not the hen that matches them is the
mother Of the chickens. Consequently
the owner Of the latter bird thinks that
he should be remunerated for the work
Of his hen.
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Is an Inflammation of the bronchial tubes
the air-passages leading into the lungs.
Few other complaints are so prevalent, or
call for more prompt and energetic action.
AS neglect or delay may result seriously,
effective remedies should always be at
hand. Apply at once a mustard poultice to
the upper part of the chest, and, for internal
treatment, take frequent doses Of
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Young Children.

80 that the medicine is known among them
as .the CONSIDER of the afflicted Jaime
Rufus Vidal, San Cristobel, San Domingo.
"A short time ago, / was taken with a
severe attack of bronchitis. The remedies
ordinarily used in such cases failed to give
me relief. Almost in despair of ever finding
anything to cure me, 1 bought a bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and was helped
from the first dose. I had not finished one
bottle before the disease left me, and my
throat and lungs were as sound as eyer."-
Geo. B. Hunter. Altoona, Pa.
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HARD WATER. You can have it soft
ened with very little expense. You can
get the stuff at Bardin's.
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YOU CAN get your arms full of Christ
mas presents at Bardin's for little mon
py.
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HARD TIMES have compelled L. D
Bardin to make wonderful reductions In
all goods III his line.
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Lingering Letters.
List Of letters remaining in the T. o.. at KIM
hall Tor the week ending Decl 1890.
Psrsiss calling for any OF the above described
w. II. Hewitt
Miss Bertha Smith.
G. W. Smith.
VIM. Jenkins.
eNsss will please say advertised. After 30 days
viQ ~ aent to tho dead letter o.iine.
J g.. LoNa. P. NJ.
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Pointer for Poultry.
"Hoorav. whoopee!
Ha-ha! He-he!
We're still among the living!
Two pullets cried
Who had not died
In slaughter for Thanksgiving.
ut strikes me you're
Too premature"
Said q hen who heard their fun.
Preserve your boast.
Until the roast
For Christmas dinners DONE"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-12-19

HARD TIMES. Yes, that is Just why
you should go to Bardin's to buy.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-12-19

CANDIES by the pail or by the pound at
Bardin's.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-12-19
DECEMBER FLAKES.

The stranger said, as he shook his head,
i know this modern Messiah,
He's q thief born and bred,
He ought to be dead,
He's a most magnificent liar"
Fort Pierre Fair Play.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-12-19
The very best Peanuts at Bardin's.

APPLES are rolling out fast at Bar
din's. Get your barrel before it is too
late.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-12-19

MIllance Meeting
The annual meeting OF Brule county
Alliance will be held at the engine house
In Kimball, Saturday, Dec. 20, 1890. for
the election Of officers and ther business
Of importance.