The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-03

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Fourth-Cremulion will some day take
the place of the present style%ofs burial,
which is only q polite way Of making a
poor helpless remains assist in a miscr-
able exhibition. .sa
FifthIMy literary methods are simple,
! do none of my writing while under the
influence Of liquor. ! state this I'M order
to correct a wrong impression which the
public seems TO have formed nftct rcnd-
ing my work. fH!rt
4 devote the afternoon to thought.
take my thinker through the park in a
pcrambulaior. In the evening l. think
some more. eat plain foodidwhcn at
home, but soar above it while visiting
ethers.qrlalthcr than appear rude while
the guests Of eminent people cat the
best of food with the best OF itHnpuni1y
and actas though I liked Ii: Wealthv
and prominent people are 50 sensitive
that eat Whit they set before me and
say nothing.
read all the New York papers in the
morn. ng before rising. 1then rise, feel.
ing refreshed, and 20 down stairs Where |
jerk n low refrain out of the furnace. BY
that tine the evening papers arrive. |
read them thonghtfully. I~ahen think
over what | have read.
j eat almost anything with perfect i'm
ppunity, except health food. Tia. is the
only thing | ever have trouble With.
Health food will send my pulse down to
forly-Gght in less than an hour. :.Auman
must have a very strong constitution TO
stand up against food which is ralreadv
prepared, so that all he has 40 do is 10
swallow it.:
| exercise q. great deal in thc air
d, summer follow Il lawn mowef,ar&und
FOR an hour each day, and in winter | like
to hunt rabbits across the country. or
take n spin OH the elevated railroad.
] keep a note book. in which | write
all my best thoughts. ] then put the
book ina side pocket of my. :cqst and
gave the coat TO Il poorman WHOSE. address
+ do not know.
i give q great deal to charity, but try
to keep of the papers as far as pos
When The weather is such thns! i can
exercise in the open air. | hcavc a
heavy pairof dumb-bclls ut my lodgings,
(which Fuse for holding the door open. i
also belong 70 an athletic club and have
II pair Of Indian clubs with red handles.
! owe much of my robust healtlfto this. +
: 4 Go most Of my writing in il sitting
3pesture. or in an autograph album. When
l am not engaged,in thought | am en-.
ploycd. in recovering from its effects.
am very genial and pleasant To, he thrown
amongst, and frequently submit to all
kinds of indignities, especially from
people to whom I'M Indebted, rather
than resent IT and thus cause lhem, pain.
do not believe in mixing alcohol with
literature. Literature with nothing else
init will last longer when exposed to the
air than theiother kind.
dress extensively hut not SO as. 10
characterization. In the morniagE wear
morning dress, in the, erenihgNI Wear eve
ming dress and at. night l wear night
dress 80 sist ~
: y have forgotten what books have
helped me most; also what my favorite
passages OF prose and poetry are. had
the Benefit of the best of hon,Ie..;fin.
t%lucnces when n e1iiM and everybody has
been very kind tome, so cannot say dctih.
itely what il was that brought me here. ,
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