The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

40 - OAN AAsAS AA ~ Souaty Wv sy
-owned~.by the 4ate~ President James A.
Garfield. The mine is known as the
Flagtown mine, and was bought by the
president shortly before, he was assassi-
mated. President Garfield not only
bought the mine, but established at the
mine q postoflce called Flagtown. The
mine has been lying idle, but the man
in charge ofthe property has received a
letter from Mrs. Garfield stating that
she intends to visit the. ii1ihe In person
next summer and make arrangements to
have it properly worked ME- .GuT III
The general manager Of an English
railway has written to a temperance AS
ISOLATION IS follows: Il have the pleas
prh to infor m you, that the company has
no grgffeshmert rooms at any Of It's
statiols where. Intoxicating liquors are
sotd II, may also be interesting 10 you
officials are total ~abetaihefs; and that no
man receives an appointment under the
company unless he has previously been
IN abetainer Of some, standing" $40, ~
PORT. 6Rverstini has been experiment..
ing to ASCERTAIN if the miasma of malaria
matter exists, as III %populary supposed
ION the dew and the soil. He collected
soil and dew from notoriohsly mwhole-
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his skin, u. having first &ascertained that
they held various forms Of sporiferious
and other bacilli. No evil results were
experienced:;s He tried similar expert
1nentsl on dis wife, and he and his
friends made tifty7two experiments with
dew and infusion of soil collected from
many places. All OF the improved in
l%noc,ous. The professor denies, there
fore, that a primary aihfection is the
cause of malaria fevers.
The fastest time ever made by a loco
motive between Jersey City and Phila-1
Isdelphia was made by a Pennsylvania.
Railroad "hard e%9aler" June l3,lSs0,
i hour 33 minutes. There weren three
full stops. and, taking out the. time con-
suuiei by them, the actual running time
iycould not hive exceeded'S6 or 81 min
ana had rs f6ot iAssrs and cyIin .Ssal
ll7 by "a; The three miles ;from MenIo
Park to Elizabeth were run in as, AZ, 4S
| seconds each. b~9Ss9!9stftis sT& tN.l II 81
Ii a correspondent of the Scientific
|sAanerican proposes the following plan
for Avoiding the disastrous effects OF. cy-
clones: Take one key or barrel of COM
mon rifle or cannon powder to the limit
of your city ;or towns where it is zap
preached by, q tornado. Fix to it an
artillery printing tube, having a string
to i'll about one hundred yards long.
a ashs; your pf bS ] at the end Of t. sns
Wait till the tornadosseems tolbe pre-
p ees'S e'H Bgy pa 3 ap sSs stiins hs ana az Il the the
| charge is slRrge enouxh. n that pyratinv.
.whirlihg tornado will be ehectually
BLASTED out of existence; at least, made
harmless till blown beyond your town,
where pSerhaps 1t will Reform itself.
70 MI. 4, W, Tourgeee, on his lecture on
FsThs Mission Of the. Dude" has this to.
say: mo one knows where. the word
dude comes from, but there is not a
word that will half express it's meaning,
! which lis simply an American who de-.
sil est to be: thoughtsomething else. The
dude sis a counterfeit cockney. He is
more valuable for what he shows than
for Whatshe is. Yet he has for us a mis-
sion and'a message, which, if we do not
hearitr will sbeito our everlasting shame.
He is the scab of our, National iniquity;
he is q disease. He is not alone known
by his clothes; he is known by what he
thinks. He can find nothing in this
broad land TO admire or approve; he has
to look abroad to find anything worthy
his approval. We find the dude in pol
tics. There are men who are 90 good
to take any. part in politics. The man
Who hegiects' his political duties is the
most dangerous man in the community
more dangerous than thief ora pick
pocket"