The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

Eb. Rowe, OF Larned, was ia the
city Saturday on his way TO st. John
The Garland is the finest heating
stove in the market. They are clean
and easy to keep ERE in. Mrs a
Hottewitz has just received a large in
voice of them which VIII be sold at
bottom prices. Call and see them.
Constipation is the parent of innum-
cradle diseases, and should, therefore
be promptly remedisd by the use OF
Ayers Cathartic Pills. These pills
do not giipe, are perfectly safe to take,
and remove all tendency to liver and
bowel complaints.
From this date, November 18th, Goa
viii be cash on delivery We pay IN
advance, and the demand is now 50
great we cannot keep up our stock and
trust it out with our limited capital
Therefore we shall make 10 exceptions
whatever to this cash rule.
EDwARDs & ERWIN.
NJ. c. TUBBs.
Mrs. Mary Calhoun Dixon, the dis
tinguished elocutionist who is TO sp-
pear at the opera house next VYednes-
day evening, should be heard by ev-
cry person interested in a refined and
elevatiug entertainment. Prices have
been lowered to thirty-fve cents for
reserved seats and twenty-five cents
for general admission, in order that
everybody may have an opportunity of
attending.
p. II. Zemer-s grand opening of hoI-
id#y goods viii occur tomorrow. lie
has very fine stock and every body
can certainly find something TO sui,
them. 1t consists of japanese and
China ware, albums, dressing cases,
manicure sets, Christmas books and
cards, AMI in fact everything that car
be thought of in the way of holiday
goods. 1t viii pay you to call and see
them whether you buy or not.
G. L. Painter, of Iodgeman county
noticed a few days ago that some Of
his hogs acted very peculiarly ans
/ appeared to have something like blind
staggers, SO he cut off their tails t,
relieve them. His hands were badl,
chapped and he got them covered will
blood. Later the hogs began to SHOW
, symptoms of hydrophobia and die, an,
Mr.. Painter is now in Kansas Cit
trying the effects of a maidstone.
I TIE veterinarian Of the Kansas Elk
pertinent Station would like to hay
turner's and stockmen of the stat
report concerning various disease
affecting live stock; giving the kin.l @
stock, their age, food. and sarrOund
Ings, the number affected, the symI
toms aud nature of the disease AS ia
as known. All questions concerning
Diseases of live stock will he answered
so far as possible. Address y. 5
Mayo, Manhattan, Kansas.
Says tie Pueblo Daily Press of Mr.
Mary Calhoun Dixon, who appears
Flcin's opera house nest Wcdnesi
evening: The ar,Iiyn~e room Ct IL
Fist rieoHs ierian church. Was fi'e
I.y a. Fashionable audience last evcuiu;
INC Nit1t'.44 lN--s- LtAG 44lg-A III itlAis
S by Mrs. Mary Calhoun Dixon for II
2 benefit of the woman hospital associ
. tiru, which the fashionable people
b. l'a;a''o have been looking forward
~ With much interest. The eutertai
< Weut was fully up to the expoctaii0
,, of the audience, notwithstanding the
high auticipations. While the pre-
notices Of Mrs. Dixon's work hus be-
lavish, they are certainly EO mo
! than she deserves. As an elocutio
s. ist she IS without "a pecr and fully d
"a serv,s the reputation she has VIC
Sine las all the individuality of GEM,
4 without ccceHtriciCy. She has a vers
y tilitY that is remarkable and it enabI
ia her to depart from beaten paths il
1t pleasing MANNER. While in the ci
Mrs. Dixon is the guest of Mrs. 10
y. Waldr,n. She left on the no
F. train for Clay Center, Kansas who
er her cute bay hoy had been left wi
ut relatives. After ii short visit she W
-. make "a tour Of the south, professic
ally" This is the first appearance
Mrs Dixon. since she appear ed in 1
:, eblO, and she will therefore be in t
best of condition to please her he
nc eTs.
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to large size, and filed with literatl
Ike which not only represents ngricultl
rr. and its Kindred interests in their hi
est sense, but deyutes much space
the entertalnment of the farmer's {.