The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-04

about the color of their hair. Time
on aud this young woman be.
came engaged TO a gentleman, who worry much
her beautiful hair. Her cnviouf
friends told him it was the result of golden
tiuid; but she denied it most strenuoHsly, and
like many another man in love he believed
her. Now she is seeing tue folly OF her decep
ton. The bridegroom-clect wishes 10 20 on .
long Journey as SOON as the marriage Is cele.
brated; the bride doesn't. Why? She cant
take her hair dresser with her and she ean'j
dye her hair herself, and il it is let alone 70,
several weeks it will be all brown about the
roots, and the husband will surely discover the
fraud, and she doesn't know what to do. Sht
would tell him now if she dared, but he sait
he would never marry woman who dyed OIL
her hair. and 80 her courage fail,
and she is dying a thousand deaths becaus,
she dyed once. "
They Dot 1t ON the Wrong Foot.
A little Norwalk, Conn, boy got a silver II
his foot, and a motion to poultice the wound
made by his mother and seconded by bis grand
mother, was carried III spite OF his objections
He kicked and screamed and protested that ht
would not submit to any such indiguity, bu
the majority against him was two to one, ant
the poultice was made ready. 1t was arranged
that the grandmother should apply the poul
tice while the patients mother s;ood over hin
a stick, with authority aud instruction.
10 apply that also If he made the least shov
of resistance. When all WAS ready the young
stor was placed on the bed and operation,
began. AS the hot poultice touched the boy
foot he opened his mouth to say something
but his mother, with the stick, awed him int
silence. Agaiu the boy stroye to made him
self heard, and again the appraised sticl
warned him 20 keep quiet. In a short minute
tie p~oultice was trmly in place. and the DO,
was tucked up in bed. there TO remain unit
the medicine had done Its work. Az TIL
tormentors moved away, a shrill
small voice came from under the bed clothes
you've dot it on the wrong foot,"
A Pretty Figure.
Jennie June: The PROTEST figure which La
been seen on the stage for many a day is Eff,
Eilsler i'll her Quaker dress in Storm Beaten a
the Union Square theater. sIf ever l marry
said a Young man, with the natural obtusenesi
of men, to IA pretty girl in frizzes and a stun
ming hat, as thew were leaving the thcater u
tho close of the play on the first night, lit viii
be a girl who wears a Quaker dress, That cir
was just too sweet for anything do 70,
so:" said blue eyes, wishing her frizze
and her hat at the bottom of the sea. 'Didn'
you?" continued the serene and unconsciou,
parsonage she addressed. ooh, of course, sh,
looked pretty. but | thought her dress wa,
rather stiff" Aud then she went with him ant
had some ice cream, the most stupid thing sh'
could have eaten, and then went home an,
cried herself to sleep.
CHI drcn'. I%sonrets
Honnets for children are OF all sorts-pols
caps, round hats as large as a small cart-wheel
granny b%onnets, beef-eaters, Tam O'Shanters
Derbys, sugar scoops, Extraordinarily, every
ls worn. Polo caps TO mach newman
kets and uisters are very stylish for the
streets. More drcssy occasions call for WIDE
brlmmcd lats trimmed with long plumes, etc
Fur beaver hats musterin full force as the colo
weather approaches, and are prettily trimmed
witn siiken pompons or long plumes. Iurkisl
fezz-s are very popular, both for small boys
and girls, aud many petty little turoans AMI
bonnets are made Of yelvst or plush TO mattel
suits. Large collars are universal, and the
thing in these is of scrim. With raised
flowers, in Imitation Of the Pompadour lace.
Wedding Concerts.
At a recent wedding. instead of having the
conventional devices which SO weary enc by
their sameness-if one can be wearicd with
overs in any %shape-the happy bride and
groom stood, during tho ceremony, under a
huge floral wisbbone. To carry out tho pretty
idea the groom gave the bridesmaids each u
golden wishboue set with tIuy diamonds.
novel idea introduced at another we'd
ling was n pair Of floral gates, which were
opened for the brida procession by thy little
in white, who looked as if they only
needed wings TO make them angels.
.. For the Teeth.
This way OF making a plum pudding cannot be
too highly IT flesh plGms are in
season, use them: II not, take a quart can of
piums: put them into a basin on the stove; when
hot. sweeteu them plenteously; soak several slices
Of bread in the Juice, then line a pudding dish with
The bread, ana pour the plums in. Serve cold with
crean.
The diamond slices with sauce, which, are very
as an entree OF in the place of the pie, which
IS he ordinary finish for a pain dinner, are simply
plain cakes baked in diamond-shaped tins, and sent
% the table on fruit or very small pie plates, with
sauce poured over the slices. They should be
as THU when baked as a slice Of bread.
Mut-ds without soda. if baked in a hot oven.
will be light and excellent. Take one cupful of
sweet milk. one cuptul of -four. Que egg well
beaten, about a third of q teaspoontui of salt.
ave your gem pans very hot. I'LL about half full
md bake. These are nice with butter alone, or
With maple sugar syrup added.
This is au excellent recipe for Graham gems, and
from auy before given. One cupful OF Gra-
lamf flour, Que cupfui of fine -four, two eggs, two
If salt. Have tho gem pans hot, and the oven hot,
md twenty minutes will be long enough to bake
nern.
Apple custard pie should be haked with an under
rust only. The filing is delicious If made OF one
pint OF sweet milk. one pint of smooth apple
sduCn, well SNttIeucu, tuEGo SKHSs haSOE VIII
Anon or with a little cinnamon. This will make
wo small sized pies or one very large one.
A nice dish for breakfast is made by cutting
)ors teuderloins in thin slices: stow them in water
saucepan. and fry them ill light brown; serve
hem on buttered toast. with mashed potatoes.
Lemon ~frit.ers are delicious. To one cupful OF
milk and one egg allow the inice and pulp of one
case. add the grated peel of half a lemon to flavor
he sauce.
A filet of veal stuffed with fine herbs makes an
foundation for a dinner. and il nicely
,rowaed and served hot, with brown gravy, it may
yell take tho the place of chicken or duck.
Oatmeal cookies combine many good qualities.
nd will be reiished by children. Make them just
ike All ordinary sugar cookv, using two-thirds oat-
neal and ons-thlrd wheat -four.
Plu,nnge.
One OF the costumes of Duserzeon. of fine gray
10th. has a polouaise front deliberately draped up
n the back. this opens at the breast over q vest Of
olds of velve. of same shade. and passementeries
chenille: half open at the waist, the polonaise is
;anzht together by a double clasp of oxidiz.d
liver: the chenille are continued on the
ront of the skirt, the rows widening as they descent
o the narrow plea,ing at the bottom
Blue cloth costumes are plainly made. but gayly
by rows iunumerable of Veronese-re red
,raid. The Jockey basque opens over a pulled
'iolierc cheinis site OF red velvet, but fastened down
he center with red silk buttons. The tunic is short
n front, with still shorter Vatican folds behind.
combinations for similar dresses are b1ick-red
moss-green, slate-gray and poppy colors, to-
and electric blue.
A tea gown forms as important a part of 9 bridal
rousseau as noruing wrappers formerly did. For
they are made with a long ovcrdrcss Of
blue siciiienne and a short skirt covered with
ienetian embroidery. For bruuet,es they arc Of
'ieux rouge surah. trimmed with q blouse vest and
reamy Lace in the Fedora fashions Of Sarah Beru-
lardfs play.
Rich brocades, with patterns of many-tinted fow-
rs in wreaths and SPRAYS that copy nature literally
n size and color. are on grounds OF colored satin.
Birds and butterflies. shrimps and many less agree-
for such rich materials as embossed velyets
nd elegant brocaded satins.
The pelisse is still the most generally accepted
orm for long cloaks. 1t Is. however. slightly
this season by being loose in front. but
i2ht- fitting at tho back. with ample fullness to
ltow room for the dress skirt beneath. Figured
.otbs. with Egyp,isu aud Indian deajxns. are used
odd coiora OF blue and brown. with shaded plnsh
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