The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-19

| On 1901 they generally carry tpelr chill
dren astride upotf theirekeulders, the
| little creatures leaning with both hands
upon the head of its mother. 1t is a
the other, but not less attractive.
Miscellaneous Paragraphs.
The North Nebraska Methodist cor
ference has resolved that any membe.
who has fallen into the use of tobacco
ought to desist.
+ "A Detroit street peddler has gone to
|Shis home near Chicago, to attend the
wedding of ~hiSAdaughter, to whom he
will make a bridal gift of S $1,000 in
cash.
The Canada Pacific Railways officers
say that the distance from New York to
Port Moody, over their road when com.
pleted, will be 1854 miles; whereas the
| distance between New York and San
Francisco, by the shortest lines; is 1881
miles.
The powerful electric light.at the Cal
umet and Hecla mines can be seen forty
two miles away by vessels on Lake Sn-
perior,
Last Saturday a farmer living north of
streator, ILL.,, sold a quantity of rags to
u dealer. Monday he was in town, and,
after searching for Some time, found in
his discarded garments 800, a number
of notes, and some deeds which lad
been put in the rag-bag for safe keeping.
Among The cheerful prophecies of. a
woman who arose and spoke in the Full
ton street (New York; prayer-meeting
were those that. the American. bishops
will bring the pipe 10 tits country, and
that he vii! be murdered by Nihilists
before next Christmas; also, that Presi-
dent Arthur Wall be "yemoved'a in like
manner before next January, and that
Gen. Grant will reign asking. She said
nothing about Governor Buffers pros
pects.
Gallfprtla's vineyards are rivalling her
mines as a source of profit. =
An importer and exporter of furs gives
this information: ''The house cat is one
ofthe most valuable of fur-bearing an
imals, and when they disappear mystic
rlously from the back fence they often
find their way to the furrier. It is an
actual fact that in 1882 over 1900, DOC
house cats were used by the fur trade.
1 DioSh. NhilS, iiaitCoC, ANU LOItOISe.6liel
skins are most in demand, are made in.
to Innings. AS for skunks, $4,000 were
used in this country last season, valued
from so cents to a 81. 20. They come
from Ohio land New. York principally,
and as in pursuit of the tiger and lion,
the bravest men are required"
T~wenty-eight years ago, while Ira NJ.
Thomas of Middleboro was skating on a
pond, hole in that town, he took off his
skates.and laid them by a fire built on
the ice. The concealed flooring gave
way, and the skates were never seer
again until last week. when%the mud
was being removed from the dried-up
pond-hole; then they came to light and
were recognized, being of the curl-toe
pattern, with brass acorns on the ends
of the runners.
A Roanoke, II. C.. inventor has con-
cocted a machine that will make $50
cigarettes. a minute. :.
Connecticut seed-leaf tobacco has be-
come the bane of New England. Even
the IKE chew, and DR.. Holmes writes:
CLEAR the brown path to meet his coul-
ter's gleam!, Lo! on he comes behind
hissmoklng team" :.
A Rhode Island clergyman advertised
in large letters, "a man wanted" and
the mob that gathered in the evening at
the place de signated was disappointed
to find it only the title of dry lecture.
Some Arizona mining companies are
abou. to use the electric light in their
mines.
A Minneapolis man has paid Sc, 900 70,
medical treatment on account Of bite
by his dog. aud yet has not sought salts
faction by killing the beust.
The; Fire Engineers meet in Nationa
Convention at New Orleans, October 81.
The New York Mail says that one Of
the newest private residences on Fifth
avenue, built for a gentleman of grea,
wealth; has a music hall and billiard
room. a.tenlis court on the top floor, an
elevator, steam laundry and gymnasium.
Inc frescoing was done by. foreign art.
ut d cost Of 5 IL, 200.
Liberty, Miss has grown a cereal GU
rlosity in the shape. Of an ear Of corn
seven inches long, perfectly shaped and
developed, containing about 500 grains,
which is surrounded by five other ears,
growing otit OF and firmly attached to
the main ear at its base, and extending
more than half way the length Of the
main ear, although containing more than
1900 grains of corn.
Here IS a Georgia minister's advice to
the young people of .his congregation:
Now, young people, a word to you.
When Inner is'over do not pair off and
get IN bupgies, an. court, but come. Tito
the church and serve the Lord. for this
is His day; but fyou are determined
tocourt, putitoffuntil Monday morning.
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