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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17

FTUIW TTN NlTVI,tII f..'ii DIIcaa.
The Los Angeles 7tmcs stopped pre-
varacating about Dakota weather the
other day long enough 10 pay its re
spects to II rival California town in the
following fraternal fashion:
The weather in Alameda must have
bcen~ pretty cold when il fro2c the stone
Sidewalks, rs one of their W papers
ADM, it did. Several pcwly-laid side
walks were so badly broken up by the
frost that they will have TO be rciaid.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17
Real Estate transfers.

Jacob II. Wolf tt Simon D.
Olmstead, warranty; SWi
2o-101 -6s. 1850 90
Charles A. Raitman and wife
to Amelia NJ. Lowe, war
ranly; En- SCI 30 and NWt
SWi and SW3 NW3 % 10l,
SO. 600 90
United States to Laro o.
Tronsrne, receipt; SEA 22-
lul-6i 4 Wn
United States to Frank Chm
ella, receipt; NW3 i1-10l-69. 4 90
United States to Fred ID.
Warner. patent; M NW3
22-l03 IS
United States to Fred ID.
Warner, patent; Ell NW4
22-l03 IS ....,..........
United States to Rendcl G.
Stcles, patent; SWf e9-1oe-
United States 10 Wm. Glenn
cnts, patent; Nj NE4 35 and
81 SCI 36-lre g.. ........
Dakota Land u Town Lot
Co. and John y. Lsw,ur To
w. r. Mckenzie Gin trust}
warranty; lots 5 and 6, blk
81, Cd add. to Chamberlain. 600 eG
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17

of snow began to lily and the sky looked
decidedly ugly. Ii turned ont, however,
to be nothing but a cold wave, which
terminate Tuesday morning by giving
the mercury a parting kick down to l67
below as 1t left for the East, New that
the people i'll this section have seen
their first blizzard the. will be on the
watch for them ever af.cr.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17
Died.

THOMhS-At kinlba'l. Dakota, on
Friday, Feb. 10, 1888. Luke G. Thoma :,
aged /, years.
The death of the deceased was very
unexpected. OF late he had been en-
ployed at the poor farm. Not feeling
well for n few days previous TO his death
he had came home early Friday morning
on Il delayed train, and Immediately re
tired. He arose at the usual breakfast
! hour. hut not feeling any better again
sought his bed, where he died a few
hours after. His death was due to abb
cess of the brain. The deceased was
young man of exemplary habits anr
stood high in the estimation of all WHIT
knew him. The funeral services tool
place at the NJ. F. church. Sunday. Rev
Mr.. Furnier officiating. The remain
were laid TO rest in the Kiinhall Gem
ctery.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17
.1B3}0(( TER ! 1 E r e E. & CEN TT. 7 S E !. 4 c c g E !

lot form, printed from good readal'a type on good
j age without exception the cheares o. * ever pGb-
SEES Of tie people an Opportunity 1 .fsfe the lest
any other series these great works >Utd cost inany
: Is complete in Itself:
Tho FcrccIiini tiuhic.. A Novel. b : T. ",Irnu.
The aIiA.aien Chest a Noyel. bysrty.
The peatt nfthe Ocean. a Novel. ry CsAI> :.
loIlcw Al, Hail. AEovsl. ly MAnGsnEr SLo9Af.
N'ytrrtsI, D.
tiae House. \ Novel. By.vrp W. rtrrcr. I
. ndtr tae L.lnc.. 4 Sovc!. ~ ITO .Us"or of "fo'a
re pia=,usal Bracelet A Novei. ny Mrs. nrSer
z 10 l.qwy sr'e secret. a Novel. nv sis. ". Il, VA nt9,-
The strange Case .! Es. 1eAsii ami Mr.. EyGe. A
a Ui%Ic.i Sri. 4 ay.i. nv si,R, cRctt uAr.
lady Naiwartt:ta D.ns.ond7. a ho'sl. Ny "lhH
DurlWsS.i
ic. Ncor Two Sin-. AEoVsi. rs the An.'or ot"n'Fs
ibs N.nc .; iiear.-. AEnvs,. RYE /. FAn,Eox.
ueri,p ! nrtrne kHoss}. Ey FLohrHck w aphs.
4 Low Marriage. = auyei. BY Misc MtiorS. Nfas.
The e.uilty fsiyer, j NGvcl. iy wILxtrC "Lti"s.
Tle polsua Ut hsts. kNnvel ny Fn"sENrr hsE':' IL.
@tiSrEin@ n Fcstgrs. 4 savtl. BY Nj! Atss.snrR.
a iIsJ & i.;at't Daughter. ANogri. i, Mrs. AsSiH
laf- hnt i.iyc. a Novel. ny tho author Of " 'ora
Ianaa.ters taoip. 4 Novel. ry Mrs. NY. v'eroa.
Fio.eaeo gr;n-to-'- Cath. ANovei. ly Mrs MARY
J.o !. ups... l,ater. = Novel. Ey Or. ) II. EeH'8son.
Tic tAgG.o 2,in coh,n. \ Novel. BY NJ. T. Canon
n ro.t RAJ, no n reeA}r, cf only IL Cents; my tea for
t,jhnoksyfo - <cuts; 40 entile list pound IN ooaros
in hm.. p,ar orttcu. DO nett all to take advantage o. IL
LAkan fur tract ouSn OF u hnll"r. AZ 70 our rehatility.
ewisn 30 tie Commercial Agencies. All ORDERS nIea o5
,Yubiianer. NJ. GS Murray Street, New ork.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17
= IL Oldest Request.

From Che OmahN WorId.
st. Peter-Enter. You are welcome.
New England Spirits it fm TO the
other place?
You mean tho bad place, 1 presume,
1t is not far. Why
If yow doa't mind. | shonld like to go
there first for little white to get warm. +"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17
Grave Suggestion.

The world over, there are 4 good many
people whose sole object in living seems
to be 10 save funeral expenses. Why
o establish a burial fund and hustle
such human being into their holes?
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17

From the Waterbury Messenger.
a telegram was received in Chamber
lain Tuesday night that the reservation
bill would bc acted OF the next day.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17
s,,.oa,.l Have .,caa valentine Greiue.

.IVTfE VTTV IF'TFFITF'F '7F0T'H'FF''
The Kimbail GRAPHIC says Ihat Tar
uell Grciner's hands and feet were am
putated at White Lake last week This
bell was one of the attending phSsi-
clans.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17
rAe Sren. Eastern storm.

" wv f'''i'i 'N'si .i'h'
They have had a ssye"e storm in the
East, where trail S have been blocked
for several days at Il time. A great deal
of suffering is also reported. Below is
given q very brief report of some of the
most distressing casualties;
All st. Albans, Vt. the town mi!kman
went out to the pump, 10 feet distant
from the house, TO water the milk, When
the Storm struck him, He has not bcen
seen since.
In ii hamlet in the Catkiller mount
aims q woman started over To Il neigh
bor's TO tell about the great Dakota
blizzard. When about midway she was
struck amidships by northeastern
blast. Four days thereafter she was
found II miles away with a l0-foot
snow drift in her mouth. The railroad
snow s~hovelwas set 10 work and soon
made room for her tongue TO wiggle,
when she began at once to warn people
To keep away from Dakota.
Three men were play ing poker in u
COW shed at ~Spooksville, N. II. Tie
man with five aces WIS frozen still in
the big jack pot. The second man with
four kings and one ace vas fat on hi.
bach. and The tin rd must have beer
lost in the shuttle FOR he'd not been heaIs
from mt last accounts
LiaItcwn, y. Y. was buried beneali
80 feet of snow. The citizenN have
made tunnels along the side walks and
at the street crossings by eati g TIL
nov ms they proceed.
a. Pukertown. Vi, the thermomete
dropped to 81 below zero, The town is
well supplied with fuel. but tn fire
freeze up as fast as they can kind,
them. One hundred of the prominen
citizens have already notified the cor
ouer that they are dead aud want him Il
st on iheir congesled remains.
men ut "hoppergiile. WhooPcrul
county, Long Island, attempted to fac
the storm 10 his homc, only u quarter o
Il mile distant. lie walked iun str4tgh
line for four hours ut Tie rate of the
miles an hour, got within ten feet of III
door when he was attacked ny q swarl
Of mosquitoes and killed. Ills mangle
body was discovered the next mornin
frozen stiff Us m'ail.
A woman at Pitlsfield. Vt. went o,
to get Il piece of iron to put In a bundI
Of rays which she expected 10 sell to
4. tin peddler the next day. The blizzar
These report are given just rs the
came 20 us They may seem rather e!
aggnratcd. but they will probably con
pare favorably with eastern reports cor
corning Dakota's storm,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17
In Z ssood II

AS announced last week, a ball for til
benefit of Cnas. Gingery will take lace
at Smiths Opera House on Wednesday
evening, the 22d inst. Behln's d Ca
hills orchestra will furnish the music.
which Is sufficient IN itself to assure that
part of the affair a success. All who at
tend will be certain of passing delight
fui evening and getting their money
worth in additi.n of contributing to &
fuHd Tor d worthy purpose. The GRApu-
&c trusts that there will be no backward
ness among our citizens in purchasing
tickets and swelling the fund whether
the tickets purchased are to be used OF
not. The now crippled stage driver who
bravcly remained at the side Of his deli
cate passenger at the peril of his own
life is certainly deserving of substantial
aid ms well rs sympathy. The following
gentlemen compose the committees:
FLOOR MANAGERS,
! j. B. Ryan. w. G. Richards
RECEPTION CoNMtTrEE.
C. r. Tinan, w. l. Thorndykr
FlSAsCE COMMITTEE.
$. w K ut. r. y. Topping
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17
Sssania1 &al.nG.

All those &ncwins themselves indpht
ed TO we will please cal! and settle
Returning thanks Iur past fasars -
hoping for con, nuauca OF the sane |
remaiu. Respectfully
3OG James ByInv
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17
Eorscs for Sale.
for Rent.
r>or Safe.

Iy1OR SALE-AN A NO. 1 TREE
: Ca;m-l2 miles from town. IL acres
Of breaking. Call on or address
A. 4. Roberts.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17
,st.ere Ers,ne,.is11u oa.
ISltE,

@. P. Aud is doing quite an exten
sive photo business al Kimball.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17

Measles confines itself no, to children
in kimball, several old folks beng at
tackled.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17
a It!ixzard scare.

Monday morning last found the mer-
curry at 40 above. 1t was in many re-
spects just such . morning as that on
the day of the fatal blizzard, and many
We're the passing remarks made OF tie
similarity. About 10 O'Clock til wind
gre fresher from the northwest and
turned rapidly colder, The mercury
began to drop in the thermometers at the
lrate Of q degree a minute. Fears were
med that another blizzard was on
These fears were augmented
kire report from Aberdeen
kgd had struck that place at
After dinner a few flakes
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17
Editorial: PHILOSOPHY.

fF"NN Il- 'fiHiADtrIHTI t"iIsttF.
Snow makes waiter, water makes
corn, corn makes whisky and whisky
makes Democrats.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17

From the Alexandria Herald.
A fool has 10 troubles in being recog-
nu .,1nh
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17

~ll4uas. Shoulders, Bacon anil >har'
Ribs just received from the Wolfe Rancf
at Burt!iG & Cos.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17
SuIe. SGnIe.:

SUEe. NrsIe.:
Why do people hay Coal OF ". II.
Cross
Because he gives good weight end
carries a large assortment If the lest
Goals.
One car West Virgins Splint, 26 tons.
Onc car Rriar Hill
Que car Hooking Valley,
Just arrived
Car Of Indiana Block On the way.
3D. Vein Illinois Oh hand
All for sale by
WI CROSS.
BurGir 6 Go. sell 40 hlis Of the old
and reliable O. X. soap for one dollar
Apple and Currant .icli at i'nrdin "
Cos.
Gipghams 9 "a 10 cents per yard at
Bnrtlin Il Cos,
The celebrated Echo" plug tobacco
Hans. shoulders, Bacon anil >har'
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-17

We Climbed the GRAPHIC with the
Chicago Inter Ossan in many instances
last year. So far as we can tell all such
subscriptions are being renewed this
year as fast RS they expire. aud many
new one are being made. 1t will be
difficult to find u home paper ard an out
side paper which for So will give the sat
isfaction that these two combined do
nc matter what your political belief OF
religions convictions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
IT FAILED TO FIRE.
A Well. Kn.wa OuizsA OF Houaton Tries to
XIII an Offlcor.

A Well. Kn.w1 Outza4 OF HouRton Tries to
XIII an Oficor.
special 70 the Gazette.
HoUsVoN, TEX, Feb. 23-Qulte little
breeze was stirred up in the Fourth ward
north, at the function Of Decstur sud
Heiss streets this morning about 9
O'Clock. Gregor Heiss, an aged and
well.known citizen, tried to kill Police
man Cnsrles Richards. The circumstances
connected with the case are az follows:
List night at the special meeting OF the
city council City Marshal Jack White
wss ordered to remove Mr.. Heiss' house,
the ssme being nuisance, &c II prof scted
into the street. This morning Msrshsl
White, accompanied by Policemen Rch-
ards and Youngst, proceeded to
carry out the instructions OF
the council, bat when ihsy approached
Mr.. H4iss' house he met them at the
door with 4&-Colt'a in his hand snd
blood in his eye. Oaicer Richards VITO
Was the nearest WAS selected as the
victim and AFR. Hiss accordingly pulled
down on him and snapped his pistol sew
erol times, but the leaden messen-
ger of death failed TO come,
the cartridges having become wet. When
he had snapped his pistol the third time
CAcer Richards had advanced near
enough to seizI Heiss, His pistol wss
taken away from HIM and the OLD
ma was carried TO Jail house and
locked up. MIR. Ha;sS hes lived IN II gus-
ton for long time, s0d is a man about
seventy five years old. Re IS fond of tx
Citemea,, and two years ego made an ct
tack upon Rabbi V5ovssDger with eggs at
the Southern Pacific depot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
A ROMANTIC MATCH.
mrs. Schwartz Makes Million Brick and
Cots a Ysncg Husband.


Cots a YSucg Husband.
Braine-d (MInn.) News.
A quiet marriage Of ,MFs. Msgdslens
.Scawarlz to Adrew R5bini on, youpg
man, is the sequel to one of the most TO-
mantle experiences Of locsl knowledge.
When Brsinerd bid fair in
the early days to be something Of s
toWr, q thrifty German named William
Schwartz arrived direct from the old
couatry, and, after pro pecting little,
made q rich discovery Of fine clay for brick
Just above the city, IN the river bank.
he secured large tract ni lsId-Jeverai
hundred acTes-Hhieh adj joined the orig
ioal town ste, end slsO iha :oSn plaJ
around about the Noftnern Pac' dc shops,
East Brainerd. He built fac build
lIgs, opsued large orilk works With S
st, an plaHt, aud got rich in short order.
But nis domestic mstttTs we're L. serious
shxpe. BIS wife vas ch!ldlesF, snd,
whether iastly or NOT, ScbWar'z became
xceedinsly jealous CT his orxom wife
ard the conn9n hl3ds 25cU, the works.
F.aslly, sitter a period Of trouble, which
mnds their qusrrtls notorious, SchWsri
and she sereed to separate. He gen.
erously gsve to her ell the property then
worth handsome sum, and he pulled
out TO Germany, 6nd married s young
girl there and brought her at once TO This
country. He did not step here, but vent
a. opoe to D legun to build rew horne,
settling at Corvallis, whence in s yesr he
wrote that "he was getliog on first rate.
Have got a bouncing na6y"
Mean while Mrs. Schwartz the hrst con-
Quoted the old business here, making
], 600, coo brick every year. Schwartz hao
lad out : large addition in lots, winch
we're sold eff. snd The Dsm Of the Missis'
sippi Wa.sr Power snd Boom G mpEUE
haVing been located on hsr proper
largely Increased its value until Sl00,02l
would Dos buy ali her interests here. LHst
winter among impecun;ous errlEals
from Dakota was Andrew L ,binsOD, d
man about twenty five years old. He VS.:
ill-clOthed, without shOef, his ta
wrapped In gunny sacks, bur, borrowing
nnsx, he walked eight miles through IL:
deep snow 10 job OF cutting coTd-wooc
be had secured. he 80 spent the winter
and, not being "puster," when spring
esme he had ne ted fur the winters work
nesides some better clothes, less thai
$50. He worked while in the spring in
boarding camp at the dam for LITTLE
more than his board until Mrs. Schwartz
the owner Of the hundred thousand, hirec
him to do chores about the place. Not &
probe tue processes Of Capid, here haVo
been signs that young Robinson was
prospecting. He dressed no, grew fall
beard, ard drove his employer
daily into town IL the family
buggy. Two weeks ago abe made tTlr
TO Oregon, now suppos5d to hsye bsen &c
make sure this. she WAS free 10 wed, ana
returning, she permitted herself 80 be-
come Mrs. Andrew Robinson. Thus she,
at about City, secures husosnd OF sb III
half her age, while he, from SO distressed
situation IS to this worlds goods, be
comes by al odds tie richest mGl If
BIS nerd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
Cnba.
Cuba.
A CITIZEN BHATEN

KEY WRIST, FLA, Fec. 23-Ffancisco
Prieto, natural d American citizen,
residicg in II v1na, while going from his
residence TO purchase groceries, WAS met
By the captain Of police accompanied by
two guards, who stopp' d him in The mid
die OF the street and demanded to know
his business. He informed then, where
upon they began beating hin unmt 1cl-
fully with their swo.ds, iElictiUg SINE
painful wounds. Prieto's erica for mercy
could be heard fer blocks. Many persons
witnessed the puoisf N ant. Prie,o had &
good reputation ana is respected 5J ali
who know him. Several Of his friends
immedistely Dolifled the United S: ties
Consul General, but he said he could DC
nothing in the matter.
The fact Is that the police authorities
of Hsvsns under the orders OF the Captain
General Marine are openly outTsgiog hon
est ci1jZens sill over the island OF Cdos. II
| is rumored 10 HsvaDS aud pu 0licly epuker
on the streets that Caprain Genera. Ma
rina, in order to defend himself of the
| lust attacks CI the American press
throughout the country, has purchased an
interest in Spanish paper Of Nv York
| city, which will hepCe forth defeGd Gen@r'
al Marine. L. Lucha Of Havana says Ma
rine is sbont TO resign. Many contradict
DRY runners OF oil sorts concerning the
governments plans ere il circulation
Meetings of citZ rs are held secretly and
trouble is feared il Marine persists in his
| high handed measures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
YIsDOH OF ANIMALS.
What Dog eau be TAusht-The Dai ,
Life of Ants and Bses.
Nature

NRLHres
Llst week Sir John Lubbock delivered
an interesting address in QEeeG-street
ball, Edinburgh, TO the members OF the
Edinburgh Philosophical Institution
on "Fhe Sense aud Senses OF Animals {"
He said one would gratefully nd-
nit that the dog Was loyal and
true and ahectio1ate friend, but when we
Game TO consider the nature Of the animal
our knowledge wss very limited. That
arose good deal from the fact that
people had tried rather to teach animals
than 10 learn from them. Il had
occurred to him thst some such
method as that which Was followed
in the case OF deaf nutes nigh. prove IN
stTuctive il adapted to the case OF dogs.
He had tried with black poodle belong
ing to himself. He then went cn to re-
late several experiments he had mcde
with pie es Of cardboard, with different
words marked upon taem,
He had taken two pisces OF card, one
blank and the other with the word fool"
uoon it. Hs bad put The latter on q
saucer containing some bread and milk,
aod the blsDk card he put on an empty
saucer. The dog YVES not allowed 70
card to him. This experiment wa. re-
peated over snd over again, aud in about
ten days the dog began TO distinguish the
card with the letters on it from The plain
csrJ. II took long time to make the
dog realize the difference between
d fl rent words. Ia order to Try and
discover whether the dog could dig
tlngulsh colors he prepared six cards,
lUun ~ fpcn ~ hEr
yellow, and two orange. He put enc Of
each on the floor ana tried to get the dog
to bring TO him \ cSrd with the same
color a. one which he showed the dog In
| mis- paud.
After trying this for three months he
| found that his experiment in this dirsc-
| ton was afsiluEe. He had always felt a
great longing 20 kno " how the world ap-
| pesred to the lower snimals. II was still
8 doubtful point whether ants were
able TO hetr From experiments
! which ne had made he had come
to the col ciusion they had not the power
| of adore ssing each other. His impress
| sion on the whole was that bees snd lsnts
were not sesf, bat that n ~ heard souncs
80 shril SIS to De beyond our hearing
| There was no doubt lou: insects seeing.
Re related several experiments be
had m%dc with the view to els
covering WHISTLER different insects could
distinguish different colors and had any
preference f0r particular coloTs The
colors Of ctjgcts produce upon insects an
impression very off rent from that pro-
duced on humsn beipgF. The world to
them might be full of music which We
could not near, colors which We could
not see, and sensations which we could
| GOT feel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
j Well + nns7G supsEatitIcE
U,sba Nor.


OmAhs 9 .y-I.J sill pOusense about
FuGny being IN unldckS day, isn't it, psi
FAthar-Who gays scr
"Tbis psrer fnsn'ious lot IS things
thst h.popred on Friday. George Wash
icgtcu Yxs bora uD Ffiday-"
ale vas killed By the doctors
"Napo'eou wts borI IN Friday"
ale died a prisoner At S.. He!,ns."
"Victoris was lnsrrisi on Friday"
"Har eldest son hasn't sense enough to
come in when it rams"
"Shak -pere was bora or Fridsg-"
"Apd 10 now branded as literary thief,
while mis- fair fame is given 10 proies-
eioaaL ooodier wa Dug 1t to have been in
the paniten isry "
"Buuker H;ll wss ;oCght on Friday"
"Aod lost by the Americsns."
"AmeIica Ess Gisct vrred on Friday
"Cne people on the part of it are dying
Of assumption f0r Want OF free wool"
1.-THE May ID ,wer landed on Friday"
"Aod the AmeriIaa who cherishes q
family Bible which came over in it Is
laughrd at"
"rhe D, c'arltian Of Independence was
signed or Friday"
"Aud the people it made independent
bsve become the helpless serfs Of PACK
.et partisan wire-pallera, iebbers and
q, msgogu~a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
gAHBglSUs, GOD OF BEER.
Ths Ny csi aIetoF7 IF the InvsNsor Ct
the Amb p Dri OF Germany.
Lippinco.ps MsgaEi G.


Lippinco.Ts Magazi G.
GambTinus, GambEyias or Cam17iE Us
Che name is also giye1 SIS CAMPER, Gam.
Ger or C.moer) is tns mythical inventor
OF beer or ale. rs Is usually spoken OF
as King or Duke CT Flanders and Bra-
bapt, who f3urished az some uncertain
period il the remote past. Bat z tradi-
ZION, favored by msdiG5el G.TmIn mis- O.
Iiane, nRde bin Kug Of the TaisCoHes,
or ancient Germ.Ls, the seventh 10 de-
scent from N nh, who SUGGESTED his
IS her, Msrso, ABOUT 1880 B. c., and
founded the cities Of Cam
bray and Han burg Che later Was
in eff CT koJwn 10 the Romans as
GsmonVup), and after glorious reign
OF forty -four years, during which rs ex-
terded the boundaries Of HIS kingdom
iiom the Rhine 10 Asia, pissed away, ard
vas dsjhec By his subj c's. GambTiuus
is rep.es nteI as & portly g:sy-b ard,
rubicapd but digni1ed, with crown cn
his head, the regal Or oucal ermlne on b g
shoulder, Snd foafuiDg tankard In his
tIrd. Mt mfr, quantity he Is set Sssriae
Ct beer OArTei. la Gefmsu tagerAs bis
portrsi, Is usuEl.y accompanied By verse ,
& which the following is trapslstioE {:
Ny name when wEa living WAS Gin-
brious, King Of flanders ana Of
Brsbsnt; l made malt from barley, sud
invented the brewing of beer. Thst Is
why the goodIy company Of brewers csu
truly claim inst they have 8 king for s
master. Let suy otaeT guild of wOTkmsn
sho y the lise OF their patFobi" Tacitus
mention that beer or the juice Of barley
wss the iAvorirs drink among the G r
mans If his lime. Before then, hoWeyar,
ier wss known In EGyp: and 70 Gre>ce,
though uayer in lR1me. Tae Egyp;iaas
aari0U,ed its invention 10 tnsir sod,
Osiris. and it is CURIOUS coincidence
THAI German tradition gives Isis TO G4n-
byinus IS bis wife.