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A thrilling incident transpircd at a
funeral in Bungree, Victoria, the other
day, says the Bniletin. The pail bear
ers and other officials were in the act
Of bearing the remains of the late la
ncnted from the cemetery gate to the
grave and the friends and relatives fol-
lowed sadly in the wake, allowingthcir
bitter tears to filter through large
handkerchicfs, when II onc-horncd,
hony cow, with n fiery eye and an clc-
waited tail, bore down on the cortege
and 'nttcd the gentlemen who bore
the collin into Il condition of rags and
~incapaci,y: then she skipped about.
froIickeA along sideways, trod upon
the procession, and wore holes in it
with her solitary horn. after which the
remainlerof the mourners sought COM
para'ivn security on top of tombstones
and IN other elevated positions, leav-
ing the dead and wounded on the field
of action. The grave-digger suisse
ql"ntIy diverted The cows attention
witt, a spade. and the funeral termin-
ated with n PRAYER.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

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The American automatic srnlcs II

m,
The American automatic srnlcs that
We're put iii the hotels several months
tgo 90: out pf order Frequently, SHY.
the Savannah Ncic$, and Il good many
.vho are attracted by the pretty sigri
drop a nickel the slot. and ascer-
tain Your correct weight" drop the
nickel. but without finding how much
they weigh. AS soon as the fact was
made known to Messrs. George Il Be
Will, mt the Scrcven, n notice that the
scales we're broken was posted on the
face OF the scale and warmed the fat
man that he could not weigh there.
When the agent went around ycstcr-
day collecting from the boxes in the
scales The nitkels, 1t wis found that a
large piece Of lin foil, the size of a
nickel, had been dropped in the slot of
Scrcven House scale and had lodged
there. When the foil was removed the
scales worked all right.
An exporter who stood outside on
the street looking through the window
ut what was going on. remarked with
II cllucklc, that the 'niygcr' hat did
that job was II fool
When asked why, he said: "Why,
dis is de thing wut gets erway wild de
artrrmashnnS," and he drew from his
pocket Il nickel with a hole in it and
several feet of silk thread.
'IDis is de kline CT thing l weigh my
friends wild. Lemme sllo' yo'," and
going inside after the crowd had dis
persed he stepped up on the Gales and
dropped the nickel in the slot, holding
on to the string. Instantly the hand
flew around to the ll0-pound mark,
and looking up the porter said: '.Wut
| tell You? Amt it SOP"
Then he pulled the thread aud out
came The nickel. Winding it up, he
replaced tin u box in his pantaloons
pocket and walked of, c~huckling to
himself: '.Dis niggcr wuz BON great
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17
How Impressions are Taken from
Old Toinbs In Egypt.

Armed. therefore with a stock of
Photographic plates. and with the far
more essential stock of paper for maks
ing monids Or .sVueeAesS from the
Stone, l began work on the temples OF
Jhebes. In most eases the sculpturcd
surface has lost all trace Of its color
ing. and it may then be washed and
soaked without any harm. First
d%renching it with water, a shent of
soaked paper is thcn laid on it, and
worked mta The hollows y, inc fingers:
heNt this is ocaten with a brush until it
ls thoroughly pulped into all the cary
mgs, and even into the very grain of
the stone itself. Every line and chip
and flaw must receive the paper, as
closely as a coat Of paint, then; aflet
any broken paris OF tho skstt have had
extra binree Beaten on over them, am
other sheet is laid on and beaten until
the two seem like one layer of pulp.
In a couple of hours or so this will be
dry; and the sheets, light and un.
changable, Except by wet or hebtf
pressure, may le nscsea up I'D car
ried in parcels without any damage. In
many cases the great battle scenes or
~ ."P.s', ,".e' Mno'o "a''s up
N.Y. vi t'i.s ,er1 rom 'ne
s, rnnn i,aiiu M,s 'ee''lut 10 hans
i,n a,d oniai 49, )" NIL iaun. we
stand steady on the end of it. and moi
to let so on am account Whitley er,
then scaled vi, gripping the long
brush, with the paper wound round it,
in nror ~ n'.N'ns ai eIpo"
,nlla1 '..p N.Y. my 1t'l up l ui-
stnma n Nv pIpei,a anu pi'9h''i~ over ,he
sheet and haat " -, ''I1nn"' sp.ea -" s4 "" !
h;oh .,.nt ~ ~ w y "~tet eases :
! ana cnntainaJ 800 seilei ior S.ups,
,,,,a ~ 10y NT,ieIli"ns aiter
nor ;mnrnss;nns mass 1na7'", nv pa
i,non = 49, 49, ao"ho" WIN MaA
| hinu,ht into ptn.e' aiu Mtie mus
n,:nnan as |" ,."'o 40. ihnNihs any
s I'M. " pt'e.ei Gusts it"in Sct
ta ."s's .nl were ~ ,As'
~ ,,,hnii.If -. W '''uic oasily Vian
uh,;nI n.y.. i.oii aic slohe' 'lle
n9t"n3 80 1850 a'.aisou, 81
- = sha ~ .'Sm. 1 = anu u.ltc-
nala ,n;fn,mn ''r m; ~ sn ss.''e .an pe
"at ~ ,"'s ~. eolnPlG.e
Snr,h Es, !. .N','is,'" ~ ' ~,
nrasa,,.ai ~, ~ n,;,;.n Nn ~
pn.;Jaa III ait'.i,n nHuSe.'nn
,aant, wy ,u1aluuies, .i'ie are
49, 49, P''' WINS "t''e'i ',e equs''y
nmr, IS ,hn c "'. 'onno' .na. VI !,
s i ~ nan,h anu 2".atn' Nae pSl.rayeo
r,lah. ~ 49,, 'hta o'ui Wien ne
inwars hu 49, 49, af wv. WI i,cl' ioi,
n,oc;nrS NM; urS s2i","psI ano
Pioe'o"s oi'cii'@N US .,lputei DORIS
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The Nasal Academy 4. Annapolis.

The Nasay Academy at Annapolis.
The length of the course at tn. naval
academy is four years. A candidate fol
admission must first obtain permission
from home to enter the lists in u compet-
tive examination for AN appointment to
be given by the Congressman from his
district. If successful iii this examina-
ton, he receives a permit to appear be-
fore the e%Saminlng board at Annapolis,
and this board determines upon his quail
itcations ISc.. al appointment as naval
cadet. If the board prunS;lnccs him
physically sound, and if he is able "
pass a satisfactory examination as to
mental attachments, he receives his ap-
poihtmcht atid becomes II naval cadet.
This examination takes place in June,
ann as the older cadets are all absent
from the academy on leave the sue
cessful candidates or ''plt5s." as they are
termed, feel their self importance more
strongly than they ever can again.
In fact, however. their appearance is
in a consequential but evidently uneasy
I'LL ~ uppCuI ~ sRhc. hllN
certainly not succeeding.
The plebs, or "yohEnsstefs" las they are
also calIedl, are at once i:isaftered on
frigate, which always lies alongside the
dock, and does duty during the school
sessions as a gunncry ship.
This vessel becomes the residence of
the tlebs during the summer months;
| hasa th,S Ia E,h tbn;s Gr.t ,.-A.l,,,on 81
sailor life; and iefc, arnonE other things,
they first acquire the art u hetpfng in a
hammock. 1t is truly an edifyins sigh,
to see these lads, on their first night,
struggling with their hammocks. The
hammocks used in the navy, you must
bear in mind, are very unlike those in
which people swing under the trees in the
country. The na1s hammocks are made
Of heavy canvas, and are Sting from tho
beams of the ship. They are ~us.tally
hung quite high from the deck. so that i
is not easy for a beginner to climb into
one with any degree of grace-even il
he manages to get in at all.
Usually the novice struggles il
from n side, and soss head over
heels out at the oth~er--mattress, billpws
and bedclothcs, all accompanying him
After two or three unsuccessful attempt:
Of this sort, however, the greenest begins
TO improve, and one or two weeks OF
practice is sufficient to make one al adep'
in the art. In September another set o.
cadets is appointed. These form the re
maindef Of the fourth class, and although
both the June and September newcomers
are members of the same class, the Jun,
arrivals are rather inclined to maze mucl
of their seniority over the 'Scps," rs Tho
later corners are termed. During the lat
ter part of September the older cadets re
turn from their summer cruises, and tn,
regular academic year commences
From "Recollcctions of the Naval Acad
envy" by H. Alert Johnson, in ST. Mich
| olas for ,tiliS.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

announcer or Fortunes FaVorjtes,
Each Of the last two drawings of the
Louisiana State Lottery has left a large
slice of the capital prize in this CITY, viz.
$4,000 in Nay and S15, 900 in June. TIL,
fortunate winner Of the last S15. 600 was
hlr. George w. Seibert, y resident q;
Galveston and employed as hookkccpe,
IN the auditors office of the Gulf. Colo
rado and Santa Fc railway. Mr.. Sciber,
held o~he-tweniieth of ticket No. 90, AS
which won the capital prize of $500. 900.
a News reporter encountered Mr.. Scibcr,
yesterday. and asked him how he was Ell
Joylng his recently acquired fortune. 81
admit. remarked he, That the sudden
ness with which the ncxpected GOOD
luck came somewhat unnerved me, hut
thlnk have o fully recovered from
me SHOCK, which, by the way, Is q VERY
pleasant sort of experience, which has ,C
De 1elt TO be appreciated, as it cannot hC
properly described"
"Oh, yes; I got the mon Immediately
ny dep2slting my ticket with Bali,
Hutcbings u Co, without even having Ia
pay any discount or exchange.
1T was not my first venture and doubt.
less VIII not be my last with the Louisi-
ana lottery. have been buying tickets
ior some time, and while | never regarded
III as an Improbable investment. was
NOT sangulne enough to expect such good
luck as the winning of a canital prize .
-GalveStOn lTeX.l News. ,Iuly
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They We're Both AGected

New York Telegram: Thomas Kelly
is a blind peddler living with his wife
Agnes who is also sightless, at 416 East
I~wcnty-third street. Early the other
morning Kelly entertained the notion that
his better half was insane. With the aid
OF q stout cane he escorted her to Bellevue
hospital to have her mental condition in
CURED into. Clerk Rirkard of the hos.
pitAl summoned Or. Stafford who bro.
nonnced Kelly and wife suffering from
alcoholism. They were both admitted TO
The Catholic ward for treatm ent,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

Little do you know of European de-
lights said n ben vivant to II Calves
ton .Nt'NS reporter, IF you have V
tasted the flesh of ashark or revclcd in
deyil-iish stew"
"All fish, continued the speaker
are edible, ''fnt son.e are, BY popular
prejudice, adjudghd to be unfit f6r. the
tabie. Wbn would ever dream of eat.
ing toad-tish? The ,AppeAranee 6t
the creature. with Its hideous head and
brown-spotted eiaes, is sufficient to
tate away any mans appetite; yet the
ltsh Is tender and palatablc., When
Tried 1t tastes very muct, Ike founder.
Sharks arc alsa excellent eating. They
are ~rteEtitul i'll these waters, and if
people could be made to believe that
their flesh is wholesome and agreeable
to the palate, an excellent fish would
be sold in the market at -: remarkably
low price,
SHARK flesh is firm; and iii. taste
hardly distinguishing frunt iea-lish.
he, ntstt is best when boiled or fried
VI Oil. The dcyil-tish, or giant squid,
sometimes seen on the coast, is the
same creature of which Victor Hugo
wrote in his novel. The. Toilers of the
ps,aHas. pnoMn 70 ~st'eh'!sts as tlie
|la ,,n, 'Ppp''"'te IL ~ a horil,
bna, n"1,,n,:ii w. u nue. neao ana
whia.h a aamta VIII s%ilhG-liHe leeiers,
"; " ,,'''.'nics 'S'o" 10 De ln'tty leet
~,,sn 9 ~ th VI" a. a,'as poMriiul ~ !nelr
81 49, =. ~ % y WIZ" Polit'ciah
w.. SY'n1' Do".'ie.
,bo ,.orn,.,nr . ...L"i ~, u''', NJ Iueflea
~ 'eF"fIcr' ,!hlt lhe mesh or such
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17
a Horse VITO Gan Talk

Everybody has heard of a ''hotsc laugh
but who has ever seen an equine gifted witt
the power Of speech! Such an animal would
be pronounced a miracle; but so would the
hundred years ago. SSplV even Very very recently
's c1re tor consumption would have been
looked h:mn as miraculous but now
people are beginning TO realize that the dis
ease is not incurable. Or. Pierce's Colder
Medical Discovery Will cufe 1t, # taken In
time. This world-reuowned remedy will no
make new lurgs, but 1t will restore diseased
cnes to u healthy state when all other means
have failed. Thousands can gratefully testify
! to this. All druggists.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17
,sks glares the tiger on his foe.

And, ere III, bounds u pon the ring,
T Selects the object Of his spring."
So disease, In myriad fottps, fastens'tts
fangs upon the human race. Ladies' who sui
fer from distressing ailments peculiar to thci.
sex, should use DR.. Pierce's Favoritc PrescriY!
tion. 1t is a positive cure for the most compi.
Gated and obstinate cases of leucorrhea, ex-
%cessive flowing, painful menstrua,ion. unnat,
ural suppressions, prolapsns or falling of the
womb, &cak back, "female Weakness ante
yersl.t, retrnversion. bearing down sensa.
lions. C lronIc congestion, Inflammation and
liberation of the sofab, Inflammation, pair
and tenderness in the dtatiss; accompanied
with 'internal heat"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17
Wonderful! Wonders.

THE public often wonders says &
New York letter writer, who produces
all the funny sketches and witty sayings
and humorous speeches for the stage
Oh. no, indeed they don't; that ism
what the public wonders. 1t wonder;
why somebody docs't produce some funny
sketches, etc, for the stage.-Burdette.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

The British Museum has recently ac-
CURED IN Egyptian papyints of the
Book of the Dead cxccetiin. almost
any hitherto known alike in beiuty of
coioi' aud freshness 81 preservation aud
ii-lhc fitness OF Tie texts and ittustra-
tious. This PirriVns roll was discoy-
cred last winter in 4 tomb ut Thcbcs.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

The advance tt simmer seems to have
its travels. Last week 1t Visited Canada,
while during three days of this week he curio
appeared at as many points on the New Eng
land cUast.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17
MOxIE,

The famous Moxie Nerve Food Bev er
age Stakes the thiret from summer heat,
loes better and prevents the after effects OF
liquors and Tobacco, removing their odor
from the breath at once, gives the weekly and
nervous double powers OF endurance aud
takes away the tired feeling like magic, with
mt reaction or harm. For sale everywbcra
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

The only kiss worth having. says
Bah in the New York STIR. is that of a
nice baby, and if the baby doesn't give
it, it only submits To il. a9d keeps its
sweet, dainty. perjury little mouth.
shaped like an O. as it waits for YOU to
discover just how delightful it is.
Mons kisses are like Scotch whisky
they're apt to be smoky. Clrildrcn's
kisses are inclined to cover ones entire
face; but Il baby simply exists and LET'S
You take Il mouthfui of the breath of
Araby. Men have m idea that their
kisses are appreciated they are most
Immensely mistaken. The average man
gives Il kiss just rs he throws Il base
ball-with too much force. 1t ought to
be as delicate rs a roseleaf. Almost II
memory n n second, Itneedaotsueeest
Il postage stamp nor a porous plaster.
Dolly, kthimk | could write II book on
kissing; but mankind is so determined
that | don't ;hiak he'd take aay advice
on the subject and yet, as it is the
ONE who receive the kisses. they
certainly ought 10 know mprr about
them than the great, b,;r, stupid crel-
ti,res who give Thorn.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

"A p1tis Of six young ladies started on NJ
exploring trip from Catskit boarding-hous,
the other day. They soon so1 lost in the for
est, had to WAGE a creek upt0 their Waists
and did not reach home until late at night
They saw a bear, too!
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17
Conclusive Evidence.

Doctor, i hear that Bf'gsby has started
a new paper" $50 I'm told, bat /
haven't seen a copy" He told me tic
other day that it would be bold and ag-
| grcssfve. l wonder " it's that kind of a
! sheet?' II guess il is. | ewed up a
SCALP Wound for him this morning"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17
Two daughters OF James Mccormack, who
ives up in the ~Adirondacks, N. Y, recent,
lillpd n hear.

The time a man most needs a vacation Is
JUS after he returns from one.
The death of an aged resident OF Indian
apolis, a sign painter by trade, revives a story
that enc Of the first pieces of work he ever
did was for a cabinetmaker named Caleb
Scuddcr, whose sign he made toread "Kalob
skodder, Kabinet Maker"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

"A membcf cf = western company retired
the first night of the enealmpment when the
tide was out. He arose In the morning when
the tide was in, and exclaimed: "Jce will
kins, men, how it muster raincd up the
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THIS is from The melancholy Danville
Brecze: ''The life mission OF n black ant is
not fully accomplished until IT has crawleG
down a girls back at a picnic"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

One of Mrs. Marshall O. koberts' jewels
much commented on in London Is a lizard,
with luby head, emerald body and diamond
legs.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

In the Quitoiotoa district, Arizona, e few
days ago, the Thermometers marked lis de-
grecs in the shade. and 1t was so hot IN the
miues there that the drills had to be han
died with gunny sacks wrapped around them.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

No system has yet been devised by which
the laundries can avoid all mistakes in tn,
matter OF the ownership of the thousands OF
collars and cuffs thay they handle every
week.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17
Lovely Woman.

Ii, why down her cheeks do the tear drops
fall.
Oh, is there an ache IN her heart, ] wonder?
Ter are n.w and u size too small.
Ny friend. aud they're pinching her feet
like thunder,
Boston Courier.
Augustus used to rave and scold,
Because Sophia was so cold;
But since they're wed, he says with vim,
She makes II much too hot for him,
detroit Free Press.
I've kissed her in sonnct and bnlIad,
We Woot.i her in madfipuls tcrsc;
W eTry tcnd plcIrc is invalid
Bec:iusc her I'D fathers avcrsc.
Texas Sift'ngs.
Are women anacs,. Yes. VIC say
They Gts' tihaonbtclly: but that's
\, scason why they at the play
Should Wear ,heir wings upon their hats.
Boston Courier.
oh. woman, gentle woman,
IT Won rctt c tMiiut box,
We do not Gro K ccppef
WHO viii have TO ficnd nj socks.
Washington Critic.
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When Baby was sick, we gaeo her Castoria,
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them castoria
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

III afflicted with sore eyes use DR. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sellit, 25c.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

\ These mountains have always, until
the past year or two, been the range of
a band Of Indians in the Territory.
Here it was that old Mana used to
leave his yearly trail of dcsolation and
death. When he finally got his in
fcrnal old throat cut Geronimo took
up the tomahawk and knife and kept
the trail bloody. Withan armed party
of ten | rode through this country to
the Black range in 1882. We picked
up thirty-tive bodies that had been
murdered. We rode atnight and kept
the rocks and brush in the DAYTIME.
When ! wis a good many years young
Ell I used to hear Il whole lot Of bosh
about the bravery OF the Indians.
They are u cowartlly lot of murderers
and nothing less. Nobody ever heard
of a gang of %cutthroats attacking a
party where the odds, numbers or
chances were even. They won't fight
at night unless you surprise them in
their 4NcyinoL Correspondent.
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Didn't Like the Make.

New York Sun: "oneo my hired
mel has got q notion he wants a fiddle .
said an agriculturist to the dealer. what
might that seoon' hand one in the winder
be wuth?"
49, 00."
III speak TO the hired man about it,
shouted the agriculturist, as he backed
out ofthc place; The may not like the
make"
"A natural oyster bed has been discovered
In the New Haven. Conn harhor
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

For Liver Complaints take Aliens
Iron Tonic Bitters. All genuine bear the sig
nature OF j. 7. Allen, druggist, st. Paul,
Mimi
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

"Do As you would be done by" said
the deacon, earnestly. Can't" replied
The chorister; I've jrsi been done bv
u snihn l'"rsaman from beverly and /
can't 90 a bind man with the l2-ycar-
old colt he's showed oa.o me.ntBuy-
dctse.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17
Weak and Wearv

pescTincs the condition of many people debIiltatca
ny me warm weather. by disease or overwcrk.
hoods sarsarartlla is just the medicine needed 10
overcome that tired feeling. 10 purify and quicken
'ne sluggish blood. and restore the lost appetite. If
yoi need a good medicine be sure to try Hoods sar-
saparilla-
MY appetite WAS poor. l could not sleep had head.
acne a great deal pains In my hack, my bowels did
not move regularly. 1ooFs Sarsaparilis in a short
time did me so much goot that l feet Ike a new man.
My pains aud aches are relieved. my appetite i'm
proved" GgoEag +. JACKSON, Rorbury Station,
Conn.
Foods Sarsapariua
Sold b. all drugg sts. q. six for q. Prepared only
oyG.l. HOOD q Co. Arothecartcs, Lowell! Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17

\ vegetarian hotel is m innovation
in London. Their. ARE already dirty
vegetarian restaurants in that city.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17
81 see" said the dude to The banker.

81 see" said the dude to The banker.
"that you advertise for Il youug man Of
unquestioned integrity and good adj
dress to become your private mcssen-
ger. Now my integrity is Al. and rs
for my address. it is No. 81 MURRAY
Hill. There's no better in town" BIZ.
the banker was too busy 10 talk just
then, and the engagement did not take
pla~ce.-liWpel'S Basar.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-17
THE ART or KISSING.

What Authors Have 20 Say About 1t and
How II Is Defined.
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First Chicago Anarchist-Py Gum,
You hear dot? More inqnisitions.
More tyrann Gs. We must revolt.
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