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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-07
STRONG AND WEAK SPELLING.
Pecuiiarities Of the Two Great Glasses OF
Dabblers in Orthosrapby

Pecuiiarities Of the Two Great Glasses OF
Dabblers in orthosrapby.
Speaking in broad and general way,
and admitting that every one is liable
so misspell a word of the English Ian
guage at some time in his life, spoilers,
in the opinion OF the Youths Compan-
ion, may be divided into two classes
the ''stsong spoilers and the weak
spoilers" What ''strong spelling"
means may be illustrated by the ortho-
graphical maxim and practice of an ex-
cellent gentleman who is now dead:
His rule was: Never miSspell a word
for want of putting IN enough letters -
Acting on this principle he spelled girl
gearle, or do doe, and get gette. This
trait would seem TO indicate liberal
disposition, and this gentleman was
certainly very literally minded man.
His 'strong spelling" did not prevent
him from serving the public'acceptably
in several capacities.
Another strong speller always insisted
upon writing the word perhaps thus:
Perhapse. Though he yaS frequently
demonstrated with aDd repeatedly told
that there was no final e on the word,
he continued to spell 1t that way. A
thoroughly strong spener" always
seems TO be accorded Z certain sympa-
thy and even admiration by those who
ordinarily spell. correctly, while a
weak speller" is always laughed at
What weak spelling" means may be
illustrated by the case of gentleman
who recently wrote enthusiasm" thus:
Entheusam. and who generally spells
suggest sojest. The same gentle
man is known TO have spelled penalty
pelenty, but popularity of his case is
that he never mispronounces a word,
and always appears in conversation
what he certainly is, cultivated gentle
man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-07
HARD TRAVELLING.
The Limited transportation Facilities OF
Northern China.

Inc Limited transportation Faculties OF
Northern China.
It is not TO be expected that men
should fully appreciate comforts to
which they have always been accus-
toned. In America, for example, peo-
pie get from one part Of the country to
another with SO much ease and con-
venience that it all seems a matter of
course. But if one undertakes a jour
ney in China he is likely to set a new
value upon carriages with springs and
some other everyday mercies of
kindred sort.
In North China, according TO an
English missionary, you may perhaps
have your choice of three methods of
travel. You may, if you will, take
your place in a springless Pekin cart, q
kind of box or cage, with no seat. The
passenger is obliged TO squat on the
floor cross legged. or TO sit with legs
stretched out at right angles with his
body, and as the cart jolts over great
stones or through the deep ruts in the
road. he is liable to be bruised black
and blue.
If such a cart looks upinviting, you
may conclude to try mule-htter. This
consists of an oblong box slung between
two mules, which never keep step. and
not infrequently quarrel. and the sws
ing. unsteady motion is as bad as thai
of ship in a heavy sqBall. Or. once
more. you may prefer 10 ride a donkey
with backbone like a razor, and prob
ably with no saddle, and single rope
for bride.
AS for travel in southern China, some
OF the tribulations of it may be gath
cred from what the same author says
OF his own experience as he approached
a great city:
The tide was out. and we had 70
avail ourselves OF the buffelo-carts in
order TO reach the ferryboat. These
carts are most rickety and unstable ve-
hicles. You sit leaning forward on the
broad rail to avoid jerl. backwards. A
Chinese in cart near the one rode ia,
entranced by the sight Of foreigner.
ineautiously turned 70 gaze. and IN an
instant he was on his back al the mud,
and was greeted with rear Of laughter
from his uafeeling compatrioss-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-07
Why Not Take Two or Th-eer

Col Cole Hoyle Ito daughter)-Yez,
Libby; while you have been galivanting
around Europe gettin' your edication,
your old Pops have been peggin' away
until he has grown rich as mud. We
have finished our new works and are
just maxim things hump. Yes, in
decdr; we can take the crude OIL IN one
end OF the huiidin' and when il reaches
the other, it comes out thoroughly re
fined
Libby QanguidIy)-Dear father, won't
you Try 10 find time to take a trip
through the works yourself, the frso
thing IN TIE noraing?-Pucli.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-07

The habitual borrower is a social
nuisance that ought to be discouraged.
but sometimes it is difficult to get rid
OF that nuisance \ Maine woman
sent to the house of her nearest neigh
Dor. according to the Lewiston Jour
nal, and requested the loan of new
pair of scissors The neighbor was
using them, and sent back word ac-
cordingly. The would-be borrower was
not to be rebuffed so easily. and pres
entity her little girl appeared the second
time to say: Mother wants 10 know
if YOU viii lend her quarter to buy a
pair OF scissors with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-07
NoticeEI n Change.

When a man alters the cut Of MS
whiskers ali his friends notice a differ
ence in him, but many Of them are 1t
a loss how TO account for 1t. What
have you been 6oirg?'' they say You
look like another person
Something like this happened. &c
cording 10 an exchange. when . woman
returned home after few days ab-
sence and heard her daughter playing on
the piano.
Where did you learn that new piece,
Maria" the mother asked.
II isn't = new piece. mother. The
pislo is Dreg taa...
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-07

E hear a good
deal at this time
Of year about
N e die in e S to
build UP a mans
system a n d re-.
lieye tired" and
other disagreea-
bic feelings by
the use of only
half a dozen bot
ties, but b o W
a bout a medicine
( ha t w i'll in
crease a man <
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-07
WHO WINS THE PRIZE?
BOYS, READ THIS, AND GIRLS, TOO.
EXPLANATION OF OUR OFFER.

ai articles
g ore lappa ewouin eAck
TYPE gh hdsh a o. ean Sruceda
II d n eoieah set of
h butfah case
0 crraan aan
before h
mas n uNoiy ofOaN
"'o'-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-07
A Doub.fui Compliment.

'Well. Councillor, hope you enjoyed
yourself at my house last evening""
Indeed I did. madame. As a rule
when drink tea J cannot sleep after il,
but yoar tea bad not the least effect on
me. II liegende Blastter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-07
HEROIC lIFEsOETAEf{.

An Instance of Rzr. Courage szf Deter
nisxtfon-
The little fishing port q Peel on the
west coast o the Isle OF Man, looks out
on the Irish sea 4 rocky headiand,
called Contrary head, juts out south Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-07

When Baby Was SCI. We gave hor Czstara-
Whoa she .ees Chlid. She cried fo- t.l>tsr.s.
When she became Mis-, she clun-.;o Cas-5-.a.
Nhen she had C.lisfaIi. She gave thera Cas.o-ts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-07


There better weapon Older hu Eyqe iB Britannica sd srageb it is
k
sci 4
n again
ncd rGk ohaaenoa Hampyr ycopaT Britannica Th learn
LAY NJ m oil fa dd ~ Hce % phy in No are the
n -four ~ can LEARN wa % the
gde nAnaOa Last but dkMIn h ore umauol np ant of
ueas
gan1d diet odrae sujeto atimpra cam tH Thoroughly Etp
a a fi
h calling k,w viii old @ for e d is mo w
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-07
SHAKESPEARE'S SEVEN AGES OF man.
!" Then a soldier,

Then soldier
Full ofshanee 0athS and bearded like the bayd,
Jealous in honor, sudden and qniek IN quarrel,
Seeking tie 6ubbie reputation
EVen in tie cannon'S mouth. IFS You Like H..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-07
STUFF TO MAKE GIANTS.
A Substance That Trebles Physical
Strength in Five Minutes.
Interesting Development Of the Brown
Seauard Elixir of Life-Dr. William A.
Hammond Tells About Some
Experiments.
fCoPYRIGHT. 1895. I

E hear a good
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-04
GROWTH OF STEAM.
grEAm ice-makins machine devised

A STEAM ice-makins machine devised
in 1871.
FIRST railroad was opened in Japan
in 1872.
srEaM first applied to sewing ma:hine
in 1873.
FoAD steamers first used for blowing
fields in 1917.
MoNT CENTS Railroad was opened for
traffic in 1858.
MOIST GEMS tunnel finished in 1871;
cost. 81, So, coo.
tbs Rig Mountain Railroad opened
or traffic in 1871.
EXPLOSION experiments conducted In
United States in 1871.
FRYING locomotive invented by May
and exhibited in 1858.
UNloS PACIFIC was begun 1863.
opened FOR ira nc 1883.
TIE tirst steam laundry in America,
1872; in ng and, 1885,.
MOUNT WASHINGTON railroad, steam,
cog-wheels, built Ia 1869.
Is 1887, 25a railroad incorporation
Bills passed by Parliament.
Tda Nor hern Pacific was begun in
l's0, Sou crn Pacific 1875.
a srEAsi ram, 10 draw a carriage, was
invented n New York in 1853.
ROAD steamers made successful for
aeavy drawing, in England, in isGS.
COST of Ufion Pacific, 1867, as re-
orted to Government, $1i2,a5J, $50.
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EFELlHFa 49,
Rapid City Journal:--Apeculiar liquor
law providing for the establishing of
s,ispensaries for the sale OF liquor has
s,ecn enacted by the Legislature oil
S1nth Carolina. The provisions OF the
law resemble the municipal saloon
scheme advocated by ". II. Lyon, Of
sioux Falls. all Of the present saloons
ara to be abolished, and the sale of liquor
i;aflah rooms and other places Of amuse-
islent is prohibited, state dispensaries
gre then to be established, ten IN Charles
ion, three in Rics.lanl and one in each,
III the other counties OF the state. A
state commissioner is then to purchase
the liquors, giving preference 10 brewer
les and manufacturers Of the state,
Shicll shall be tested fnr their purity by
fllc stats chemist and then distributed
1 the dispensaries. Liquor is 10 be
#ald in packages Which arc rot to be
Asasned on the premises. The county
Aispen ser slsailselIoaly to those whom he
personally knows, and who are not
minors or intoxicated. II tile applicant
sts unknown the endorsement Of res
Slisbie person must he secured. Several
E7rnals ies arc provided for violations Of
The aet, and countlesor towns which now
itas4 prohibitiya arc exempted from its
sHstion
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The GRAPHIC extends its eongratuia-
lations and distinguished consideration
to Representative LEWIS SMITH of Brule
county. He cast,bis vote fol this liberal
amendment to the constitution:
'.The legislature shall have power to
-Teguiale and control the manufactur
end sale of Intoxicating liquors With
this state. and IT shall provide by law
for the inspection, without expense Ii.
the state. of all intoxicating liquors
kept FOR sale within the state The leg
islature shall not authorize the sale Of
liquors as a beverage to be drank upon
stlle premises where sold within any
municipal corporation or town without
liiec0nsent OF the majority OF the legal
voters thereof. to be expressed at an
election"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-04
Among the south Dakota exhibits a
The worlds fair will he a block of gold,
iworubic feet, ami valued ut $7lo,tGo,
from the Homestead Mining Co. of the
Black Hills,
,fxnteres, 10 ro.acco ,,ser

tO users.
Elsewhere in our columns appears the advor-
tisement OF the I. Lorillard Co., the weilknoun
tobacco manufacturers. Although, their goods
arc favcrably known wherever Tobacco, is used,
this is their first appearance in this locality Ms
newspaper advertisers.
Iiii- firm is tho oldest in America in its line,
haYi,g been establish ell il New York on ..the
Boston turnpike" now Park Row. in 100
When George Washington was inauyra,ed in
that city III 1893. the Luiillurds had been sup.
plying its leading cita2ens with tubucco Tor e
years.
Not only is the Lorillard Company the oldcs,
but it has been for wears t.ielargcst mAnufact.
Gnrer ct tobacco in the world. Tho enterpris,
which was great enough to get on top, has beer
tas ofteu it ia not the cnscl sufficient To krri
here. lntic pant 81 years it i,Gs pad tn TIL.
y. s.. Government for International Revcnu,
over FIFTY Million Dollars. IL has about 4,CCt
7'mplnyees, and their welfare is contributed /,
" u Literary, II D%ispensaFy, Sewing Sch ools
Sight Soheais, etc.
OF coarse in suc., IN eIor'rnus output OF to
,acco there are numerous brlads. adapted i.
very taste. Alltheir chewing tobacco carrie
II the company. The present advertising .
lesiSnodtu extend lhr sale of '.(linax Plug.
which, tu use their expression, is much III
est 1t already soils largely in this locality
,nt will. duuhtless, with tho help of newspn.t
ADVERTISING, row become more popular thaf
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-04
Ear sale.

Tho wcli known imported GlsdosGalf
stallion HONEST JOIN ani the three
foMihs C.lyaasda,e stallion FARMER's
GLORY. Also one 8-JaRr-eld Bay Mare,
in foal; one Biaek Mare, iye years old;
one spun large Bay Mares, ccipi. s four.
Want to sell my fam, kcsQssl" from
kImbail, also. Mnll! ,;se paftS phy o.
the stalli0na iii gaoa colts OF youiis
cattle. They must be sold, for l harts
hougst another iapo.tea CIydesdala To
tsar the place nf HONEST John.
Pysiea on ItosEsT join, $780, FAR5iifs
GInagy, ss22a..
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-04

There is a coed deal Of good advice in
Fhnt CT. Huntington OF tho South
scFa Pacific Railroad Company said re-
Gently when asked by a representative o
the Milwaukee Journal how he came To
be a wealthy man, 81 attribute my suc-
cess in life,'' sail Mr.. Huntington, ITO
Tho fact that l never formsd tic habit Of
watching clocks. As a boy on o farm |
can remember that the men we're always
On the lookout to see Ii it was not time
tosquit. The man who works with his
eye on the clock to make sure that Ire
will rot work oyer time will never at
tain success. I have never paid any
attention to clocks. III had anything
to do did it. Show me the man who
watches clocks and / will show You a
failure; show me the man who ignores
them and l will bet that he has been
successful. I have sometimes thought
it would be q 6 ,od thing to abolish
clocks altogether.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-04
TIE KiMBAL GRAPHlC
CLATzs ts. TIsAN.
CRITICAL Fapef Line GiIy and /. uaiy
u q. BLAINE.

The full particulars Of the death of
this eminent American statesman will
ne found ON the first page OF the GRAPH-
&c. The following testimonial 10 the
character of BLa!s;E from The lips Of
GROVER CLEyEl.aNDi is calculated to show
The general opinion with which the
great statesman was held by the pemoc-
yacy, and as such is Il very good slbsti-
tutc for an editorial:
'"The first time / ever saw Dir Blaine |
md a very pleasant II fcryiew with him
at tho White House. shortly after my liz
anguratiunsas president. Hhtle | have
seen bat very little of hi:l since that
time, Jet in a persona! way, III common
with all other American citizens. l have
not failed to admire histraits, tile breath
ut his information and the ~alertness OF
lis intellect. 4 figure like his, which
liss been No prominent before tla people,
aud Which they have so loeg seen in DIFF
tespnt lights, cannot fail To .hh long
remembered Ivy those OF The present
generation, and will certainly occupy a
luI ge placesin the history er tie county.
In common with all his &C ntrymfn,!
share the regret occasllned ny The death
III a man such as Mr.. Blaine. ST we'll eH-
titled to BIO callsdan American states
aiaan, irresDrctivaOf differences in politi-
eaI beliefs or opinions touching public
I questions"
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II resubmission carries, some papers
that are now profoundly silent On the
subject may have to take n side o..
The other when the time con es fof the
peppie to vote upon the prolibitio,
question again.-Deii Rapisis Times.
Not necessarily. Most of them kept
Il mamas a bump on q log dnring the
campaign several years ago. and they
s-as,a doing the same thing now while
tais most important question to tic
people Of the state is before the l@e.sisla-
tnre.
Tall; about clans.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-04

a.. .
Debut has t'e'n n.as,f Il ~, aout!itiora u; i
9@r .,n Itrsl be. utniaiirE u ruisyr III SIT
III, q .t,,.iiet Ut, 1S6I uu dn.S ttt iiph.d Huta.
..iicc oi ts be- .ss.i Of Dc d. - r Il c"rnas,
rfl,ury nj Dwkn,I. II, 81 sthtttf E;tuo;. E4k liz,
IN tte oh day If ,ctHtn,tnT 1S5I m Boz l. Il: al
Mortgages on I,u.;;e e.2 VIII i,tN E.ii,a.a Htke.
,MosDsn.",, in"itaas.a To Dayii ", snrris,
us. ,str III ,rnt, led. NJ. i,tr 5,st.. y,
.storSs.gee, TN, Ia q ore -I!,f .Eh,4 III ;}.r Nart
j : qaay;ti tNi.:.l Of s"rfi"n went -.siI 3.
II ~iinwts,rp 1V3 no.li, ni raas.. u, is it,l
.puuaty, islrpcrs - it.ii"ta, N.Y. sixte ct So: b
), kot.Ths waich dsfa,i; th- ,-twe- # S,.it sn>
It.roittc opernt,Na ni.d CO acton OF t,tnsHt d ~.
1 law or ,L,-twtr, hits hrtr. it.nilrtn4. ia ~
,~sYprtis. tirh Remaining .rr:;-s;i :i.retI "rnr.
tart .i,nrtnf nui the Is ~riSiu,t' 80 !,- csuF.n
@..i T'net Decd 1T ~, date ,erstr St;6.Sa. M
elni NJ the ATTORNEYS ts lrayti"d ~: il. tie
lrci;Yiarand tlt.,es paid hs ial. ,aur,eapne.
H".i,"ls iitrci'y given tisi SAID i,h.t nsr,'
~ ie fre,n,lns.d I'D snid ,rera Aea sid ~
ubii c anr3,an o. s. tttst'hy I. b:':..S "a II ies!,
TIA ocinuk u. NJ. at t.r tr, /, .i,..r 81 i'd
.ouE, HnHa- IL Cs,mhntini,, =. D..to pa said
t'eot. interest, 'ix"s. at'nrnt.R ic Il, and ;.,n
tii.lm.eeni. ntS si.nwt,2 by bH~.
Dated, Esdse'd, s. H. Jan I'd 1873.
Dsvts ". NORRIS,
Huacnss"ritt Trust, MouGtcsc,
RIB. HasseIl, Attorney for Mnri,aa.e.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-04

a Sioux Falls Press special from Pierre
Gays that at the Press meeting last week
the editors informally discussed the re-
submission question and not a voice was
raised against it. II some of this senti-
mont prevailed among the majority of
=thesHsaepaper menspresefA tina GRAPHIC
would like to know why someoftt doesn't
crop out in the columns of their re-
Spectiye publications? Most OF them are
ss silent as tile grave. II they believe
that prohibition in this state is a practi-
cal failure why remain silent?
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-04

In tlr cnunss e",r, nf the Cetr,y ri Etsle
:. te nf huutii Dixlt,i,. Tia, ,G.tISs - ..,..
q c ii z rey, ". f.tar:, .t.nar, Asi.r., Is
Goun;y isdGa of niy :.x-l ,rs ~.,tsstu: z ..tn
o >si,. Of T.. III .a,3,--,
'tteruattt 10 ~, arJes Of sa!d tt.,;, IL c.i.,ft.
m in tn Me a,th day OF I~r,tt.rs. u. D,igaA.
10 '';.. is t"re;,5 ei.rl, tl:nt . 4. i!s.., gaa, :
Il IN of tho o-:iiaaf s;;,, tai' Or, u..t ii. ,i,is
cosrS and Hind in Ia .ihnn g VI. ja.i: 'i.nte-
Is, ;i saul ,ay, ret,iris OF sa,ts. s,n;,. b. i.rn
nt,e- II. iIFh day OF Jahu.es y, D. 1873, ii der
p pr.yinI;s ur,ta,, of salG c. nrti "a. ian ;otIs;a.
real esta.', iinni5 for tie icli-.,R- St:ips 20 VS..
L,ta I'VE 81 and stx o. IL i~Iuc4twp q. Warn
ncr'. I'D s~idl,iun IT, k..aksi!, S d rIgt at
s;ch sale Aaron i.Nty hrcssNr iin' pnfcsala r of
TIN ND real 81 tc fer ti,e s,sSa nj Eighty
ttSN G) dollars he 'tgi,s Che ~fis.:'rsf t.:d trst
bi'li.t.t ,iid SAID sam ',eit:n tbs 'iltiats' at.i Best
.upg til.
a. vii mere tnily arrcar from, Sid Clos rs
'E.tnr,i.t, lie t1tli LAY al February, *. r.. isas,
a.I0 ,'rltck II, IN. a. tip .:,,fr, r,u:n &C Ii s
curt in III. city of Nnamh, ria II said cuns,
Of t!srin =. y has lrsn fixed or .eeeiitg III
sail ,a..rn,. WIEN and wee MY ,.rson intnr-
eattd ~ ~ 4 Ast,te may ':ppcnr and fiji. write
~ inns 10 the 9..ri:nu.;sf 7ut Ola a;vi. s,i9s.
a d m ~ 'n'arA n ID s,ss nsoAure witutst.s{r
NJ .n.,st of oti"ciit ,s.
Z l. DsuRy, crnrt, .Indse.
~ H,-.1T. NH ririt.E y. Isu. G5,N 1883
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-04

Good looks are more than skin deep, de
pending upon n healthy condition of all
You haysa Bilious lou, Look, # your fioni ae
and il yeur Kidneys be affected you have
q Pinciled Look. Secure good health and
you will have good locke. Electric Bit
tors is the great Alternative and Tnnic acts
directly on these vital organs. Cures
Pimples, qBlotehes. Boils and gives a good
complexion. Sold at r. Il. Millcr's Drug
Store, SOC. per bottle. !
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-04
IL rock Trounl.. uut Ele eiot

About two or three months ago | pur
.ha>ea from You a bottle OF Chamhtl.
ttin's CG.gl, Remedy, put up in Drs
N0ines, Iowa. Snch good results wen
ihtained from its use that l enclose on
lollar and ask that you send me tw'
bottles by eXpress.-J. A. scrivnn, lSE
18th st. New York City. To II. III. Lane,
Druggist, Pcekekillc n. Y, Mr. Srtivri
is president Of one OF theslargrst shirt
factories i'll New York, and widely known
in business circles. When troubled with
Il cold give this remedy a trial and. like
Mr. Seriyen, You will want il when again
in need Of such Il medicine. so c, Mt
bottles for sale by f, .. Miller druggist.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-04

Making a world Wide Reputation
Chamberlain Medicine Gu, OF Des
,loncs, is an Iowa manufacturing in
ulutian ami one in which the residents
lie state LEX upon with pride. Ctam
,eylain's Cough Remedy has become
,,ationai in reputation and is known in
iearly every household in the state nd
throughout the great west. Its merit
are becoming established in all parts o.
america. For sale by 4. e. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-04

JOHN ANDREWS has sold n half interest
in the Chamberlain Register to MORTON
ALEXANDER, formerly publisher OF the
Gam Valley Chief. Mr.. ALEXANDRA
needs no introduction to any of The
GaAPule's readers, and we can only ex-
press The usual courtesies to the new
firm and wish it abundant success.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-04
esos,en.a arn,ea an,xe,

The eAz, .e!.e in thS world fc. Gus
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhcum
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands
C%hilblains, Corns. and all Skin Erup
tons. aud positively cures piles OF no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed TO giss per
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % centa per boz For sale by f.
r KILLER.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-04

The prohibitionists at Pierre have
drawn the first blood. BY a vote Of 43
to 80 the favorable report OF a majority
sf tn temperance committee was IN
definitely POSTPONED. The final result
Will probably DO settled today bntit
looks at this distance as though the fan
etics have the legislature by the pants
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-04
gouses, &Dzice.
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