Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-03-04
TOPICS UF THE TIMES.

TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF IN.
TERESTlNG ITEMS.
Comments and Criticisms BAKED Upor
the Happenings of the Dny-hlstorica
and News Notos.
A GOOD mission for the stage would
be the omission of the topical song.
A GOOD many people seem to think
that charity not only begins at home,
but ends there.
TIE regular and accepted way fol
n royal foreigner to travel %incognitt
in this country is to let everybody
know all about it beforehand.
TIE spirits conjurcd up by the
medium would seem to come within
the scope of the original package de.
cision. AT least they are generally
raped up.
PATHS hair. once rcd. is now let
black. After working all sorts o.
confidence games on the trusting
American people she now tries t.
pluck them at rouge ct noir.
n WOMAN has justdicd i'm Connccti.
cut whom the doctors gave but IL ycal
to live, way back in 1917. The art
o~fhealing has not reached the stage of
infallibility and prophecy is not one
of it's gifts .
A KENTUCKY distiilcr has been
converted by Dr. Parkhurst in New
York, and has abandoned his whisky
business. lie will make New York
his home hereafter. He is wise in
not returning to kentucky.
ANYBODY who supposeS that the
testimony of every physician i'm The
land to the effect that trailing street
dresses are filthy and unhealthy Will
make a change in the fashion is little
acquainted with the feminine mind.
VIZ are horn at home. we live at
home, and we must die at home: so
that the comforts and economy of
home are of more deep, heartfelt and
personal interest to us than the pub
lie affairs of all the nations in the
world.
TIE individuals claiming to have
first suggested the Worlds Fair are be-
coming rs numerous as those who
take credit for discovering and bring
ing out Patti. The squabblc had bet
ter be deferred until it is seen how
the big show pans out, and then let
every nan have his innings.
.JERE Dunn, who has several muir.
ders scored OF his mortality notch
stick, has been cunning for another
victim in New York. lie has had !:
good many narrow escapes, but ifevcr
the New York authorities turn about
@sOOO WINS vi GlCSULlSIUN IIlO III
anatomy Jcrc can't dodge the light
ming nor shoot back.
JAY GOULD is much %disquictcd by Il
persistent crank who offers the money
king the pleasant alternative of Civ
ing up 81. 700, 900 or being blown into
a million pieces. In the midst of his
trcpidation Mr.. Gould can not but re-
fleet that this is Il bungllng way of
cXtorting money, not to bc compared
with his own delicate, intellectual,
and refined modes of operation.
The best remedies for the proven
ton of the grip are all precautionary
regularity in sleep and at meals,
and warm clothing. Changes from
warm and heavy everyday wear t.
lighter clothing for parties should bt
avoided. In nine cases in ten tho
party dress is not made for warmth OF
protection. and thousands have gone
to their graves from Just such cx
posurcs.
If Mark Twain is anywhere near to
being such an out-and-out tool.as h,
describes himself in his letters iron
Europe, the sooner his family ant
friends get him home and into al
asylum for imbccilcs, the better
rFhnt.c hImcn hniuU rnn 1.-Two I'm Ia;
age, have his opportunities of oh
scrvation and experience. be able t,
write ineligible sentences. and We
be the ass he sets down in detail il