The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-03-07

Au <Aituui murphy . SgoLatuy VI Lit
Wayto Keep Him"t the author bestowed
great pains on the character oil Widow
Bellmour, a part we'll calculated to set
off the ~finenesse and graces of a spirited
and accomplished actress. She is not
decidedly . lady of fashion O altogeth-
er a woman of sentiment; yet she has
her gay fits and her grave ones, and
either trifies or declaims, as opportuni-
ty offers and the humor seizes her. She
has as much coquetry as justifes = lib
ertine like Lonemore and q cox
comb like Sir Brilliant Fashion
in making their attacks upon
her. ct have been married." she
says, "and am a little in the secret"
To win o heart is easy; to keep it the
difficulty. In the 'Beaux Stratagem.'
by George Farquahr, q most charming
widow, all charity, appears, Lady Boun-
tiful. Her husband, Sir Charles, left
her worth gl,020 a year, and / believe
she lays out one-half ont in charitable
uses for the good of her neighbors,
She cures rheumatism and broken skins
in men; sickness, the kings evil, chin
cough and chilblains in children. In
short, she has cured more people in and
about Litchfield within ten years than
the doctors nave killed in twenty and
ssthat,sa bold wora.n In tbe NAV If thc
ssrwo Orphansn Widow Frochard ia
leadina character md IN M,.Kae Ron
kin,s "Danitesn Mrs Rankin ma hrolse,
III, two comnonies alI on account of tbo
widow of the piece. Ln''The Almighty
Dollar" Mrs. Gilfory dashes all over
ray widow Getchen in s.Rin Van Win
lsla, was ,,,n;shed for traat;ra , aana
husband nj Inv @rettinu a tortor 1ho lot
her "a deatby Tn .T,a5y If Tevorsa OIL
pe1 DaMos COWS h;s ,,,ofacs;o, ;s to
make widows, not wives. and
Widow, Nalnotta ox,1o;r.. ..pl,o.a l.,
no divorce between mother and son!"-
Il sentiment peculiarly appropriate in
this age of divorce. In 'Faint Heart
Meier Won Fair Lady, "byI. r. blanche,
which Alice Dunning Lingard and
Madam Vestris shone in, the Duchess
de Torenueva, though offered the crown
of Spain, prefers Il young lieutenant of
o'erweening impotence and noble blood
|-Guy Gomez. In Wycherly's Glove
in a Wood" Lady Flippant appears as
an affected widow in distress for a hus-
band, though she is ever ready to de-
claim against marriage; yet she says to
Mrs. Joyner, who keeps q matrimonial
brokers' office, IT'S ellknown nj won
an breathing could use more industry
to get a husband than / have" In
"The P~laindealer" Widow Blackacre is
gpetulant and litigious, and in every way
1icopraaoh1 SIoIyc,,no,, ,no1-o, f,o
qnent reference to widows. In erich
ard ILL.,. Widow Anne is wooed by the
ambitious Duke Of Gloster inthe fnner-
oil procession, where the memorable
lines occur:
"Was ever a woman in this bumor wooed
Was ever a woman in this humor won"
Ranod;o+ .eTn M,.b aao Ab,,,t Nh
inc - +alIs Boatr;ea. ere 49, ~ ~
ersctin tb;s are his own tonnh era Ia
d;es be sb,ll live No inrro,. i, n'o,u
ment than tba halls ,;na ona tho ID,
waa,s y and II ssHan,1et y tba PIE,
Queen in pledeinp fidelity TO her liere
lord ox,,rassos ;nsf tba o,nos;to ~.
80 20 ya3' WV oiPoshVo 'ic"'
anu says: both mere anu hence pursue
me, lasting ~strife,if once o widow ever
L be q WIFE" In ssTaminp Of tle
II Ai,1.auy - FNr,nsa 4h ,n,,ra,4A ~ I ,,.o,4;.
onheM ~ 'ne seiNaus W li'lce.'io,
says; Ii 1alth nell nave q luSty WldoW
dawn AVA neemt;o 49, - WV ;d1;n ~
anas+s r. = faast atI;s go sa.a.s . l5
tIan Hortans;a uitL A. $50, A
SOL ,r;th IL Iaa4n r. ..,TLaIL,
N q W. ~ pe'e. IL N'lGpeGh,
hlacdu11 excihllns IN dialogue with NAL
com ~ tle Rings palace: Lach new
moon ieW3"luo"s HOWL: new orphans
cry, new sorrows strike Heaven on the
face" In s'Henry WILL" when bluff
Eino Hol 10 nu++;no os;1o liz &c, C,,f
folL saas. 4 Eatha, W, III III
n,,een Int ,,rinnssa dou,aaar ~ III.
r. Kina Ar+h,n. ~
1I1l a 49,
VINO Lnat mas not lauShed over the
various dilemmas the song writer's have
placed WIDOWS IN! Who can not almost
set before him that typical Irish Widow
Machree, and wish that her ardent lover
succeeded IN ms woolng! dis argument
IS irresistible:
ITO be poking the fire all alone is q sin,
Och hone! Widow Machree
Sure the shovel and tongs
Toseach other belongs,
An nn me e. Ses.e sings songs
While alone Will yo,,r c,n Il
Like a hermit you sup
Och hone! Widow Machree."
The pathetic story Of Widow Ma.
lone The Iove1v widow of Atblona who
broke ali hearts-
.From the minister down
To the clerks Of the crown,
All were counting the Widow Malone"
All the lovers We're too bashfui.