Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-04-13
ing sleep of about three hours. When
he got up again the desire had passed
aWay.
Facts and EancIeS.

AdSlS Aliu IGtI1CICS. .
The statute books of Kentucky still
retain the provision that "no person,
while he continues to exercise the func-
tons ola clergyman ,:priest, or teacher
of any religious persuasion, society or
sect, shall be eligible to the General As
sembly."
The Lewiston Journal announces that
the Washburn Memorial Library at Liv-
ermore, Me-, will be completed about
the LIST of September, and that the adj
dress upon the occasion of its opening to
the public will be delivered by eS-Gov.
Long of Massachusetts.
A tint of the art world: She had lust
visited the studio of an artist famous for
painting interiors and she was going in
to raptures owe his work. 'Then you
think him a great painter?!" Delight
His insides are Just too charming for
anything."-Life.
Tennessee presents a novelty in tenn
perance legislation. By a law just pass
ed, it is provided that liquor shall not
be sold to minors or to husbands who
are habitual drunkards without the writ
ten consent OF parents OF guardians, or
ofwives.
The annual yield of the lead mines of
the world is estimated at 400, COO tons. of
which the United States furnishes one.
fourth, or about 100000 tons. Spain
takes the lead of all lead producing
countries with 100, 900 tons; New Grana-
da supplies most OF the quota from South
America, and Mexico, Canada and Aus
| tro lion a lyn ~ tlN vre{ n d.. a..-.
total.
A traveller in the Holy Land noticed a
woman, heavily laden with domestic
utensils, toiling up a high hill, while her
husband, selfish, proud, and lazy and
useless as an American Indian. rode by
her side on a donkey comparatively free
from burdens, The traveller stepped up,
moved by pity for the poor woman, and
asked the IA why he didn't relieve
her and put some Of the implements on
the donkey's back. The man coolly in
formed him that he didn't have to pay
anything for a wife, while u donkey cost
him 20 francs.
Fortunately for judges, lawyers and
witnesses, a convict seldom keeps his
promise to "get square" with the person
whose rulings, argument or testimony
sends him to prison. But a tragedy on
that basis was recently enacted in the
Italian village Of Cheval-Blanc, though
with q result very different from what
the convict expected. Ten years ago a
laborer was convicted of manslaughter
chiefly by the evidence ofa peasant, and
when he left the dock he declared that
he would come back and take his re-
yenge. About a month ago he was re-
leased and straightway proceeded to car
ry out his threat. But the witness had
been warned, and shot him dead Just in
time to save his own life.
1t is "the thing" for the newly ar
rived American Immediately to rush out
and buy a hat, an umbrella a long-tailed
English Newmarket coat and at once as
sumo an English accent. and information
say he will be Eat ome'' such an hour;
pronounce either eyether; talks of moth
ing but. "pun's' and Of millions as glibly
as dollars. He affects everything Eng
fish, and the height of his ambition is to
he sits and boasts and brags and makes
an ass Of himself; and all the time is
under the impression that he is creating
a sensation. He generally is, but of
quite a different kind from what he sup
poses.
NewsHampshire i%snolonger a state for
farmers, for of the 142, 46s persons who
were found by the census taker of 1880
engaged in business, that is, earning
their own living, less than one-third, or
"A were at work upon the farms,
while 5S,037 were employed in manV.
featuring, ll,735 in trade and transport
tation, and 2S,206 in the various profess
sions, which range from %clergymen to
bar tenders. The state is credited with
$40 physicians, 646 clergymen, 3S2 law
yers.