The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-02-27

it as a safeguard against fire. A dense resinous
smoke arises, making the room dark. ''The pa
tient," DR.. Delthill says, Immediately seems to
experience relief; the choking and rattle stop,
the patieptfalls into q slunber, and seems to in
hale the smoke with pleasure. The tibrinous
membrane soon becomes detached, and the pa
tient coughs up microbicides These, when
caught i'll u glass, may be seen to dissolve in the
smoke. In the course of three days afterward
the patient entirely RECEIVERS" DR.. Nichols
tried this treatment with the little girl spoken
of. She was lying sraspins for breath when he
visited her. He took two tablespoonsfuls of
liquid tar and same quantity of tnrpentine set on
fire. Tho rich resinous smoke which rose to the
ceiling was by no meads unpleasant. As it filled
the room, the child's breathing became natural,
and as the smoke grew dense she fell asleep
The W. c. 7. U. will hold their Children,s
Service at the NJ. E. church Suudry evening
March list. They will present the following pro-
gram interspersed with good temperance music.
Recitation, Child Pleading''-Nellle Austin.
"Lost"-Wilie Bement.
Don't sell my Father more rumr--
Ada Bardin.
Song, "Ill write n letter to Papa"-Nelie Austin
Select reading, Alone with my Conscience"-
! Mrs. Il. J. Wells.
Recitation, incidents of u Crusade'-Orpha
Murray.
Song, "Temperance'-Belle Hilton.
Recitation, Toms Letter'-Minni Franklin.
Dare to say No"-Abbie Richards.
"a Mothers Pfayer'-Geo. Hilton.
Select Reading. One way to reforrn'-Jessie B.
Schuyler.
Recitation, 1.-THE Slippery way''-Mark Maynard.
| Select Reading, Origin of the w. C. 7, w.
Mrs. John White.
Recitation, "Intemperance''-hlaria Smith.
Select Reading-Mrs. Geo. Smith.
Northumberland Packard.
Come and enjoy the evening. Services begin
ut 7:S0 promptly.
List OF letters remaining in the post-ofice at
klmball Oak. for the week ending Feb. q 1885.
Atkins, Mr.. Squire; Backer, Albert; Cross, VIM;
Dye, Homer A.; Lang, William H.; Martayn, D.;
Roberts, Mrs. Margaret.
Parties calling for any of the above letters will
please say advertised"
DIG. Grippen, P. NJ.
Apropos of the awarding of the
county printing our erudite but
irritable cotemporary the A,de.r says.
"The GRAPHIC has seen fit to put
its finger into the pie, though we can
not see any reason, unless the publish
er is seeking to make political capital
for himself at the expense of the
La0ea. The publisher of the GRAPH
&c did not take interest enough in the
county printing to even 90 to Cham
bcrlain when the contract was let, and
did not take the slightest interest in
the matter until he discovered a
chance to use it for his own vainglori-
BUSINESS"
Correct so far as the publisher Of
the GRAPHIC was not Sc intensity inter-
ested in the county printing as to go
to Chamberlain with a long face and
beg and whine around for even the
smallest portion of the largesse 80
lavishly bestowed by the commissions
ers upon the Register. lie was inter-
ested enough to desire fair play, that
was all. ..he GRAPHIC has in nowise
reflected upon the Iaaer or the Reg
ister, but upon the commissioners.
The Iu0ee knows this well, and the
in%sinuation that the publisher of the
GRAPHIC sis seeking to make political
capital for himself at the expense of
the Laden"i is an egotistical exhibition
of childishness and petty jealousy
characteristic of the source from
which it eliminates. 1t would be an
unnecessary waste Of space tor the
publisher of the GRAPHIC to seek for
capital Of any kind at the expense of
its morbid neigEbor when the latters
own utterances are in themselves suffi-
cent for all practical purposes were
he pining for greater prestige; he new
er goes ginning for chippy birds. In
the meantime when the Index has
been stepped upon it will be time for
it to squall. Its editor should know
who his friends are.