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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31
Ha neparted by Dfnam tc.

London Telegraph, When the ''lm-
mortal William" invented the now famil-
ar phrase. Hoist with his own petard,"
he certainly did not forcsec the extraor-
binary manner in which tho action would
be suited 10 the word by Il man of GO
summers, yclept Charles Durand, who
long ago pitched his tent at Montiucon.
Coming one day to the conclusion that
lii c was not worth living after all, Du-
rand determined to treat himself to the
happy Dispatch but he scorncd to put
an end to his days by such ~hackneycd
means as suspension in n;dair or drown
ing OF even the six, chamhered revolver.
He would cut ont aboriginal line for him
self and make his exit that way. So he
procured a dyn'lmite cartridge, leaned
over it, aid speedily blew himself into u
hundred fragments. His Performance
did not long remain a secret 10 his af-
iiicted neighhors, for the explosion sent
the windows as well as the roof of Du-
rand's abode flying in all directions, while
the adjacent houses ratified and rocked as
If they had suddenly been transported 10
the crater of vesuvius at a time when
that capricious volcano is getting up
steam for n fresh outburst.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31
Effects of Blanket sheets.

A leading Wholesale mercFont Of this
city was talking to a friend this morning
on the subject OF reading.
Il have contracted a positive mania for
reading the great blanket sheet SundaS
papers, he said. 81 gradually drifted
into the habit without realizing what u
hold is was getting upon me. 1t is my
species OF intemperance. | have no desire
for intoxicating liquor or tobacco, or sven
,otfee, but | am a confirmed victim ofthe
Sunday paper habit"
But why do you not get BOOKS OF
standard periodical literature in their
place." inquired 'ae friend.
Il have n ltksat* Of sbvtttal h4nd+sa
carefully selected books, and am, and
have been for years, a subscriber for the
Century .eiarber's Weekly, Wide Awake,
81. NICHOLAS, and Hartnet's Voting PEG
PIX, ytsides religious publications, but
the"'gh a shame, it is true when ] say |
save not read a book or one of those first
Sclass periodicals thoroughly in the last
twelve months. Reading in the manner
! do is not even restful, for after a week
OF close application to business / need
something that will hold my mind away
from thoughts of business and week day
cares. Bat the Sunday paper keeps me
filed with the latest news OF the mnrkets
and traue OF The last week, and when ]
turn 10 It's miscellany l find it COMPOSED
of stories OF how metl gained oil lost gfedt
wealth, or achieved tame or some other
4 cal MI 80 go - ~.
clash mud hurry uf business life. No, /
feel continually that / am wasting oppor-
;%unities TO store my mihd With intotlna-
ton and am wearing my constitution
away more tapidlt than is necessary OF
cXcusabIe; but when Sunday cotics around
it never fails to bring with it its weekly
temptation and | III turn an always
a ready victim 10 its allureiiients ."-f.-
lianaDolis News
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Turnips, as q second crop, sare very
profitable and often worth much more
than the first crop, Waldo f. Brown,
Who has raised IA crop Of %turnifs every
seasonif for a quarter OF q century, gives
his plan OF cultivation in this wise: The
land is plowed and thoroughly narrowed
over and over until very fine and then
leveled with a plank drag. After the
seed IS sown it is covered by running the
plank drag, without the weight, over the
ground. Sow broadcast, takins a pinch
Of seed between the thumb and finger al
a cast. Sow about August l. This is
all the cultivation or work given.
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Culinary Saws.
Mirth becomes IA feast.

Mlfth becomes Il feast.
After cheese ZONES nothing.
Diet cures more than the lancet.
Give a loaf and beg II sllive.
Many cooks ne'cr made good kale.
Hunger makes raw beans relish well
Sweet meat must have sour sauce.
Great plenty breeds much dainty.
Iripc broth is better than no por
ridge.
Where content is. there is a feast.
Meat is much, but manners more.
Of soup anteloyc-the first is best.
lie livcth long that liveth well.
Enough is u feast;too much avanity.
Black plums may eat as sweet NJ
white.
One feast, one house, one mutual
happiness.
Neither fish nor flesh nor good red
herring.
BE content; the sea hath fish enough.
lie that wants health wants every.
thing.
Ii wishes were woodcocks, bcggars
would be cpicures.
Pheasants are fools, if they invitcth tho
hawk to dinner.
Small cheer and great welcome
makcth a grand feast.
Better an egg in peace than an OK in
war.
Fools iadc out the water and wise
mcn take the fish.
Lie has eaten up the pot and ask for
the pipkin.
Friendship and importunate begging
feed not at tho sane.dish.t B. 3
He that is rich and lives poorly is
Ike an ass that carries gold and cats
thistles.-Iattc TAX.
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She began in a shy shrinking. STAN.
meriug sort of way, and his heart gave
a great lcap-year bound. for he loved
the girl with TINT mad devotion which
heirrsses alone can inspire. Bnt he
WIS too poor ard proud 10 say so.
''Er MI. SAMPSON she said. 81
trust That YOU viii pardon me-er-
that Is, overlook what l-um if you
would consider Then she stop
ped IN shy distress.
Pray 90 on, Miss Clara he said
iioarse!y. at the same time hitching his
char; you We're about to say--
II was about to say, Glr. Sampson.
that on clock is an hour slow, and il
Is reniiy getting very late NcU York
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d.. -I| N- L..
post thnu reno her. love. how and wan
lhls lhRclci ere the wintry dnys were gone.
VITA one green isic-o' giistening lily leaves!
unst thou tepcmler. love. that stariess night
"hch INC winds ceased their signing, in AT
fright. =
And birds were silent under cottage caves2
Remembering. strive Il moment, love to esicsS
The "o OF hearts uiloyed, their loneliness,
Iheir dcalii'ess pain no hour of rest relieves.
How CLEANS the lake now in the summer light,
While drifting lilies, goidcn-huea aud white.
fllng BACK a kindrc'i splendor to the sum!
Ere that great arkncss awed us into fear,
Inc siiNer moon scared slowly, fuii and clear,
sizes where night was ended. Just begun.
So mayest thou know, how gladly / saw afar
my own sweet face shine like a splendid starr
What peace closed rvund me when the prize
was won.
Chambers Journal.
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Was America Ever DiscoyeredY

AT the time when Columbus started IL
st arch Of the new world. nearly every man,
woman and cbtlS in Europe insisted tina,
terc was no new world TO discover. When
lie came back crownCd with success, a large
lhoportion of these good people adhered to
1h'ir theory, and if they were alive toIa,
many OF them would doubtless in,
slst that America had neye,
lecn discovered at all. A msu
win give up ANYTHING in the world more read
lily than a pet theory. For example, look AT
the Individuals who sim maintain that co.
snmntion is incnrahle. Dir. Piercr's Golae,
Medical Discovery has cured thousands upon
thousands of cases, and will cure thousand,
more, but these people cau't give up Their
point. Nevertheless the 'Discovcry', will
cure any case of consumption, If taken In
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31
Munchausen Outdonc.

- - rE -
In The forest of Esterel n man and
woman were at work recently and not
far off a babe-an infant 6 months old
was lying in its cradle. which had
been moved to the front of their cot
taoe in order that the little cherub
might inhale the fresh air under the
watcilful gaze. of its fond parents.
Suddenly noise was heard and an
enormous eagle, swooping down from
the celltlean sky, seized the babe with
beitk and claws and began to soar once
more toward the sun, wien the dis
traeteI father. rushing madly. into his
Int, took up a gun. Without a
moments hesitation the man pointed
his weapon at the cruel bird and fired.
The eagle dropped carthward rs dead
rs Il door nail and its slayer now
achieved another feat which would
have won him any amount of applause
at lords. He held out his hands and
caught the child as it fell, the little
one escaping without so much as a
scratch and returning from its journey
into mid-air as ''hright rs Il button.n
So Tell of immortal renuwn hasarival.
He only drawback is that a skeptic has
limited That ii it were carefully exam
med HE majestic bird might prove
after all To Inc only "a canard. -iayis
hetser 10 Eoadon Ic}ep'aph.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31
What Is Done with Bad Eggs,

There was n li;eiy row in progress
yesterday afternoon in the cellar or
n OF the large comim-.s-.ou houses on
duane street: ,te belligcrcnts were
'iic Porter of the establishment and n
STOUT German woman, who held III
either arm n luge basket Isl spiiafent.
ly fresh eggs. Inv ioW Itself was over
the t'tito OF the eggs, the vomah
claiming that that they We're not worth
over AZ cents per 100, white A.G porter
held out %sto"tiS FOL ID cents. d
When the woman who failed to.nain
her point had exhausted her stock os
''billingsgate" the porter explained
the situation I" L ncfald reporter as
~fel!4NWs:
You see" he began. ''evcry barrel
OF eggs that com IN here has to be
'candied, ard when we tind one not
up to the mark we, throw Il aside.
These ave nitier cpotteu, cracked, or
'nftci., as the case may be, aud of
these, which we call spots, cracks, and
rots, We have many dozen each week
TO dispose of. This woman had lust
bought 400 cracks and. slWts ut t'nte
g ~hnnarelu Whit VII shc do with
thcms NNy, Self them to the iee-cream
saloons and bakeries. not to mention
the cheap restaurants. She will get
from five TO ten cents a for them.
according To the quality. The bulk of
the eggs, however will be made iuto
lce-crclm. -
Some IF these big icc-cream con-
ne.na9 he went on, "use these EGGS al-
together, and know Of some large
coffee houses who use ihe,a to iii 1
their beans Il peculiar rlsss. As for
rotten eggs, the %tanner:ts buy them.
There is something i%>a rotten egg that
gives q certain iin.yu to some kinds OF
leather that nesting else will give.
Some Of thesefwomen make u good liv-
Ing. by buy'hg UP spoiled eggs. but
their trade is being spoiled by the
bakeries and restaurants who are now
sending their own wagons after them.
-L. hNyy r,.l. TT,..Iy
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Mrs. w. X. yander5i,t's bouab;,.

Mrs. w, x, Eanderbilt's b%ouAb;r. ii
is said VIII Fave cost $4,000 wi,en
completely furnished aud decorated.
The work is being done by u Paris
firm. Tie panels Of the room are OF
green. wit, ~overlaid work of carved
gold wood. Above each panel is a
snail panel Of gilt oak carved with
alicgorical figures. On the fouJ
principal panels isa panel of Lyons silk
Of elaborate pattern. The fireplace is
casi-iron. with categorical figures.
III" mahtel-pieee is of rose-colored
marble. Above the u~anteli is II heavy
a pertrait of Mmo. de Pompadour,
painted by Boucher. for which Mr..
NnMheri,itt pnin 50. OgO.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31
Major Bundy's Wonderful Pcrfor

Some interesting things are remcm-
bered by sherman's Atlanta campaign
Veterans in connection with Lieutenant
Suady, commanding y battery of artilI
iery-now known rs Major Buidy, and
one af the editorial writer's on Deacon
Shepherd New York MaH and En-
press. Lieutenant Bunttv had a tooth
Tor Il good toady, and Que morning at
kennesaw Mountain. had sampled
some "Diamend a. uainmissary. with
snnr r'l,Sf officers, and reached his
battery in excellent spirits. Soon Col
onel Gcaly rode that way, and, observ-
inc the lieutenant, 9fulliy addressed
him like this:
.Iieutcnant Bundy, You are drunk"
Rnnly answered l'sck as QUICK as d
htsh:
liai,n
Here was Il situation. Gcary was
about to put Bandy under arrest, say
ing to him: ''Yon are SO drunk you
don't know that gun from Il hollow
log" q
II don't eh! I'll show You whether
l do not, See that bunch of rebs over
thereP pointing to n group of Conted-
crate officers taking an observation
from an cmincncc half a mile away.
Just watch me scatter en-
Selling the tail Of 4 gun he icrked it
around, got the range. adjusted. every
thing to his liking. and gave the order
to fry, exploding ii four-inrh she'll
Ilght IL the midst of the group of Con-
Gn,lnrot,. "a. l,... N
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31
In The shadow ofBunker sun.

Modem Bostoniin fwio has only been
over about six months. 10 his friendthe
Alderman Stood maruin'. Misbtel
orToole. Could yez have the kindness
to tell mcphwy he shops do be closed
and the flags a-lyin'?
MI, o"roole 1t do be the Swim
tcnntll, Dennis.
.Modcrn t:ostonian Tie Sivcnteeut!l.
is II? Saints aloive. do ycz have tuo
Saint Patrick'S DAYS to the wear Ia
Amerikap-Fach.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31

SIS there anything new under the
sum-" asked }sollo, as he closed his
book. Yes. said his Uncle George.
revenue" .'It would be to some
people" sail Rollo's mother, with
1uict but Y omanly severity. And
Rollo's Uncl' George softly whistled a
fragment Of NO or three tunes and
went out 10 8 c if the next frost had
killed any Of he July roses.-Bmdettc.
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treadful about Jack. I'msare he

dreadful about jack Tm@sare he's
been into e-aeyfnim mischief What
makes you think SOP asked her hus-
band. tO,he anne directly homef from
school this afternoon, sat down and
studied his lessons for tomorrow for
nearly two hours, and has teer rs good
as an angel ever since, Dear, dear,
what has thai boy been up TO, ! would
like to knoM.n-Rnrlekfr- EEa
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31

-Four babies in ten n,outbs,'' was the
healing TO the following Hartford, Conn.
Telegram to the New York World recently
Mrs. Patrick Connorton gave birth to a child
October 4 last. II lived bat one week. July
"a she gave birth to triplets, all girls, making
-four babies in less than ten months. Mrs
Cpnnorton was married eight years age
and has had seven children, al; living bu,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31

As milk is animal secretion manufac-
tured by the COW, il must be evident that
anything which worries, frets crtorments
the COW, or renders her uneasy oruncom-
Portable, viii certainly lessen the quaint
ty and affect the composition of her milk.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31

For constipation, liver complaints, or
biliouspcss, sick headache, and all diseases
arising from II disordered condition OF the
liver apId stomach, take DIR. Pierce's Pleasant
Pnrgativc Pciletts-a gentle laxative or active
cathartic, according to size % dose.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31

"A curiosity in Minneapolis, Mipn., Is an
infant is months old whose entire body is
covered with Il heavy erowthIoi nair. AT
birth the popularity was apparent, and since
several attempts to check the hirsute growth
have been made, hut only In vain. z
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31

"A negro woman died the other day at
Memphis FROM the voluntary opening OF the
sutures OF the skull. The doctors are puzzled
over the case, and cannot account for 1t by
any laws OF physics or Of anatomy.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31

-Joseph Gujlfoyle, Of Btnghampton, N. T.,
sunk into a partial trance or cstaleptlc sleep
two years ago last March, from which he has
Just awakened. He RENE mters nothing that
has occurred In the Intervening time.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31
MISSING LINKS.

Mlas!AA llAhS.
--
Inc cyciorama of Niagara has had
enormous success IN london. AS the
hhsi'sh sas,sltdias Fetched the town,
The oak planted by the Prince Of
Wales in Central Park is dying, though
yer chorti.as been made to save the
1fec
Farmers down in jersey oro abont
instituting "buy davs.n wherein = con.
ccrted effort ,,ll he made to eytarri-
.n,c Inc insects th,, inSt paw ,,.o NV.
ing havoc with fruits and vegetables.
A TRANCE new insect, somewhat nm
! the lines Of tho lady lpto, has ,,,,,ieareI
| ly millibne IN ti,s oat tE,e|ls of bntch,
J cess County. New yorl, and th~rnatans
to make tie harvest li.bt md chaay
one,
,1pbn ioois If NJ, IT, ., ~
thirteen yn.rs has iinfvn, M"p ipr
of the unyianst;Gad ,i..i' - ny
tabula Rail,nn,, ,.n,,, ,s'pas tne mSnT
his friends tl,o n,ha,. a. ~ u "i'oa
and prosnoro,s AZ, ~ ~ n''iHS
wv III Suiiioin''.
a aentist OF alleged skill and repnta'
a au = ,uI'ier PIesiaeht Oh lhe siHle
us'i."i ass9,latioI, was recently sued
| rs,.o,m th'aui'a nun ioi pultHAs ',e
,,uI ~ ; n.m. P.nNe oi ~ VIII ~,
jay s''o NV P!-h'ii sooo
'"n"ses'
henry Il're. "tlle fa,her of Masonry
~ fhperlea. :" ttletE in Townsterd,
MASS III l'Ah Sow, rather %tarlily,
'o'''i IN has oeeh erected oVe his
I'M, ! at 'or'.''oh IS prominent and
nis laSth sn,o i'f'l "hcfe grace spent
"'""
Thirty years ago insanity Was al.
mos unknown among the Southern
n''gross, but now the numbcr thus
'aitected IN Eoith Carolina alone is est:
mated at 1000. and the ASYLUM fo,
men treatment at Go!dsboro' has just
oesif c''''rSca-
A st. Louis minister says that the
greatest feat Of baptism in the history
of the Baptist Church in modern times
was that performed in July, 1893, bv
j. {. Clough, a missionary, who with
the assistance Of five native preachers,
Immersed 2,:222 converted brethren
within six hours.
Durinn y ,..ent.e f,,o,o, =, G.
Flinnnn F,.,,nn ~.
produced ,,nI I,a mh;oh "i.eu1
!, row in wh;,I,7 p'IT'th'at'u
s],r,,mrl.d wi. .tH'sn /" women
tnrh II ;~sow,nafn ST.. NJ I'' Nto
n]nnni., III, r.", lnS,n'rn.. Nv ON,
,,r;ron 800 ~ a." ''t"'.I aeieaYc" 'p''
niatni 800 S' "Ni N~ u"
'ohh itoil residing at kedmon. I'LL. is
the owner CT Il morse that is twenty
i'a'os LiSh' weighs z'opo pounds and
Is saia To. De me largest horse in the
off pnll,s far, ~ WI ",I, n"Nei WAS
AVA hns ,as,"' No, l, ~ M ","hen'
sn,;,h 81 Isn,In,nn > =, ,f. oi'ek-
hnrsn - i'''"''on 10 "i'"'u 70 s"oc inc
.4... ~
"Nalklh@ Day" IS the odd and APP
proplllte term OF Il holiday in War
fihgiioh' England, WHEN c!ltdrcn and
teachers march IN procession and
large numbers OF people take excur-
SONS to various points OF interest.
siahy OF our holidays are walking
gays, although they do not receive that
1 e 5000 ~ = VI II
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31

II afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac
Tbompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell 1t, Csc
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When Baby was sick. We gave her castoria,
When she was . Child, she cried for C~astoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31

"A cat a Norwich Falls, Conn, is bringing
up her kittens on n diet Of frogs legs, which
she catches for them ia A, near swamp.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31

"A, colt in Georgetown, KY, possesses
three f5nds. One OF them is that of a goat,
the other of II donkey and the third u colts
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31

a 6 months old calf In Rutthef.:ora. county,
Tenn, gives Il quart OF milk daily that mak5s
ahnf'. two ounces Of beautiful golden butter,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31

For Loss Of Appetite Take Aliens
Iron Tonic Hltters. All genuine bear the
signature OF }. P. Allen, Druggist, St. Paul,
MINI. ~
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sE-lt VII. ne .c srur advantage vten writing ,
advertisers u, say yoc saw the:r advertlselneI
Vi tins paper. srt
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31

There is considerable excitement at
Granville. Ga. over y group OF springs
that have been lately opened up within
40 yards of The depot in that place.
The water of II OF these springs is
highly impregnatad with iron, one
with sulphur and one with alum. Near
by is one spring running oul from
under Il large iron rock. The water o,
this one is clear aud cool. Then thout
100 yards further down are two other
springs gushing ont from under Il steep
hill. Inc water OF these tly0 is nearly
rs cold rs ice and clear as c;ystal.
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Ny GUARDIAN JIM.

"And see here, Nell, YOU must un.
derstand this: On the first symptom
OF Your chronic wickcdncss breaking
out ~ put George Hamilton on his
guard"
MY chronic wickcdness. What do
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31

< do you realize, young man" he
said solcmnly. .'that when you lie
down mt night you may be called be-
fore the morning dawnspn mo, sir"
replied the young man. Il feel quite
safe ut night; but when ! get up in the
morning realize that | may be called
before the setting N lights up the
western sky" just So just ex-
acfly so,sir; I'm a baseball nnnpire."-
Non YORK. Sua.
Il am in terror sighed poor Mrs.
Goodmother, every time l hear the
bell ring; | know I'll hear something
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PISO's CURE FOR CONSUMPTION

N61 TO So DAY. Samples worth 81 o.
MI FREE. Lines NOT under the horvc's feet. WTir
VIZ BkEnsfER SAFETY REihHaLDER CO., Holly. MsA
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31
4, worth 800 per Ii. Petite Eye saly ~ ver3
ZULU N,nD. bat u sold ct Is senta Z box ~ AeAissk

n kNAEf1Trented and cured without the knife
r a tlS E1Eook Htraltinents sent free, Address
F.L.PoSD. 81. u Aurora, Kane Ce.Dl
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SIOUX CITY PR1Nr1Ne Co., No, 214
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The British Consul ut Ningpo calls
the attention of British manufacturers
t" spinning machines used in his dis
t9'ict that were imported from Japan,
and which he thinks will eventually be
adopted in cotton producing countries.
The advantages claimed for them as
compared with the mc'hod of spinning
used in America are that the staple is
less injured. and that the seeds are
better cleaned. This, is attained BY
drawing the cotton Between straight
steel edges of knives, instead of using
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-31

A SOW and pigs at Dublin, GA, bit
ten b. the mad dog reported some
weeks ago, has since died. Twelve
pigs were put up in aspen some time
ago, and the other morning one of them
was found 20 be mad, and had bite,
every hog in the pen.s 1t was taken
out of the pen and closely watched to
see what it would do. 1t soon attacked
other hogs. and came near BITING /,
horse on the leg. 1t would attack
everything in its reach. 1t continued
its frantic motions about one hour,
when.it was killed.