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The morning call., 1892-12-31
An. OFFICER i'm Charge.

:. WASHINGTON. Dec. 3o.-The President
to-day detailed Major S T. Novel; of the
Tenth Cavalry to duty in charge of the In-
dian agency at: Fort Belknap, Mont, sub
1ect to orders of the Interior Department.,
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Louise Michel Coming.

PARIS. Dec. 30.-L'Eclair says Louise
Michel, the noted female anarchist, now in
London. intends to 60 to Chicago to spread
the anarchist propaganda.
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enc raw ana err
mass OF red fps 49,. -.
nssae HIS arms ~,
seross and snpdev ~.
thizhs. wherever e.
Tat flesh made : fs,; 80
We're just .sslie ssSae
For fpnr esexs arr, ~.
ms . rth be saffers.s, ~ !,
VIA this eruption as -
antli Z l got 'eurFt,fy,a, , !
z RxhED5Es theras ~ - :
utSis ssespfofaaS o. =
.n ave weeks hs ~ y, :
eompietcly cnrea - -
vas uine Weess e1s
: ess /. .aaa -
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!: BuRdE NoT To .RLAMiE.. :.
He Is More Than Wiling to, Fieht.
nc ,rIiffss .--..-.

+: BosFoN. Dec. S9.-BaFge makes stale
:ment to the press to-day declaring lhat.he
{ was.Not 70 blame Tot the breaking af af Iba
org malch. de - ready to fight ssgAa!ia5
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ECLIPSE Champagne recommends itself TO con-
noisseurs for all banquets and parties. Twenty
eight medals awarded.
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now. smooth, egsH aaa beautiful 6ink - sAs sslP
color :, He is as saltny as be can he rhe car,
cuRk X RESOLVES : has given him tone vtsoe - - -
strength L eneloss his portrait Thaats ~ aIl1
famous Cutie, = kEMEpIEs. They eans.a. 'ae as
spoken of too hiealy they have done Al ssSt t,t %
been claimed TO hem. -@t AaS
VIM. A. GAL E.R, 1S3 e 123d ~
From the age al two mohths nv blbv s,.
with the eczemS o her face and boav ~ tset y
without avail. U5d dCurrcERA REX rsI,rss -. q
them in every resp set satisfactory The efte, =
now beautiful ia aud IS cured. We -
recommend the ne 20 all mothers. 10y
MRS. J. KOGH ESBER6, 1858 First ava ~ y
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Cutie IRA Resolyen+

The new Blood aud skin Purifier, internallx ..s
CUTICURA the great Skin Cure. AMI s,-..as Aho
Soar exquisite sxia Bsaasiaer, externaliS - -
stautIy relieve and speedily cnre every dIssasgs - -
hair from infancy 20 age. from pimpies to os
Sold everywheee. Price, CuTIcUaA 5ac 60.
25c.; REsoLvENr s al Prepared o. the f,sses.:
DRUe AND CHEN CAL CORPORATION. Bosts.r =
AS- .sHow t. Cure Skin Disazsas y & s,a,o. -.
Illustrations, and testimonials. Masied free %
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BABY -FOUR WEEKS OLD
Distressing Skin Disease from siys.,.i
Cured In 3 Weeks. Made Hea,,,,...
and ses utifui by cuticura
RENE dies.

My baby boy had been suffering ,rom nf
some sort OF an eruption. Tbs destors $50 AtE
eczema. His little neck was one raw 80 eslie Is
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SATOLLI NDORSED.

Leo Is Not Patient With Opposition
in America.
ROME, Dec. 30. - The Holy Father Is
greatly incensed at the opposition displayed
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wrote ia ! Warm Bath.

Perhaps no other literary man chose
more extraordinary places than Wills
for tho purposes 81 composition, His
!svorlte place. and the ono In which
70 always used to assure his friends
his best work was done, was o warm
bath.
Warm baths being not always pro-
durable, and Il INDUCED in too much
being somewhat unhealthy, Wills
would betake himself to bed as being
tho next most c%ongenial place and
would, when the humor seized him,
lilo there for days writing. Tho greater
part OF "Charles l." was composed in
bed and about tho writing of it lie
used to tell an amusing story.
The fourth act, which, as originally
written, dealt with the execution OF
the king, was not approved Of By Hen
~ Irving, who suggested the germ OF
b act MS 1t now stands, Wills was
delighted with tho idea and went to
bed Immediately, full of poetic ardor.
In the course Of the day his landlady
came up to sec him and was much up.
got when she saw the state he was in
tears were coursing down his checks
and he looked the picture of misery,
1T was with great ditliulty,n said
Wills, shat ! persuaded her that / was
not suffering from some personal be-
Wills was never able to write the
pathetic passages in his plays without
crying like q child, and on this c
sion be was writing the kings farewell
to his wife before being led out to ex.
ecution.
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Ilin;isards

Thousands OF
women have
been benefited
by Mrs. Pink.
hams advice c,
and cured by her
after
all other treat.
ment had failed.
Ljait +. PINK.
ham's Etgrtahie
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sighed and spoke again: ri knew the
Ahkoond of Swat intimately, and it was
among the Swattcrs that | learned how
to do something that with Il little news.
paper Endorsement will make us all rich,
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hNTICIl'

- #.Ha
sighed and spoke again: 81 knew the
Ahkoond of Swat intimately, aud it was
among the Swattcrs that | learned how
to do something that with II little news.
paper Endorsement Will make us all rich,
very rich"
"He knows what's Swhat," quoted tho
Unirerse man. breaking the silence the
four had maintained since the door last
opened.
Yes. gentlemen, l do; l do indeed,
and I'd like to prove 1t to you. I'm an
adept, and if you want TO ask me some
questions about myself OF my plan
either you'll get what you call good
The old fellows Mariner aud language
were vastly better than his appearances,
and they grew interested. The editor
looked as though be would like TO say
something, but II. Bells, of the Cnicerse,
spoke first.
Anything in the metcmpsychosis
business?" said he f%ippantly.
yes, sir, a great deal, as you'll ind
out not to your sorrow, / hope"
answered the adept. The others laughed,
but the New York man frowncd and
kept still, so that the editor could ask
his question.
1--we always been interested in astral
bodies and their projection" he re.
marked, "nnd can't you tell us some.
thing about that?'
Il can, indeed l can" said he, en-
Enthusiastically" that's just what I want
to talk about. It's an extension of that
very faculty that's going to make us all
wealthy, SO wealthy that therc'll DO
nothing we can't have"
Three meals a day, each day. for ex.
ample?' dueried the man from Frisco,
who rs the only support of n large, in
teresting and increasing appetite for
liquor, found food scarce toward the end
of the week.
Eyes, and the best there is" was the
confident reply.
Brethren, they. iu Dwight some day."
hummcd the Untrcrse man, looking at
the two last speakers.
Then they all kept still for a while ly,.
III the stranger with the iron gall broke
the silence.
My plan is just this" said he, ''and
it's as simple as possible. You all
know what the Society for Psychical
Research has done for tclapathy?'
Nv, We aou W sulu tuC iuNl from
the Lumina1A. ut isn't anything to
drink, is it?"
mo, it's the focully some people
have Mt some times of making their
thoughts traverse great distances and
impress themselves en- others. Now the
Psychical men know more about it than
any one else, and they say it Is true. l
know 1t is because l can do it. And I
can do more. ] eau send my body any
where ! like within q distance, say, OF
thirty miles if l can find another will
like my own.
"That's where my plan for getting
money comes in. There are always men
who want 10 come down town when
others are anxious to get uptown. I
want TO start n central conservatory If
t%elcsonlaty. For n reasonable compen-
sation III teach them how TO acquire
this faculty l possess. Then any Time
they IRE in one place aud would like TO
be in another they cnn telephone in.
drop q coin IN an instrument devised for
tho purpose. aud If there is anybody
ready to change places with them,
whizz, zip, and they are just where
they want TO be straightaway. Isn't
that o money-makipg enterprise, gcutle.
menu
What does tclcsomaty' mcan2' asked
the editor as soon us he could get his
breath:
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M.reied women AZ crlm,nal..

The members of the Somcrville club,
which is the woman's club of London,
have been discussing the burning ques.
ton OF whether married or single
women have done most to advance the
cause of their sex. The discussion
took the turn of showing how matri-
mony tended to crime. Eve, first in
misfortune, had put Adam in the on
dition of an evicted tenant, AID from
Eve through the Jaels, the Delliahs.
not excluding Sarah, Rachel. and Re-
becca, down. to Mrs. Maybrick, Mrs.
Osborne, Mrs. Montague, it has been
the married women who have Gene
under the law. AS one spinster
trinmphantly cried: mo unmarried
woman was ever indicted for bigamy.D
1T seems to be a fact that, looking
down through the records of history,
no unmarried woman poses rs an his
toric criminal. Charlotte Corday ran
her dagger through Marat. but She is
gloritied for the deed.-.M. Y. Sun.
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CARL puNpER IS DISCOURAGED.

"Well, how are you getting on nowt'
asked the fat police sergeant as Carl
Dunder dropped in to SEQ him the other
afternoon.
Sergeant. l vhus so discouraged ash
never %vllas," replied Mr.. Dunder. Der
longer l Ifs i'll dis country der more l
ind oudt dot nopody Was two times
alike"
How do you mcan?'
"Vhcll. you see, l vhas in my saloon
der odder day und u man comes in und
says yhas Carl Dundcr? l says Ivhas.
Dot vhas all right. He likes TO make
sure, you know, because he brings me
one valuable package by express und |
hat to pay 81 sharges."
Il Sec"
Gle goes AWAY pooty qucck, und my
boy Snake opens dot package uud
shumps aboudt und cries oudt dot I
vhes s%hwindled. So | vhns. 1t vhas
only ONE brickbats in dot package.
You can imagine how madt | vhasi'
Yes, Mr.. Dunder; but you didn't pro.
tect yourself. You didn't even ask il
the mau was an cmployc of the express
company. You mustn't take everything
for granted. You are altogether too in.
nocent."
"Vhell, you see how she vhas again.
Yesterday n stranger nit q package
under his arm comes i'll und says vhas I
Carl Dnnder. ! yhas. Dot vhas all
right. He like TO make sure, you know,
because he brings me one valuable pnck.
age by cypress"
Another swindler, chr laughed the
sergeant.
''Dod's what | pellet be vhas, und I
over q table und runs him oudt doors.
Was dot right
Pretty nearly right. Mr.. Dunder.
"Uud yet you see how she vhus! Dot
man turns out 10 be in der Adams Ok
press company. und he vhas n great
friend Of hIr. Adams, und dot package
Ohiol He comes back nit n black eye
gif him f@ecftcen dollars TO sectlo oop
dot case. Dnan' you see? Was any.
body Two timc alike in Amcrica?'
Mr.. Dundcr got up and walked around
to keep his feelings under control,
while the fat Sergeant winkcd at this
nllcv window and went off on a train Of
reflection.
'Und l show you how she vas again.
said Mr.. Dundcr after a while. as he
resumed his seat. "a stranger comes
in my place urd looks around und be-
gins 10 write in n book. ! ask him who
he vhas nnd he says he vhas der tax
man uud he like TO put down how much
property naf got. Vas dot all right,
B%ergeantY'
yes, That's the way they do"
"Vhell. he says he reads of me in der
papers undh he like TO make my taxes so
shcap ash he can. ] gif him three
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Two Great Remedies.

Inc human citadel Is open to at
tacks from two cs, and, aside
from accidents, these two are the ave-
nues from which all of the mafadies
that afflict the race spring. The ilrst
OF these are what are known as the ex-
crctory organs. These are the lungs.
tho kidneys, aud the skin. These
suffer from congestion, which takes
the form of colds. Starting from what
is called a cold, the malndics that re-
suit are widespread, ranging from a
cough to consumption. They attack
all ages and all stations. No one is'
free from these troubles. There is,
however, a remedy that is a safeguard.
This is REDS GERMAN CouGn AND
KIDNEY CURE. l contains no poison,
but it will heal any form of lung
trouble, or any malady that arises
from a cold. The other class Of dis
cases arise from arrangement Of the
digestive organs, and result in consti-
patton. When the bowels dc not act, the
stomach soon refuses to digest the food,
and we are troubled with indigestion.
fever, and n long train of disorders that
embrace a wide range OF mnladies. Tho
Laxative Gum-Drops Will correct any
difficulty OF this sort. They contain
nothing deleterious, Tut are cafe and
pleasant. Get them Of any dealer.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co. Peoria, Ill.
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"


But, my dear" demonstrated Mrs.
Tlmmins. there's nothing in the house.
The clothes"
Then serve up the Clothes" roared
Mr.. Timmins, who had utterly forgotten
the day of the week when lie invited his
friend. and now wanted his wife to get
out OF the scrapc somehow. and at the
same time not let him down with Spcck-
wick. Just put the clothes on the dish
and set EN- before him"
You don't imagine he would want 10
cat the clothes, do yoa?' asked Mrs.
Timmins, innoccntly.
Only just try him" yelled Mr.. Tim.
minis, enraged at being taken literally.
Just try him, aud throw in some Of the
pretty manners you always put on ut the
table! Mr.. Spcckwlck, have some of
this fticnssecd pctticoat?'' and Mr..
Timmius held out the legs Of his rons.
crs as y woman holds her ski,S, and
waltZed round the room. "'Mr. Speck-
wick, have u little of this poachcd night
shirt? Now, Mr.. Speckwick. do try ono
Of these fried socks and u slice of the
p~illow-case. Dear Mr.. S~peckwick, pray
let me help you TO n piece of this shirt
and II pair of stuffed cuffs, | made them
myself, and though they are not as good
as'-that's the way to do it!' continued
Mr.. Timmins. suddenly concluding his
remarks and presenting himself before
his wife all out of breath. DO you
think you We got that bill of fare all
rightY Do you sec your way 10 q sue
cessful dinner party nowf'
There's some cold cod downstairs.
and there u raw ham in the cellar"
Illuminated Mrs. Timmins. regarding her
husband with a startled look of inquiry,
MS if asking il he thought SpeckwiclS
would mind the meat being raw and the
tisb ~ Ir fla rnol
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cry looked as though ha would li.e to
whistle Comrades" but didn't dare.
The editor came in.
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sit comes from two Greek words
'tele' meaning far away and soma,
somatos' the body. Tho actual move.
ment / term 'paragoge' meaning trans.
p0rtation,' and the verb is 'metacomize.'
These arc from the Auto Grcck-otheE
dialects have not the literary value"
How much will you make out of It'll"
asked MIR. Bells.
q year at $40 q lesson that's 500. 600.
400, 600 paragogcs Mt 81 a paragoge.
That brings 1t up TO half . million.
docsn't it?'
What's the object in using the tele-
phone7 What's the matter with telepa.
thy7" said tho San Franciscan.
where's oil our money coming from
il we do away with tho necessity for the
Central Conservatory" qucricd the in
vcntor In scorn."
That's SO. by jove!" said the cores
pondeut and, the editor looked at the
clock behind him and rose hastily.
but, gentlemen" said the old man;
you have asked me a good many ques.
tions, aud l trustyou will pardon me il
nov l ask one of you"
1nstinctively every mans hand sought
his pocket, except that of the man from
the Coast, who knew hc had nothing to
give. The old fellow saw 1t.
Pardon me-" he said hastily, II was
going to ask you down to take q drink
with me. I'm an old newspaper man
myself"
They all sank back in their chairs
all, that Is, but The candidate from
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THE AcUTENEss OF THE RAVEN
Birds That Rival the Fox in Their Will.
ness.

Most animals are no match at all
fer the ravens cleverness. There was
once Il poor hare that allowed herself
to be completely bamboozled. The
raven pounced at the leveret, as the
baby hare is called, but the mother
drove the rascal away.
But did the raven cease from troub-
ling? Not Il bit of it. He slowly re-
treated, encouraging the hare TO follow
him up and pretending even that he
was afraid Of her. In this fashion he
led the unhappy mother TO a consider
able distance from her young one, and
then all of a sudden-long before the
hare had time to realize the danger of
the trick-rose in the air, flew swiftly
back, caught the lercrct in his beak
and bore il away.
a similar plan vas adopted by some
ravens thtt wished to steal food from
q dog. They leased him till he grew
spot. But the wicked birds turned
sharply round, easily reached the dish
before him, and carried off the choicer
bits in triumph.
As to the ravens power of speech,
the following story-whlch is given on
the authority of Capt. Brown, who
Touches for its trutl-will show how
aptly it can talk:
A gentleman while travelling through
a wood in the south of England was
suddenly alarmed by hearing q shout
of fair play, gentlemen! fair play!!"
uttered very earnestly in loud tones.
The cry being repeated presently, the
wayfares thought it mustproceed from
some one in distress, and at once be-
gan to search for him. In due course
he came upon Il couple of ravens at
lacking 4 third in most brutal man
ncr. He was S 20 struck with the OPP
pressed birds appeal that he rescued
it without delay.
1t turned out that the bullies' victim
was a tame raven belonging to n house
in the neighborhood. Happily it knew
how to use the catchwords that il had
30 adroitly lcarned.-Lute Folks Nag
uziHt,
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Place For Account Against Him.

She had been quite successful ever
since she started in business for herself.
She was az expert with typewriter, was
pretty, and SO much worklad come to
her that che had finally hired two other
typewriter girls to help her.
But with prosperity came increased
cares. She had to keep accounts and
she didn't know anything about book.
keeping.
Then it was that the young man Of
fered to give her some lessons. She
was duly grateful and bought the books
lie told her TO. He told her all about
the debit and the credit sides, opened
one or two accounts for her Just by way
of Illustration. and finally asked:
by the way, you have q little ac-
count against me, haven't your"
Yes" she replied promptly. "You
w me Sl4 for copying l have done for
you at various times"
Exactly" he said. ''Now,I suppose
you would open an account with me
The same as with your other patrons"
"Of course" she returned.
II thought SO, but that's Just where
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1lMmiNs, LITTLE DINNER.
Loscs o Bet to.a friend-Hls Wife Re
fuses to L'auidatc It ON washing Day.

Losca o Bet to,a Friend-Hls Wife Re-
fuses to L'qutdatc It ON Washing Day.
II say, my dear" whispered Nj. Tim.
Minis. closing the door carefully, and
approaching his wife, with q broad grin
on his visagc, al say. my dear. Speck.
wick's upstairs in the parlor. He has
come to take dinner with u.s."
Good graciousi' exclaimed Mrs.
Timmins, dropping her work and bust.
ling up TO the glass 10 arrange her hair.
What did he come to-day fort Doesn't
he know it's washing day?'
"Hc camo for dinner" retorted Mr.
Timmins. turning pnlc. What dye
s'posc he came for-to be washedf
What's washing day got to do with ilP
Dyou think the man came to be soaked
in n tub aud hung over tho clothes-linc
with a wooden peg astrlde the small OF
his back' Well, lie didn't; he came
for something to cut, and you'd better
hustle up and get ii for him, or I'll be.
gin to serve up things myself before
lOug."
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Tasks That Must Ne Done.

Nature has assigned Important tasks TO
the liver and tho bowels, and being mutu.
ally dependents upon zach othe, fos the
regular and adequate discharge OF these
tn.k.,n cessation of work by one causes the
other to lnpsc into inactivity. The tasks
OF secretion and evacuation must he per.
formed. or the system is poisoned and dis.
ordered. Moreover. fatal inflammation OF
tse bowels or nbsecss Of the liver arc npt
t, on.uo II inaction OF these organs Is nj.
to go unhccded. h dangerous
tendency should be checked nt tho out.ct
vita Hostctter's stomach Bitterp, An nnti>
biiiou7 appetite mud laxative Without n
pces. Never does this medicine cauao a
qnrln of the stomach or u%nea,lncas OF tho
bowels. 1t does Its reformatorJ work
PLEASANTLY though with reasonable no.
tivity. 1t prevents mn,aria aud rheu-
matte disease, kidney complaints, and re-
lievcs dyspepsia and no.You meas.
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YIZN NOISY,

H1IG M CSA 81 CBD O1t4V
Skin and Scalp Diseases, the worst
forms of Scrotula, all blood taints
and poisons of every name and rat
urc, arc utterly rooted ont by DIR.
Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery.
For every disease caused by a torpid
liver o impure blood, it is the only
remedy so certain and effective that
it can be gaara7steea. If it fails to
benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
Eczema, letter, salt-rheum, Fry
sipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Enlarged
Glands, Tumors, and Swcllings, and
every kindred ailmcnt, are com
pletely aud permanently cured by it.
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"He knows what's Swhat," quoted tho
Unirerse man. breaking the silence the
four had maintained since the door last
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Managing a Boy baby.

Tirod Woman in a railway carl
please, air. will you please hold my
baby nwhile7 Hes crying so I can do
nothing with him.
Ma1o Paasengcr-Um-whnt is he
crying fos?
Nothing ut all, sir.
Wcll-or-whnt good will II do Tor
nc 10 talso him?
Then he'll hnvo something te cry
about.
Oh. lie will2
Yes, sir. He'll BIO crying for mo
tl,cn, and the longer you hole him tho
loYder ho'll Yell
presume s
Yes, sir. Then, wlea he is roal suro
it is only ne he is crying for, Ill tako
him and ho'll stop.
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POUNDED ON Il s~ERGEANT's DESK.
treat him like some Kings. und he
ind goes AWAY. In Two hours l fluid
oudt dot be vhas n dead beat from To.
lcdo. Was ! TO blame dot l doan't
know iiY'
But you see, Mr.. Dundcr, you ought
to tell something about men by their
looks" replied the sergeant.
Had l? Letm @ tell you how she
vhas some moro. Dat man vfas clean
und slick und looks like der Governor.
Next day n stranger comes i'll who vhns
secdy und looks like he vhas oudt of a
shob for Two years. He looks all
aroundt, und takes out q book uud writes
down some figures. / asks him who ho
vhas, und he says be vhas der tax man.
He reads of me in der papers, and no
like 10 make my taxes sbust ash low ash
possible"
"P, aging you again. eh?"
Dots whit ! believe. und dots what
my boy Shake SAYS, und | slump oudt
on dot MN und knock him onfcr fife
shairs und six tables uud den drag him
oudt doors. Was dot all right SER
geant?'
We'll you had a pretty good excuse
| TO bounce bin out"
"Und how did she turn oudi?" cx-
claimed Mr.. Dnnder, Ms he got up and
pounded on tho scrgeants desk with his
fist. dot second man vllas der shcn.
| uine tax man. und he comes back nit two
lawyers und three black eyes und lis
bnck NIL broke unl makes mt gif him $50
for damages!'
You don't say?"
Dots exactly how she vhas, und I
shall sell oudt my place und go py Sher.
many in Que month! If I doan' see you
some more before | go l shall say good.
by, You vhas always my f;ennt. bu, I
can't live in Il country where uoihiuas
Was W. times der same vhay."-N. 7.
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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-29

Yes. gentlemen, l do; l do indeed,
and I'd like to prove it to you. I'm an
adept, and if you want TO ask me some
questions about myself or my plan
either you'll get what you call good
stuff ~