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tillery camp.

/ was the unfortunate posseSsor Of
nm untamed Bucephalus that no rider
on earth could control. | had ex-
perienced this on three former occa-
sions. But what could ] do, charge or
not charge? That was the question.
Although knew full well thatny wild
charger would lead the van, of course
must charge. In our front was
heavily wooded forest Of pine shrub and
black jack, through which ran mar
row country road. No time was to be
lost, therefore there was little cere-
mony. The usual commands-trot!
march! gallop! charge!-werc omitted,
and the gallant Shumate, who mustered
the fifty, simply yelled, "Charge!' and
away we flew down the winding road
through the dark forcst,all yelling like
Inlians.
My horse bowed his neck, and plac-
ing his mouth against his breast ! was
helpless, and away he fairly few.
What could do? Pull off the road I
could not: stop could not. Away he
went. l looked around, but there was
no one in sight. We had left the others
far behind knew that in few
seconds one solitary cavalryrnan would
be rushing into the midst of the foe.
One moment more, and saw drawn up
across my path a double line of Federal
cavalry. 1t may be, l thought, they
will see my predicament and let me
through; it may be that they will not
fire, but how, could they know that my
horse was running away?
They must have thought the devil
was coming, for up went at least one
hundred carbines, a crash, cloud OF
smoke, and with one terrific plunge
and groan my steed fell in the woods,
pierced by several balls. How l es-
capped God only knows. Ina few mo-
ments heard our boys coming down
the road. A vollcy from the Federal
line. but onward they went, and l
mounting q horse beloIring to u lieuten-
ant of Company Fl, who was killed
here. joined in. We broke This regi-
ment-the Eighth New York-Lieut.
Owing Alling killing its brave COM
mpnder. Col. Davis. Then came the
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ragged edge Of filtration on the vow
agep Fancy a Harrisse marrying a
circus rider! How Beacon street
would howltr lN

ragged edge Of Irritation on the vow
agep Fancy Harrisse marrying a
circus rider! How Beacon street
would how'll"
DR.. HarTisse was perhaps thankful
that his patients demanded his atten-
ton and gave him no time to think or
visit Mt once and that an important
case made it impossible, as he said to
himself, to do other than to postpone
Miss Lindsay. One day he met DR..
Johns coming away from her presence;
he had an air of suppressed excite
ment about him. 1t was year since
they had parted on the Malta. @The
fellow is almost handsome" thought
Harrisse, "and he is in love with Lu-
cille."
He acted upon his determination to
call, but Miss Lindsay was engaged
with headache and begged DIR. Har-
risse would excuse her.
The words sounded strangely to
him; he felt dazed and miserable and
angry with DR.. Johns, MS if his visit
had something to do with it. All at
once the fact that Lucille had begun
life as circus rider seemed trivial
and of no Importance compared with
the greater fact that he loved her. Let
those laugh who win.
He never remembered having been
in such hurry before in his life. Why
had he postponed happiness so long9
1t was late in the following day when
he received Lucille's reply.
Your kind words" she wrote" have
carried me back to those halcyon DAYS
on the Malta, wher believed myself
as desperately in love as you believe
yourself to be to-day. confessed all
this to DIR. Johns when he proposed to
me yesterday morning, anc he was
willing to absolve me-"
Dr. Harrisse tossed the letter into
the CRATE and went out to his patients.
1t was perhaps half dozen years
later, when, looking over some old pa
pers he happened on the charred rem
nants Of Lucille's letter. which his
servant had rescued from the fire and
folded away. He opened it curiously
and fingered over it, fascinated.
Il confessed all to DR.. Johns when
he proposed to me yesterday morn
ing" it read, "but if you love me
poor DIR. Johns! should like to pun
ish you; should like to quote to you:
There must be Nautch girls and cir
Gus riders, perhaps, but we don't
choose our wives and sweethearts
from among Them and refuse your
gift--bnt l love you. LUCILLE"
AT this date, however, Lucille had
long been Mrs. DIR. Johns.-Erchange
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Gossip About The Fair Sex.

Mrs. Harriet A. Ketcham, whose design
for the proposed soldiers monument
to be erected in Iowa was accepted by
the general assembly of that state,
lived only to learn of the honor she had
won in q field where no favor was
shown in competition with the artists
of the country. She was an Ohio girl
and developed her talent in art schools
in New York, Washington and Rome
and was considered q woman for whom
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D,abolie.l rr.o.
II .h.r. /. ono more a.ndi.h .h.a .h,

II there IL one more Asndish than tho
hatefnl trinity, dyspepsia, biliou.ness
and irregularity Of the bowels usually e1-
existent together, We are unaware OF IL.
Those cooperative organs, the stomach.
the bowels and the livsr, are usuAlly
thrown cut of gear toesther, and the -es-
toration OF regularity to one is usually ths
signal for the others 70 fall into line.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters controls all
three beneficently and completely, NOT
only regulating but invigorAting them. II
also e1erts . most happy influence upon
the kidneys and the blood. giving u
healthful impulse and enriehing the sec
ond It overcomes malaria and a ton
dency TO chronic rheumatism and neural
gin, and improves appetite and sleep To
the nervous it affords unspenkable relief.
A wineglnssful three times daily will, II
persisted In, achieve reaults TO be OK
pected from no other hcalth medium.
-Innkeeper Herald, Of Turks Head.
West Chester, N. Y, ha. wnyward goat
that chews tobacco with marked apprsci.
alton and relish.
Tho Wilkesbnrrs, Pa, Times has .
subscriber who has paid for the paper l0s
years In advance.
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THE TRUE LAXATIVE PRINCIPLE
OF the plants used in manufacturing the
pleasant remedy, Syrup of Figs. has q
permanently beneficial effect on the hu-
man system, while the chenp vegetable
extracts and mineral solutions, usually
sold as medicines, are permanently injuri-
Gus. Being well-informed, you will use
the true remedy only. Manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co.
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BRAVE DESPITE HIMSELF.
A Gallant War Charge All Due to Run

away Horse.
What I relate are facts which actual
ly befell me. The greatest cavalry
battle ever fought on the American
continent took place at Brandy Station
on June 0, 1863. AT early dawn the
Federal advance guard crossed tho
RappahannoclS and charged our OUT
posts with such vigor that they entered
our camp at their heels. Most of my
regiment Sixth Nirginian) had turned
their horses out the evening before,and
not more than fifty of us were prepared
to mount. The fifty men were quickly
mounted, formed and ordered to charge.
Not moment was to be lost, as some
of the enemy's advance was in our ar
tillery camD
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Au|gust
FlOWePo

/ have been troubled with dyspepa
sia, but after fair trial Of August
Flower, am freed fror the vexatious
trouble. B. Young, Daughters
College, Harrodsburg, KY. ! had
headache one year steady. One bottle
Of August Flower cured me. It was
positively worth one hundred dollars
to me-J. w. Smith, m. aud Gen.
Merchant, Townsend, Ont. I have
used it myself for constipation and
dyspepsia and it curedrne, 1t is tho
best seller ever handled-C. Rugh,
Druggist, Mecllanicsburg, Pa. q
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MUST HAVE A SNAP.

where there was some one above you
to constantly find fault with what you
did?"
"Fiftecn years or more, returned the
father meditativcly.
George! but you must have a snap"
commented the son.
"Weil, don't know about that, +" re-
piled the father "It's something to
have the privilege of grumbling. You
do that, don't you?"
Ye-es, suppose so. :"
"You're satisfied that you don't de-
serve half what you get?"
"Of course. +"
My boy, you are fortunate in having
that satisfaction. 1t doesn't make near
iy so much noise, hut it hurts twice as
much when man finds fault with him
self"
The young man looked surprised and
the father after n pause went on:
"When some one else criticises your
work or your judgment you feel, my
boy-to use u common eNpression-that
he is talking through his hat; that he
would have done just as you did under
the same circumstances. and that he is
near relative to an inspired idiot any
way. But when you wake up in the
morning. and after thinking the ma tier
over for while find fault with your
own work you are forced to the con-
clusion that an able. brainy man has
found flaws in it, and it hurts, my boy
st hurts worse than it would if it
were ten other men whom YOU could
promptly put down as blamed fools."-
Chicago Tribune.
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Eighth illinois, and quicker than some

Eighth illinois, and quicker than some
of us came we went.
That night, after the battle was ovet
for it lasted all day-the boys over.
whelmed me with compliments. Never
saw such a dash! such courage! Charles
O'Malley! Murat! and so on. But what
was the laughter and merriment when
innocently remarked: "Confound it,
boys, my horse ran away with me. -
Richmond Dispatch.
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Miss Candide-"Wh l spent the
winter there were twelve girls to every
young man" De Smithers-"H How /
wish had been theee." Miss Candide
You ought to have come down. 4
Young man would have been almost
Worshiped, no matter how unattrac-
Gve."-M Y. Tribune.
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mrs. Van Teering lnlrlng ner nrst
butler) :-"And you are sure you arc
1ully conversant with the duties of Il
butler and will not need any instruc-
tions" Emery 'Obbs (renssuringly):
hall right, me Teddy. No one
shall heyor know but What you've
been uses to . butler hall yer life."-
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Which Is the best to try, II you have Ca
tarTh "a medicine that claims to have cured
others, or medicine that Is backed by
money to cure you! The proprietors of DIR.
CAtarrh, perfectly and permanently, or
they'll pay you $500 in cash.
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HALLS cArARRH CURE is q LIQUID
and is taken internally, and acts di ectly
on t blood aud mucous surfaces of the
system. Write for testimoniAl., free.
F. CHENEY s. Co, Toledo, o.
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A Rhyme with Saint.

Ecstatic lover-oh. l have such q
beautiful, and gentle ard tender, and
loving and angelic sweetheart.
Married man-Ugh.
Ecstatic lover, unconsciously-And
I'm going to write her lovely poem,
all about herself, and l want you to
give me good word to rhyme with
saint.
Married man Ain't.-Detroit Fres
Press.
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Emma Frederick. great sore, itching and
burning. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla gave her new life and appetite. Then
the humor subsidized, the Itching and burn-
Ing oeased, and the sores entirely healed up.
She ia now perfectly we'll" !. W. FREDERICK.
Danforth street, near Crescent avenue, Cypress
Hill, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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". j. MCDONALD, superintendent. Ian.
neau Manufacturing Co., Greenville s. O.,
says; "My wife has used Bradycrotine for
headache, and it is the only thing that re-.
Heyes her sufferings." OF all Druggists. 500
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"A noted life-saver is Captain Nicholas
Murphy, Of Boston. In thirtv-five years
he has saved over leo persons from drown
Ing
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One of the Pari.ian newspapers is re-
ported to be experimenting with type Of
glass with gratifying results.
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Statistics show tha. 7,oco person, IRE
murdered In this country every year, aud
and only one murderer In fifty is pun
ished
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FlTs.-An Fits stopped FREQ by Da. KLrxR's
GREAT fERyE RrsroHnE. No FIJI. after nrst days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and e200 trial bottle
free TO Fit cases. Send to DR.. Kline 9sl Arch ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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H1RAMC. WHEELER, odebolt Sac county.
Iowa, sells frst-class imported PERcHERoN
and SHIRE STALLloN., IS ., 1, 9 and y years
time imported mares cheap
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"A woman residing in Jasper county,
Missouri, is reported to have been made
deaf and dumb by lighting stroke DUR
Ing recent storm.
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DON'T TRIPLE WITH AFFECTIONS of the
throat and lungs. ! AXE HALx's HoNHr OF
HoHsH UNp AND TAR
PIXIES ToorHAcHE DROPS Cue in One
Minute
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"LfFR is a battle field on which we fight
fight use Beecham's Pills. IS cents box.
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whv rh. son Wa. wei, on.

The son was enjoying comfortable
after-dinner smoke and SO was the
father. The son was in the employ Of
a large wholesale firm and had that day
been "unjustly roasted" as he ex-
pressed 1t, by one cf the members of
the firm. The father was wealthy and
in business for himself.
allow long is it, I" asked the son at
Ia st usinre vo,, have held n pnSitinn
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"A "camel" and "benutyn are syponv.
nous In Arabin. An Arab widow general
ly mourns her husband with cry Of 20,
nv camel lv
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1t is claimed that the drug clerks in
Iowa can tell the difference between Old
Tom and Holland gin in an instant.
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"A minister in Albany, N. Y, insists
TINT his salary shall not exceed that Of his
choirmaster, whatever that may be.
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An asylum for mother-in-law is being
built in Austria by wealthy Austrian
woman, and provision has been made for
500 occupants.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-09-17

Over twenty patents were issued last
month for improvements in the bicycle or
some of its nttatia ments
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--e
The Lottery to End.

AAo AIVCSoky 70 EhOs
1t would appear by the following
item from recent issue of the New
Orleans Times Democrat that the sug.
gestion in several newspapers of late
that the Louisiana State Lottery com.
pany intends setting up business else-
where, is erroneous and that it will
close up shop on the expiration of its
present charter:
In view of the contradictory rumors cir-
culated regarding the intentions of the
louisiana State Lottery company and in
order to accurately answer numerous in
quiries, represent ative of the Times.
Democrat yesterday interviewed Paul
Conrad. the president of the COM
pany with the result expressed below
Reporter-Mr. Conrad, it was asserted
some weeks ago in the northern newspa-
pers, and the statement has since been re-
vived recently, that the company is about
TO remove to Nicaragua, and there, under
government franchise, open up the busi-
ness on a grander scale than ever.
President Conrad-I have heard some-
thing of this, but there is no foundat
for 1t 4 he company has officially stated
that 1t bows to the decision of the supreme
court and will respect the laws.
Reporter--Then have you no plans Of
future actionf
president Conrad-l cannot state the
case more strongly than was done at the
time the company decided not to attempt
to obtain renewal of Its charter. I can
only repeat that the company will con-
tinue in business until the expiration of
Its present charter and then cease to ex-
lst cannot understand after all that
has been said, why there should be any
confusion in the public mind about the
matter.
Reporter-Have you any objection to my
stating this as a finally for the satisfac-
ton of the public2
President Conrad-None whatever.
Reporter-Some of the eastern papers,
Mr. Conrad, persistently assert that the
lottery company continues to use tho
United States mails In the prosecution of
It's business; will you kindly tell me if
that is true?
President Conrad-It Is utterly untrue.
We nre obeying the Inv in its letter and
spirit, and our agents everywhere are In
structed to obey it We ure using the ex-
press companies only in our business, and
In all our circulars are printed instruc-
tons to all persons dealing with us 10
avoid the mails.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her castoris,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children. she gave them ca.toria
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-09-17

HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills blliousness
nausea. sick headache. indigestion.
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III. Parity Of M,n..

It Is questionable whether any wine
containing over l3 per cent OF alcohol
is not fortified or .'doctcred. In
strong ports and sherries from 10 to 25
per cent of alcohol is used; in clarets,
hooks or other light wines, probably
not more than per cent. Italian
wine is made OF pure grape juice, and
consequently is dependent upon the
quantity and quality Of the grapes Of
which it is composed.
German, French and Spanish wines,
on the contrary, are always doctored.
II, therefore, the crop il insufficient In
quantity other wine is added, and IL It
ts wanting in proper qualities chemical
ingredients are mixed with it until the
decoction acquires the desired body
and taste. For this reason the Italian
vino is infinitely the moro wholesome
beverage, and ought to be more sought
after There is no doubt that greater
care in its preparation would
greatly improve its character, but the
Italian peasant is obstinately conser-
vative lie will go on using the same
watts from year to year without over
thoroughly cleansing them aud will
often mix oil sorts Of grapes together.
The time during which the wine is loft
to ferment exercises also a great in
fnence on its quality, and here again
the peasant proprietor, with his small
cellarage limits and his restricted cap
ital. is at disadvantage. He can not
afford to keep his wine long. He must
turn 1t over and make it into cash.
Ofall Italian brands Chianti is most
in request, and its superiority is due in
great measure to the quality of the
grapes which grow on the spurs Of the
Apennines, whore there is great deal
OF sun and very little rain
II is not likely that the making OF
wine in the French sense will ever take
root in Italy The Italian has a dread
OF what he calls vino maliziato," or
falsified wine-literally wine that has
been made malicious. Genuine wine
he calls "sincere,
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Favorite Prescription" Is
the only remedy for woman's
Ills that's guaranteed. II it
fails to benefit or cure, you
have your money back.
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TAKE HEART,

A4AN AAG<A4SAS
II you're . suffering woman.
The chronic weaknesses, painful
disorders, and delicate derange-
ments that como to woman
only have q positive remedy in
DR.. Pierce's Favortte Prescrip-
ton. II you'll faithfully use It,
every disturbance and irregu-
laritycan be permanently cured.
It's q legitimate medicine for
woman, carefully adapted to
her delicate organization. It
builds up and invigorates the
entire system, regulates and
promotes all the proper func-
lions, and restores health and
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-09-17
Our Baby

Was a beauty, fair, plump
and healthy. But when
two years old scrofuls
Hum OF spread over her
head. neck and forehead
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A Wonan's
Remedy
for Wonnan's
Diseases,

that a s.umau best IN
Ms." That she has dc
plainly indicated by
success of her great fe
Lydia e. PIukAam's
No one remedy in all
the world has done SO
much to relieve the
suffering of her sex.
Her compound goes to
the very root of Female
Complaints, drives out
disease, and re-invigo.
htes the entire system.
All Druggi,.s sci, IL, or sent
Sy mail, In form of Piils or
Io1enges; on receipt OF s L 40.
ep9ndencs freely answered.
Addresu in confidence,
LYDIA l.. PISKuAN AIKp. Co..
LYNN, MAss.
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Lydia z. Pinkham
devoted q life's
study to the subject
Of Female ON
plants, working al.
waysfrom the stand
point of reason,
with a firm belief
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3erstands a tooman's
ne her work we'll is
the unprecedented
male remedy called
Ifgekc6k Comtound
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YoungWi.ves

Who arc for the first time to
undergo wonan's severest trial
we offer
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vhere there was some one above you
o constantly find fault with what you