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Belgian, Hares.

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The GRAPHIC reaches a long ways from
home. An advertisement Of Belgian
hares for sale came from a California
subscriber this week and will be found
In another column. The ad was prompt
ed ny a recent article in this paper about
this new rabbit breeding Industry which
is so rapidly spreading. Our California
subscriber sends printed pedigrees of his
stock, and his prices are very reasonable.
The subject reminds us that R. J.
Findley, editor of the Record, a fancy
stock journal of Macon, Mo, hasgone to
England TO purchase several thousand
dollars worth OF Belgian hares for var.
ious breeders over the United States. He
holds commissions from breeders in Cal.
lfOrnla, Colorado, Iowa, Indiana, Illinois,
Texas and Missouri and several OF the
New England states. He will purchase
pens of from three to eight for each one
OF his clients, ana will pay from S15 to
$50 per head. The men whom Mr.,
Flndley represents have deposited their
money In his hands. and rely solely on
his Judgment in making selections.
The Belgian hare industry Is rapidly
taking the place Of the poultry business
in some portions of America. In Eng.
land it has long since surpassed it. The
hares are raised there for food. In
America they are mostly handled as pets.
The ordinary American can't bear the
idea Of killing and eating the pretty
little domestic animals. The breeders,
however, are trying to overcome this
prejudice and cay that when the people
once realize their value as an article of
food the business will receive a great
impetus.
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Mitchell Republican: Among the
excursion trains which the Milwaukee
road will run to Chamberlain next
Sunday Will be one from Perry, Iowa,
which will arrive here at $50 in the
morning. The train will lay here an
hour and will give the passengers time
to get breakfast. The raiirond company
say there will be at least 400 or 500
passengers aboard who will want break
fast and these in the business in this
city would do we'll to prepare for feeding
a good many people. The train leaves
for Chamberlain at 1870.
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Night

awful anxiety WAS felt for tho widow
OF tho brave General Burnham of Ma
chias, Me-. when the doctors said che
could not live Till morning" writes Mrs,
s. II. Lincoln, WHO attended her that
fearful night. "All thought she must
soon die from pneumonia, but she beg
ged for DR.. Kings New Discovery, say
ing 1t had more than ONCE saved her life,
md had cured her of consumption.
After three small doses she slept easily
all night, and its further use completely
is guaranteed 10 cure all throat, chest
81. Trial bottles free at f. E. Miller's
drug store.
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An exchange says that a lady recent,
went into a store and remarked.
"Turn that paper the other side out,
as the clerk was putting up her pnr.
chase In wrapping paper on which the
proprietor's name stood out in bold
black letters. II don't want to be q
walking advertisement for your store
[ read the papers as all intelligent PEG.
pie ought to do, and l think in them Is
the place to advertise, instead Of asking
your customers to carry your sign
around with each purchase"
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Cold or a

"There is but one small chance to save
your life and that is through an oper-
alton" was the awful prospect set before
Mrs. /. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge, Wis.,, by
her doctor. after yainlY trying to cure
her of a frightful case OF stomach trou-
BILE and yellow jaun0ice. lie did not
count On the marvellous power OF Electric
Bitters to cure stomach and liver trou-
bles, but she heard of it, took seven bot
ties, was wholly cured, avoided the sur
geon's knife, now weighs more and feels
better than ever. It's positively qua
anteed to cure stomach, kidney and liver
troubles and never %disappoints. Price
90 cents at +. E. Miller's drug store.
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GA
Bears the 1hH Kind You Have AIHays Boupht
s'ss e I1H7NEzzw
q Hood J,stico of y

10. Hood, Justice OF the Peace, Cros.
by. Miss. makes the following state
ment: II can certify that One Minute
Cough Cure Will do all that Is claimed
.forit: Ny wife could not get her breath
and the first dose OF it relieved her. Ii
has also benefited tho entire family,
Il acts Immediately andscMes coughs,
colds, Group, grippe, bronchitis; ayttiida,
and al throat aud lung trAdbies. Fred
r. Miller, druggist. --
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After suffering from severe dyspepsia
over Twelve years and using many rem
edies without permanent good, finally
took KOd0l Dyspepsia Cure. IL did me 50
much good ! recommends 1t to everyone
writes ]. p. Watkins, clerk and recorder,
|Chillicothe. Mo. II digssts what You
eat. +. L. Miller.
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GRAND G1sr DISTRIBUTION.
q F6crty-Ecnt sugar shell Free /
Every Married Lady.

~ R6rfS-Ccnt sugar shell Free to
Every Married Lady.
FDIToRa GRAPHIc:
We believe that tho most effective advertising
wa can do i TO get samples Of our goods into the
homes Of tho people. Therefore, We are sending
IN elegant sterling silyer.platsd sugar she'll
3snch as We tell regularly at 40 cents, to every
married lady in the United States who writesi
for il. There s nothing to pay. Tho gifs Is sab
solut.. You will confor n favor rpons your lady;
readers BY making this announcencntin your
paper. Each lady will aend her name only,ss
this is too valuable a gift to send to pcrsons.
who don't ask for " themselves. We give the;
choice Of ans Of onr 40 cent designs, andSvili,
send Illustrations from witi,.h To select.
I9lgl QUAKER VALLEY M,EsiJ co..;
Morgan aud Harrison streets. Chica.u,oes:s
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Words cor The Wise,

Closing out. "A few disc harrows and
drags. It will pay you to buy for next
spring II You 10 not need them now.
We were fortunate enough to get the
agency for the Hawgarth corn planter
When you have one corn planting will
DO q pleasure to you.
The .'pri!e OF 19OU"-Crescent bicycles
SS25 and $50. The .'go-lightty' kind,
Imperial bicycles S25, $50, $40.
. WhatSyou have long been looking for
Iii n mower, you will ind In the light
running Plano gear or chain mowers.
Il you are going to need a header or
binder this fall it will pay you to leave
Us your orders fol. the iight-rnnning
Plano.
Lansing and Stoughton wagons on
short notice. Get our prices before buy
ing elsewhere.
An elegant line of buggles and sur
Ties. Also road wagons. All at prices
that will interest you.
NIatsOn's Big store.
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VOLTS speciaIties.
More ladies' waists.

aiOIe auleSS WalSle.
New crash for skirts.
PlarseT II IS at bargain.
New straw hats frem 5 cents up.
, A ..ry lseat assortment Of Valencia
laces cheap.
Don't fail 10 see the new line OF para
Isois at VOLTS.
A fna assortment In ladies' Diuslin
underwear ist received.
Mccormick mowers, binders, headers,
and hay rakas at9J. ii. VOLTS.
Montrose and Bantry Cord dim,ties
and FompaGaur organizes. A nice line
just received.
The latest STYLES in ladies', misses and
chlldrens' Oxford sloes instan, chocolate,
and black. 1.-THE Hamilton Brown llne,)
Just received. Come and sec them. \
The Mccormick header can be seen as
big as life" just south OF the depot. If,
on account of the dry weather, wheat
should be q little short. it is the more
necessary to cut 1t with a header, and we
would suggest that If you get a header,
get one that will last. Just look 1t over
and you will have no trouble in deciding
which to buy.
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for kidney diseases.

Bfight'sK kidney Pills are the best OF
all medicines, because they give You the
best Of pule blood. They cure, tone up,
invigorate and revitalize the kfdneys ID
noLothtr medicine can. They are the
only medicine that cure all diseases
arising from dis0rdered kidneys such as
backacne, weak back. diabetes, etc. Ey-
cry box warranted. 25 cents per box at
F.E. Mi1ler,s.
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J. G. Kennedy, Roanoke, Tenn, SAYS:
u cannot say too much for DBWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. One box OF IT. cured
what the doctors called %an5incurable
ulcer on mYjaw.o Cures piles and all
skin diseases. Look out for all worth.
less limitations. F. b. Miller.
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Democratic Caucus,

There will baa Democratic caucus at
the engine house in Kiuball Oh Thurs
day evening, June 90 at $50 D. N. eau
cur called for the purpose Of selecting
six delegates TO attend the county con
vsntlon, which will be held IN PukWana,
on June 3Ofh. IRVING Al. WEEKS,
Committeeman, KinIbali CITY.
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Eor Oxcr MftY

An old and we'll tried remedy.--Mrs. Wlnslowi
Soothing Syrup has been used for fifty years b.
teething. with perfect snccess II soothes the
child, softens the gums, allaysa pain cure
wind collie. and is the Observation-Disclosures
1t is pleasant to the taste. Sold by dfugeiet
in eyery part of the world Twenty-Five cents !
bottle. It's valuai is ncalcnlahle Be sure and
ask for Mrs. Wirslow's So0thiEg Syrup, md
take no other
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Presbyterian EXCURSION.

The Presbyterian people have about
completed arrangements for a Sunday
school excursion to Fort Thompson and
a boat ride on the Fourth. The plan is
to go down to Chamberlain early in the
morning by special train, and from there
to Fort Thompson and other river points,
returning by the same way late in the
evening, The day will mostly be put in
in riding on the Missouri. 1t will make
a very pleasant trip, weather permitting.
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q monster DcyIl Fish.

Destroying its victim. is type Of con
.stipation. The peWerSofthIs murder0us
malady is felt on organs and MssYes AID
muscles Ddibratn. There is no health
till it is overcome. But DR.. Kings New
LIE ,Pl us w are 2 ,a safe ssa ,ana, ssr fi1sl' e pis:
neys and bowels. Only % cents at Re.
Miller's drug store.
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ReIsiall Hares.

For the finest straines of Belgian larps
write direct tot!:e undersigned and get
his prices. My stock is as good as the
best and no fancy prices asked. Will
cost you less after the express is all paid
than inferior eastern stock. Hareo care
fully boxed aud shipped IN good contii,
Ion. Address,
Gee. BRockMAN, Corona. California.
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Bears the The Kind You Hapa AlWar Boupht
s's, s ! &nHzZ1zM
WnyTronbled yyith Ec,am,

Boro.Carbol 6alve positively cures ec-
zema or money refunded. II you are
troubled with eczema, piles. tetter, old
sores, or skin diseases in any form, try
boro-carbol Saiyo: 1t will effect q per-
manent cure. Every box warranted.
20 cents per bog. F.E. Miller.
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WAN1ED.SEYERAL PERSONBsFDR i
w trict Office manager il this stateto rep
tics: Willing to pay yearly $500 weakly.
Desirable employment with urasuaI 9opportun.
titles. References exchanged. Enclose soif.
addressed stamped envelope. s an
Carton Building, Chicago, Illinois. 80 -
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Thou hast strange notions for one SO
young o. substitute, to think that thou
art the same as Rocky Mountain Toa,
mada by the Madison Medicine company.
30 cents. Ask your druggist.
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Restores vim, vigor, mental and physi-
cal power. fills your body with warm,
tingling life. That's what Rocky Noun
tain Tea does. IS cents. Ask druggist.
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The easiest and most effective method
e tas pu snsyam 1 Is q ta0o tak aud pa iRI,Esr nit1Iss1
Early Risers, the famous little pills for
cleansing the liver and bowels. +. E
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Baz1efixI
BOiks

Mr.. R. N. Pratt, Cave, S. C., writes:
"For twenty years I was sorcly
afflicted with boils. and carbunclcs
caused by impure blood. It is impos-
sibls to describe " suffering part Of
Severaldoctors treated me, and l tried
all the so-called blood remedies, but
a palinaE ts ses samm 70 o oa l 81 any I WAS sq psl:
suaded to try S. SIS, ndaftertaking
several bottles was entirely cured, and
have had no return of these painful
pests up to the present time" -
and any information or advice ,
whatever for this service. Seut
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s'DeWltt's Little Early Risers are the
finest pills l ever used. ID. J. Moore.
Millbrook. Ala. They quickly care ali
liver and bowel troubles. F. f. Miller.
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INSURANCE.
EMPLOYMENT For Tie Summer

lis now the question for many men;ssit is
time to decide; you can mako money
and ornamental stock f0rsfalldeiipery.
Write for terms. Address the Jewel
Nursery Company, Lake City, MINI
Established 1868. One thousand icres.9
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Announcement

Announcement.
hereby announce myself d candidate
Tor the nomination OF county snperins
tendent, subject to the deeissonsO OF the
Democratic ccnnty convention.
ivoRYE CLARK.
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Carbunc1es, which
eating great holes in 4
people as blessings, ar
the mistaken idea thf
Natures plan Of thinni
unless relieved the en-
troubles, which are on
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IfilSGRIlsE FOR III G%u4iI,IiIG
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THE ADMIRAL'S CANDIDACY.
An Inside view of Incidents Leading
to the Announcement.

washington Correspondence of the Chica-
go Record.
A few weeks ago a Washington society
paper published cartoon which excited
great deal of comment because so many
people recognized it as an accurate repre-
sentation of a painful fact. Admiral Dew
ey was represented sitting upon a nigh
stool A woman who bore a striking re-
semblance to Mrs. Dewey had already re-
moved a laurel wreath from his brow and
hod constituted A fools cap. She had di-
vested him of his sword and sash, when
Law on a chair near by, and had glrded
him with a spangled belt or mock ula-
nonds and jingling bells, and was feHoV-
ing his epaulets and other insignia o. rdiN
and the medals and decorations that cover
ed his breast and conceallng ms uniform
with fantastic decorations and furoeIo"s
like those worn by a clown in circus.
The picture was passed around every
where and now everybody says that IL con-
tanned more truth than humor.
have from time to time roprted the
gossip in Washington society resdIuins
The devolpment of Admiral Deweys pres
idential boom, and therefore hopouy neIe
&c surprised that he should announce MN
Golf a candidate Everybody Attributes LIS
action to the influence of Mrs Dewey VINO
10. never concealed her ambition, but, on
,be contrary for several months hes spoh-
on with great freedom of her cohnuence
in his success If he decided 10 accept
domination. At first the Admiral cohdemu-
l "a .his IDEA in the most emphatic manner,
"a ,,sed such language as sailors are OH
-, addicted TO when he said that ne woul
s,a,ror he entrapped into making a blahKe
.'1hIank blank fool of himself by get
-, a presidential bee in his bonnet; out
hIs nrotestations have graduahy sIoNl
yveaker and less frequent ana many DC
go he started upon his recent tour
.S,,,h Inc South, he informed friends
49, he intended to test public sentlmsn,
80 70 bis own candidacy, and would theh
docide whether he would allow mis- name
10 be used. - u,,or,da last
Irnon their return from IolIud "a,
week Mrs. Dewey told several people ma s
everybody they had met nap neSeeo,tne
Admiral 10 save his country py aocep.i'.s
~ nresidency; they had been assured
e,'or and over again, that there was no
o',os,ton of his nomination, tnat either
eart,, would be glad to have MIN lot lts
candidate, and that when ne spP ye'ie'
mon the scene both Mckinley ana pIya
would absolutely disappear ana pe io'e0'
| ten. - asi,oa ,yhat ticket
,ho ADMIRAL was to run on, she repileu
| that q did not make much difference, .na'
| he being a Republican. and she Den niO
| crat a was a standor 80 far as Ponuea
was concerned She believed that any
nartv would be glad TO adopt MN anu ii'
%ouid he the peoples candidate, regard
less Of the ticket upon which his name
Some weeks ago scout, In the pereon
Of a genial young lieutenant was sen
out 10 ascertain the sentiments OF Mi.
whitney, Mr. German, MI AN anu ,s IT,
anti BRYAN Democrats concerning AuIHia'
Dewey as a candidate. and while every
body gave him a friendly Jolly 30 Jar
! as can be learned, no encouragement was
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offered, chiefly because the matter was not
regarded seriously and the character of
the agent who made the inquiries was not
such as 10 command the attention of men
like the political managers he approach
ed. 1t is now believed, however, that Mrs
Dewey herself induced the naval officer
10 make inquiries among the anti-Bryan
leaders, and that his report encouraged
her 10 believe that the advent of the Ad-
miral into the political field as an oppo-
nent of Bryan would Immediately be wei
coined as a solution of the Democratic diff
ficuty.
Nothing but regret is expressed here to-
Gay, both by Democrats and Republicans,
and what a pity is the most frequent
comment. Everybody declines to discuss
the matter seriously. I called up on the
telephone the most prominent anti-Bryan
Democrat in town and asked him what
he knew about Admiral Deweys an
nouncement.
Il don't know anything about it," he re-
piled. II was simply taken off my feet
when 1 read it in the papers this morn
ing"
What do you think about it?"
my God, don't want to think about
it,"
Said another wise old Democratic pol
itciau: IF Dewey had minated that he
would accept a nomination as a presiden-
tldl CanulQdIe when ne uISl arrived at
New York ii would have been an easy
thing to put him at the top of the Demo-
cratic ticket. but now, merciful heavens,
he couldn't get a nomination from the So
cialistic-labor party"
Mr. John r. Mclean, who is Mrs. Dew
ey's brother and is credited with a de-
sire for place on the Democratic ticket
with Col. Bryan, would not discuss Ad-
miral Dewey's announcement.
f'PIeasa excuse me- he said. 81 never
discuss family matters in the newspa-
pers."
Both Admiral and Mrs Dewey have re-
Gently expressed resentment toward Pres
ident Mckinley. Mr. Hanna and other Re-
publican leaders, whom they hold respon-
sbie in some manner for the scandal
about the house and other newspaper
comments that have appeared of late and
only last week Mrs. Dewey declared that
she would like to have the Admiral run
for President simply to knock OUT Nc
Kinley.
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in the reduction of the garrison and OF
the naval squadron which had been kept
up for the suppression of the slave trade.
The inhabitants fell into poverty, having
nothing to depend upon but the precari-
Gus sale of supplies to American whalers
which sometimes make st. Helena a port
OF CALL 1t is now British admiralty
coaling station, to which the Cape and
West African squadrons sometimes re-
sort. One battery of Royal Artillery and
one company of infantry are also sta-
toned there.
Almost throughout its entire circumfer
ence of twenty-eight miles the island pre-
sents to the eye an unbeaten wall of
cliffs. varying from 800 to 1000 feet in
hight jamestown, the capital of the ISL
and Is built in a ravine which has al
most vertical Sides the hight 10 the east
being called Rupert's hill, an' that to the
west Ladder hill. These two mountains
gradually recede from one another until
at the sea, where they end In perpendic-
ular cliffs. The ravine is $50 feet broad.
This triangular space is about one and
quarter miles long. and is defended by
fortihcations at the entrance of the RAJ
vine. Ladder hill gets its name from the
steep wooden steps known as Jacobs
Ladder, which lead directly to Its summit.
600 feet in hight
One of the chief objects Of interest in
st. Helena is the house at Longwood in
plateau of Longwood is about 1000 feet
above the level of the sea and bounded
by deep ravines. II is on the Rupert hill
side of the ravine In which jamestown
is built Here are the long, low build
ings in which Napoleon lived and the
new house which he did not live to &C.
cupy. Here also is Marshal Bertrand's cot
tage. Napoleons tomb is In Slane's val
ley, about a mile from Longwood But
the body was removed to France in a
man-of-war by the Prince de Joinville in
1910, and now lies under the dome of the
Hotel des Invalldes in Paris.
Perhaps the taking of Gen. Cronje and
his men to St Helena would restore to
1t some of its former prosperity. For
some years the island has been getting
deeper and deeper into financial straits,
and the population has been steadily d.
minishing. In 1871 the inhabitants num-
bered 6,444; ten years later the popuIa-
ton was 5059. while by the census of 1891
IL was only 4,116 including the garrison.
According to THE Statesmans Year
Book" there are only about 100 births a
year and about seventy-five deaths. How
ever. about 200 persons annually emf
CRATE to the United States and to South
Africa. Cronje and his men would help
TO bring these numbers up again 1t is
said that this is one of the most saIubri-
Gus spots on the face of the earth. and the
longevity of those who remain there is
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TO THE ASIATIC STATION.
,,ont. A. A. NICK ethan Ordered to the
L. $. Transport So1ace.

rjeut. A A Mcclellan, United States
Nav in charge of the Branch Hydro
oranbic office here has been detached from
dr,v in the photographic service, and has
hasn ordered TO the United States steamer
sojaee. in the transport service, between
San Francisco and Manila. He received
his orders yesterday to start for Mare Is
land Navy Yard, Cal, April IA, and report
on the Solace and proceed 20 Manila. On
receipt of his orders. at once applied for
leaye of absence to visit his home in
FAYETTEVILLE, n. c., for few days before
starting for the Pacific.
Lieut.. Mcclellan has been in charge of
the photographic Office here for nearly
wear and a half. He was navigator on
the soace during the Spanish war, when
the vessel was on hospital duty in the
West Indies. and returns to the same ship.
Il is not expected that a naval officer will
be detailed 10 the photographic office be-
fore fall The Office in the meantime will
he in charge of Mr.. Clarence Hatch, as
sistant to the photographer. His long
connection with the office renders him
thoroughly familiar with its duties.
Lieut.. Mcketh han came to Savannah in
October, 1885, and has made many warm
friends mere.