The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-10

About eighteen months ago Mr.. w.
S. Manning, of Albany, N. Y, widely
known in ira de circles as the repre-
sentative Of the Albany Chemical Co.
was suffering from a ]protracted at
tack OF diarrhoea. II tried Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy" he says, sand obtained
Immediate relief. I cheerfuIly rec
ommend this medicine to those SINH
larry afflicted" Sold by all druggists.
The ifteen-year-old son of Ira
Cults, living neal Ethan, was given
liberty Wednesday from the county
Jail. The lad was brought to the
city the other day, being a candidate
for the reform school at Plankinton.
Several days in Jail served to bring
him to a realization he had better
change his mode of living. When
brought before the court this morn
ing he was very penitent, and with.
tears in his eyes he promised to be a
better boy if given his liberty. The
officials gave the lad a chance to re-
form and he was taken home by his
father.
The residence Of S. B. Sphinx on
the south side was struck by light
ming Thursday morning. The
roof was shattered in several places
and a dozen Or fifteen bricks were
knocked from the chimney. a do
nestle standing in the front door
when the bolt came and was knocked
to the floor by the shock. She re-
gained consciousness a few moments
after and later appeared all right.
The worst damage came from the
lightning striking the chimney,
which blew out a great quantity of
SCOT which settled all over the house,
completely running the carpets. Mr..
SPHINX said he had some insurance
that would partly the loss.
Another heavy shower visited this
section Thursday and from re-
ports covered practically the entire
county. The rainfall amounted tc
IA inches. There was a little hal
with the first rain. but it did not
amount to anything. In the Tuesday
rain it is reported that a big strip o.
country a little ways south of Ar
tesian was swept by hail and crops
destroyed. In mentioning the rain
fall in the paper yesterday an erro!
occurred in correcting proof. Th'
amount in the first mention SHOULD
have been as instead of 4, the toua
, for Tuesday being .66. The rainfall
! for the month so far has amounted
; to 2.O7.
All the h%ydrophobia in the countr
has not disappeared as yet from al
: reports. A farmer living a few mile
west of the city has a bull that ha
: every symptom of hydrophobia, an
: there is a probability that it will
have to be killed. 1t becomes franti
when anything is placed in front Q
it. 1t is supposed that the bull wa
l bitten by the mad hound whic.
passed through the country to tn
T west of Mitchell more than a mont
ago. j. r. Canham was forced t
T kill a hog that certainly had hydro
phobia. The Republican has hear
more or less complaint Of late abou
Z the n in which dogs are let
! run without a muzzle in the resldenc
part Of the city. 1t should be ur
derstood that there is a fine for pei
hitting a dog to run without a mui
6 zle. It is difficult to tell when til
mad dog season of scare will b e owe
with and every possible %precautio
should be taken to prevent a recu.
: renee Of the accident which happene
. to one citizen of the city.
l. Slight injuries often disable a ma
and cause several days. loss Of tim
l. and when blood poison develops som
/. times result in the loss of a hand
d limb. Chamberlain's Pain Balm
n an antiseptic liniment. When apple
to cuts, bruises and burns it caus,
n them to heal quickly ard withol
is maturation, and prevents any dang
ii of blood poison. Sold BY all d1u
gists.