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The record-union., 1892-11-09
just Think OF 1t!
How fleet is a glance Of the mind!
Compared with the speed of its flight
The tempest itself lags behind,
And the sMitt-Mmged arrOWS of linht

And the sWitt-wnged arrows of Iipht.
Since Cowper's day, however, science
has demonstrated that the sWiftest glance
OF the mind takes quite an appreciabIe
moment Of time, and actually Iags far
behind Qf there were far to go) at least
TWO OF It's rivals in speed-light and cleo
trclty. In 1act the leisurely pace of the
messengers of sensation and of respon-
slVe action is such that everyone has
sometimes found that a threatened acci-
dent had ample time to accomplish itself
before orders to prevent it could be tele-
graphed from the brain to the hand. The
delay in such a case is perceptible and
provoking. Some mems nerves trans
mt messages so much more swiftly than
others as to give them decided advan-
tage in fight.
The time occupied by the passage of
electricity has been measured mathemat-
lcaIly, but has never been appreciated
sensi5ly, or evidenced in any way, with
IN Such distances as from any part of the
BODY to the brain. Not so the time re-
qulred for "a glance of the mind" or the
passage of a sensation into perception or
consciousness. A recent experiment by
Professor Muybridge New York Medical
JOu1W0U nnely illustrates this:
Two women were employed: one
stood in a bath tub and the other sat on n
raised chair and poured bucket OF water
over tne Standing WOman'S head and
shoulders. In order to make the shock
more intense Professor Muybridpe had
filled the bucket with ice water. one
photograph showed the water tipped
over and falling, yet not quite touching
the girPs head. The next view showed
the water splashing from her head and
shoulders, and yet there were no signs of
sensation. In the third picture she was
just beginning to respond to the shock,
and the subsequent pictures illustrated
the further phases of the response. The
electric current had exposed the plate
and then shut it Off again chat is TO say,
had acted twice., with an interval Of time
between the two sufficiently long for the
sensitive plate to take an impression of
the view; all this after the ice water had
touched the woman's shoulders and be-
fore she WAS conscious of Ii ls,
The record-union., 1892-11-09
In O1den Times

People overlooked the Importance of per-
manently beneficial effects and were sat
istied with transient action, but now
that it is generally known that Syrup of
Figs will permanently cure habitual CON
stipation, well informed people will not
buy other laxatives, which act for time.
but finally iniure the system.
The record-union., 1892-11-09

He (who has been boring her all the
evening)-It's good night for some of
the bellies, Miss Edie. She-It ought to
be a good night for some of the men,
too.-Cnicago News Record.
The record-union., 1892-11-09
Judged by Results.

McGeachy lin disgust)-Wan would
think it was Saint Pathrick's s Day instead
av tn anigwersary av dago.
O'Mara-Will, in me own moind Co.
lumbush was the greater mon.
McGeach (reaching for brick)-Yez'u
have to prove that
OMara-Oi kin; Saint Pathrick found
country tn Oirish could niver rule.
whole Columbush discovered counthrv
tn Oirish have always ruled.
An afterdinner speech - 'Check.
n1naSe -
The record-union., 1892-11-09

WRITE to Cooper for anything in the
line.
The record-union., 1892-11-09

Gl,e 9sttRr-Wrrar anh zr1rrEsly 1trfo.-.
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Es,..ncl .chrnn-i, Sn,,..

Perhaps the most dies. .erG.c negro
orininnl Texas ever produced any his
mes uMt Of the moose" said q mt We u1
iiitt STATE lately. "hbou twoyears ago
len CiarS shot donn an old man IN
vas the last of Il long list of mis-.
deeds. !te was arrested, ti&d and sen
tencad % hang. He was placed in jail
at Houston. Were he di 4tinguisired
himself By his viciolsness, ;car!y kill
ing several OF his lei ow prisoners with
Il bottle. Fveryb dy rejoiccd that Ben
WIS to hang, and u Betit o ;or clemcncy
could scarce have obtained II signature
in the city OF Houston. When he WAS
placed in thu death cell a change cnne
eel the seirit of his dreams. Instead
OF o.ths, ~obscenity and rihalI songs
with wa.ch he hid long shocked tht
n.ighbofliool, he began to sing ralig-
iois hymns. The brute had a beautiful
baritone vo G. of great colnras-, arc
efery II ga, the sire .s lcalin3 to TIC
;ai! Ware black with people listen II /, tc
him. Well, Sir, he 20 Wrought upon tho
sylipathies o. the eople through his
music that IL monster petition was SEM
to The Governor. signed by tho best
people OF the city, praying that his sen.
tcnca be coinmutel TO LIE imp. ison
mcnt No answer was received, and or
the morning Of the day fixed Tor the
execution there was serious :alk OF ar
%attcnnptns; rescua. Just as no wa
ahoat to mount lhe scaffold a do -umen1
arfiva from the ( ovcrnor committing
his sentence to life Imprisonment"
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Barrez, and pesolate.

i think the most dasolats place on
the face Of the earth is tho j aiklnnd
ls!atds, lying some $50 mics cast of
the coast Of Patagonia, sa q a rentle-
man who had Travelled much recently.
These islands belong to England IS a
.n,atar Of course What England wants
with them nobody knows. They ar.
about 200 In number, but only -lMo ars
Of considerable sizo.-nst FAX and
contalns ebo il. 1910 square mics and
Wsst Falkland is hall that area. IL
may .ns sild TO rain cvory day IN The
yesfAcn this dcsc.ase group. rte sun
- ssascely eve visible. Grain Will Il t.
ilpsns and vegetables will not pro ure
- The principal Industry is The re-
!. firing Ct vessels thul HAY, been daln-
Aged in passing around Capa Horn, and
cattle end sheep raising. THO vegcta-
BIZ; productions Of The ak and Stands
have long been a puzzle 10 n~atura!ists.
ISesc are the 'halsam bog and rhs 'iis-
sosk grass The latter is q reed,ika
g ass, which grows in tufts from aiN tn
sen zee, high. The icaYes and stems
laase excellent fodder, and tho ROOFS
have a rich favor which makes them r.
rss;st. hic.to herbiyuIoGs animals. The
.'balsam bog looks ut n little distance like
seroat howlders, sometimes eight to ten
,eet auross. Thesa Jumps, VIII oh are
sSe'nEle plants, are quite had, and slme
q them are GOCbtinss many centuries
: Old. Many of these bio ,Aiiiie plants
are covered with l;chens. AMI ta1is OF
sgra-s grow in soil cooeuted in the
erevices. The wood has a pleasant
sroma:ic odor that hae never leen pat
10 any use thai l am awl.e o..
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TIVE You Ever Noticed Il:

Did YOU ever kn:.w a woman's char.
act,r car. be read by her hair? Pa mis-
try hur.ns gone out Of Gaie among fash
iora1ie people, til niivrllirg OF tho dis
position may be don. by a c.osc exam
nation OF my la'iy's Locals.
|! the hair slows much care, heina
81. ssy, vel! kept, and ever.f PIN in lie
place. .Son may rely on it that she is c
lady, born an! bred, wheef.er her OWL
o. tho ,icft fingers Of n maid urrangotit
Clos only comes from constant at.
tentinn, anh the woman OF innate refine
mont is the n who lirsers ovcl
hrr toilet, revels i'll bitas. and adorns
shnmroas. therefore sign o. | reads
i%ruthtuily. Coarse lair shows humble
b rtii. Blown hair. RS q III Q. If of the
uecui ar lin" character that iuukeS l.
seem very tim, will inlirnto n goo
di-:o it:on. Hair tha. splits in the end
Is n representation of the owners ten
dcury Z" quarrel and have pickering
md differences on all uccas'ons. Blac.,
Cosy la + hnws tr,nciicry; blonde,
lin Is la r weakness and vanity; and rcd
hair, tcni!er, INT lru l,iulncss. The
sort q hair knewn Ms drai,, ,hc kind sc
bard to ii ntch. and awfu!ly high-price,
when orc wants A false bang, reads
thus: highly sen Tive alrl touchy.
Either dye yeur sosks or expect to BE-
lca'! Of all lnSn, for though hands some.
times lie, h;!.r never docs.
~ - - -
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lIiicis! Fapet d Inc EilY and County
4 ouEER CRY.
AWhsss tie streets Are Marrow Tunnels
tive Lofty Walls.

1RhsPe I've streets Are Marrow Tunnels
between Lofty Walls.
what do you think OF a great bust
moss thcroughfare that is Only 1. ON six
70 nins feet wider impaired a well
known traveller. Il spent last winter
travelling through North Africa. and n
the course OF my pilgrimage pad Il vi. II
70 Fez, one Of the chief cities OF Mo-
rocco. Viewed from b distance Fee Is
q dream Of beauty; o. short range the
illusion vanishes. One long street uns
the entire length of the own and ~
pAvsd with cobble stones. 1t is Tho
widest thoroughfare in ths city, ant its
width eve exceeds ten feet. In some
places 1t is not half that broad. Along
this street Hre the shops-narrow little
legged, with their wares about them,
and smoke vii a:noue tobaceo. Many
Of the other streets are so narrow That
Il Is dioicult for two portly people 10
pass. I rcte down one of them OF q
donkey for q considerable distance and
found 1t terminated abruptly by d atone
wall. To turn my animal around was
impossible, and ! was compelled to
back him out. While doing 50 l was
accorded full posse son OF the street.
Owing TO the height of The houses, many
OF which are three stories, aid The prac.
ttcs OF 90 ,ering the street on q ieveI
with the first story with reed roe.s OF
vines, the rays OF the sun seldom reach
the s~tfoets, and they appear much Like
narrow, vi!e-sme'ling tunnels. Fee was
onca greatly celebrated for lis trade
aud learning. It wae once the capita.
OF the Mohammedan States of Western
Africa, AMI The Moors considered it the
finest city in the world. 1t is flied witt
the tombs Of holy men, aud is still helC
In eSlreme ~vcneratiol by the Moslsn
Inhabitants Of Africa. 1t has been de,
clintsg in commercial Importance tol
eome centuries, and now posse sses little
trade and but about 10000 Inhabitants.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-12-10
Far Pooling with Snakes.

William Somers was fatally bitten by
3 large r%a,t|esnake on Ruby Creek,
Idaho, the other day. He was our
hunting, and, seeing q deer, he jumped
tnto q hole, in order that lie might CON
ceai himself. The hollow proved to be
u TattlssnaSe den, and Somers lost no
time in jumping OFT again. A dozen
snakes bit his boots, but their fangs
did not penetrate the Tough leather.
The deer having been frightened away,
Somers decided to have some fun with
the den OF snakes, which numbered 100
or moro. He lighted a bundle of pine,
and threw it into the hole. As the
Snakes darted about, trying TO escape
the flames. Somers threw reel and
sticks at Thorn. At the height Of his
sport he reached down 10 pick up
what appeared to be a portion of u tree
limb. 1t was really one OF the snakes
Somers la wounded. II coilel itsclf
and bit him upon his right wrist. Som
ers started on the run for his camp,
three mics away. The sun was warm,
snd the venom Of the snake accom-
plishei lis deadly work before he had
a0n hall q mile.
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surgcry Ahead of Medicine.

Surgery is outstrlpping medicine, and
increasing Its lead every yea. said a
noted doctor recently. Surgical science
and surgical practice have both been
carried already to what seems tho
neighborhood OF perfection. IL cunno
be ~truthrully said that medicine is in
he sans vicinity. This is not to be
wondered at, but the progress of me.li-
cine seems wen slower than lunani v
has Il right 10 expcc The :riunph, OF
human skill that are recorded in strgt.
cal annals every day OF 50 have 10 par
allel in the practice Of medicine. The
awful havoc PLACID b. c o.crn hiss
served to remin US doctors thu; we ar.
not traye' NJ ahead of our fore u hers
10 the extent we sometimes iragu NC,
and the knowledge OF this trad, Is NJ
moro plea AIT bccause sc al.o knox
that on the her hand surg yisw den
ing and per!ect'ns itself in all anls a,
. great rate.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-12-10
water IA :, Aredirine.

Tho human body is constantly undor-
going tissue chang. Wotn-ont parti-
cles are cast a side ami el~ir.!n..ind floE
the system, while the new mc Yer be-
ing 10 ined, 1ion The inee ton of life I:
Us close. Hatir has tho power OF in,
creasin; these tissue changes, which
multiply the waatc products. hut Mt this
sane ti'ns they arc \ newaG by liz
| ascnr.. Civ rg r,st tn increased sppe.
lite, which in turn pro ide. fresh nu!r!.
ment.
ersons hut little accustomed u
drink WAFER are linbie to-have thn vast.
| pro,:u Is termed faster than they are
removed. Any obstruction TO the fee
" reing oil natGraI laws at oEcn pro
ddces disease, Will Ii. Il once fruit,
seat d, requires beth tine and money IL
cure.
People narnstoms 10 rise in III,
morning " q: and !ancn; ! vii! find In,
oa,ae il ite mrerf,. t seer ten u
wastes, which uuny tmcs may b.
reaitf!letl nv Dir hiking q iuti tunibler o
water ic ere retiring. !his very ma
tnfia!ly Il ss's i'll lha process dur II ( 1h,
night, AMI leaves issue flesh an
sbonA, and really for the nr,iv.. wn-io
the day.
i!ot water IS . ne ot the best remetia
agents. : no: 18th OH gong to bed
even III the hat nights uf sanyncr, is
botior 80 = rcr o. il issiun,a ;iur man,
drugs. lni'a:s d parts Will sut,si &c ,n
der the r.ntnna! noulticing OF real no
wa'cr. Very no. va r. as we all know
is " PROMPT checker o. hiOe1i:g. and be
sides, if 1t Is clean, as it should be,
aida in sterj]iziug our wounds. a riot
Gus stomach will nearly ALWAYS crate
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County Court Notice.


In the County Court OF tho county of EIule
State of South Dakota.
In the mntter of sh, eetnte and guardianship
OF Percy W. Tinan n minor.
Older appointing 1in.s and place 20. hearing
Hppiicaiiel 20 q. IA rc.i i%,ar"fi., aud directing
Eotic,in hr gwen,
On reading hnl tilan IT,. ~ :iinn 81 8. II.
finn !, g~ncri;"n Of i'e:rr W. i'Snsn, . mi,nr.
praying fer IN ord IN Sal! los i and All.
bim. IL Warmers s cana ilA4tit.r tatir City
u; z :n'gil South N,kuta.
Ii - ordered, 'ii,at ali i..rAnrs it!eiestch IL
sud estate appear before tnr County Court OF
tho County Of Rral", S,ptl, D.hote, nttsc
COM: ICON u s,'il i'nnrt, NJ tho (i., Of CHM
herlair in sad Brule County, on tt.e .2ai day Of
December 1922, nj I oo.ork p. M, t.,nn and
there 10 show cause WHY sucii order should not
be Innde.
Aud It is further ordered. Tint n cnpy OF tlis
order he pnb'ishcl in the Ninsoil dD,PHiC. q
newspaper published III .s:d E,o!a to,n IS, ut
lcas; three weeks previous Ia snid end day OF
December 1902.
Dated Nov. -. 1862.
J.MTs BROWN,
Judge o ftfm Count! Court.
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How IT FEELS TO 8 "
A .sse-sd would-Be Suicide sell, Of Her

a .sse.sd "ould-De Suicide sells Of Her
Sensations.
10 prevent any person from 'n'erfer-
in4 s u KY dcsi n, I jumped Into the
sivefl 'e ii the evanin :. aid u woman
wiz WI, re 'eGily rescued. No enc up
pea ei u he about ut the tine. WhenI
stru,k the water ! Immediately sank,
going d wn and down, .ni yet being
carried forward until / thought I woull
neve iise asan. A sound roarcd
through my lei,-'t s.etued to me it
w.nsl bust. / sl. ua. my mo til and
atteni. ted 20 breathe, beng u'tab. to
endn e the pressure ,pnse.'. but the
waier rushed n an / | closed my mDu:h.
l M again ecni. elled 20 pen IL. More
wafer entered. The feeling was ho.ri-
bic. ,'uSt wlen / tho b hit all was o or
] rea had the sur n t u the wafer, :ully
fifty feet Tom the sioea. and go feet
from whore had jumped IN.
Near by was a e.eamhoat on which
stood a man with a long POLE having an
Iron roo; on the end. 1t toak oniy q
second 10 see those things, AMI, in fec
] la | 'ust time to get II breath when
l again sank, with my mouth open. My
past life flushed before me, and I wa
again a child. The picture OF my father
AMI mother stood out In bold relief. ]
reached out my hand To them. The
Hvnr.n9 Of the waters sounded like the
sweetest OF music.
Suddenly i saw light, aid thought 1
was in Pa adise. A larse green field
covered With roses and ether flowers,
whose fragrance I could sGell. came in
view. felt as If | was boing horne UP
by come winged messenger whom !
could not 500, but whose presence I
could feel. ~rcmrmheycd nothing more
until l felt a rough Jerk. My restuer
had succeeded in fastening the boat
hook in my clothing.
Az my body was being pulled from cut
Of the water the picture changed; in
stead Of Paradise, tho llace in which
the evil dwells. eth all its fir 8 and
swarming with hideous, red dressed
ere atures aud other things, presented
itself in my IN nd, only to again disup-
pear and leave me in darkness. When
I came to I was surprised to learn ! had
been unconscious. Livery muscle in
my body raincd me. but my brain was
perfectly clear.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-12-10
u Friend

Wishes to speak through the Register OF
the beneficial results he has received
from a regular use of Ayers Pills.
lie says: Il was feeling sick and tired
and my stomach seemed all out of order.
1 tried a number Of remedies, hut none
seemed to give me relief until | was in
duced to try the old reliable Ayers
Pills. l have taken only one box, but I
feel like n new man. l think they are
the most pleasant and ensy to TAKE OF
anything 1 ever nsed, being so finely
sugsr-coated that even a child will take
them. I urge upou all who are
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case & Whit}oeck, Bankers

40. CASE, Charles City Iowa. AZ. EalfRseK, hiatall, s. u.
sle4ee 20 Hurl T. hdwnA SrsrtAryu sstate: individual Responsibility &eeAf"
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Rirans Tabules have como to stay.
Ripans Tabules arc always ready.
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TOWN TOPICS,

Ask Newsletter for it, or send the price,
90 cents, in stamps or postal note 10
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Z. OH l..

aE aNL.-L rLEN
That's the way the Germans spell
coal. As u matter Of factit doesn't
matter how you spell it. But il is
Il matter of considerable Importance
how you buy 1t, ana where. During
this seasonI an, going TO carry u
much larger variety OF Coal than ey-
er, embracing every kind adapted 10
the trade End selected from, the hest
mines in this country. BY prices
can always be depended upon rs no.
ing as low rs anyonr'a md I wont
sell n load OF Isrs soai il I know II.
G. S. blodgett
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There Ciyj;tzn.t,n I.p,.tw-

Illinois has Il co nty, Calhomn. ii,at
81 s:.d 10 have no raiiroal. triesrai /. 81
telephone with n it, ,itordets. and :,ere
are some PARIS OF Kentucky ;nat ,,;,, car
10 te almost as primitive a III the /. are
Of Daniel Boone. Hon. ". Y. Zee l,rr.
Of Winchester, Ky. recently role "yer
one huudrel miles on horscba * .,si-
tend court in Hydcn, The county seat Of
Leslie County. nSden i, fifty ,nii.s
oil sides by mountains. It's lcnria
make . scar s. living by i~ioatins saw
logs down the river, and ,li.ir lilo is
simple und rude In tho extreme.
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WHIT DAD Sam..s,

The follow ,ng names are on the United
States Iensi on roll, and werY. s~electe |
from rcnsion checks issued and pei 10
the pensioners: Squire Admire, ,',ince
Abort. Cic.n Berry, Green Brown,
Clay Blue. Christian Bib. German Tut
ton, Easter Bell. American Cannon,
Green Fields. Pleasant Fields, Seiate
Foote, Patience Face, James L. &.
Flagg, America Green, ~lteason lius-
bands, Chapel Heath, Orange hyde,
Pleasant Mihct, nyers Price, america
Shin. Sma t Smoke. Pool Seller. Elbbnn
White. America West, America Young.
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In Need

of q laxative to try Ayers Pills.
Boothbay (Me.), Register.
Between the ages Of five and fifteen,
! was troubled with a kind OF salt.
rheum, OF eruption, chiefly confined to
the legs, and especially to the bend Of
the knee above the calf. Here, running
sores formed which would scab over,
but would break Immediately on 1noy-
ing the leg. My mother tried every
thing she could think OF, but all was
without avail. Although a child, l read
in the papers about the beneficial effects
of Ayers Pills, and persuaded my moth
er to let me try them. With no great
faith in the result, she procured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
LIVESTOCK MARKErs-Dy TELEGRAPH

Euiialo, Jan .-Cattle-RcccipS last twenty four
hours. 2,6Co head total for the week thus far, l544O
heal for same time last week. 1860 head consigned
through. 1850 head to New York 400 head on -lc
100 head. opened aOOnt steady. closed quiet. GCoi
corn fed Texas steers, f 9O0 ~ % good mixed butch
eS, - 'oG ~ 30 bulls fair TO good. - 5Oo 81 30
HoES-Hecepts last twenty -fOur hours 2:i.35O hca!
total Ior the week thus far, 1900 head for time
last week. o0,3lO head: consigned through. 1850
head; TO New York, 4o0O head on sale 800 head
opened lower, closed very duh. with a good many
ulsoM and prospects lower. Heavy grades - 75d
al 80. packers and mediums. - 7OGS4 30 workers,
good 20 best: ~ 500 - 90: do light and pig, - 5o0
81 % good heavy ends. S1Q - 80 pies. good 70 best
~ 30" - 90 pigs, common Ships to fair So - - .
assorted roughs, - 5O0 - 0, common rOugs 80 O50
S3 20 stays, $50 SO 20. Sheep and lambs-Recclpts
last tWey-four hours, 1000 head total for the week
tluS far 3l.oO head: for tine last week. 40 200
mead, consigned through 1900 head. 10 NevNork
1000 mead on sale, $500 head. opened steady and
strong, with good demand; closed firm. sheep. extra
lancN % JOG - So good To choice. - 150 - 40 fair
70 good Tf0S5: cull> and common, $50 81 -: lambs
good 20 extra native. SO 1jd 80 80.
chicago, Jan. %" Tho Evening Journal" reports
Cattc-RccciptS, 5000 head shipments. 5000 head
MARKET slow. steady TO shade lower good TO prime
steers. 81 500 s. 20 Others SD ~ %: >tpckcr~ SPA
% 20; cows. al l0g - -. HOgS-Heccipt~. 10000
head shipments. l2OOO head Market active. opened
lCc mcher; closed 90 Toe lower; rough and common.
- 23o - 81; mixed and packers - 450 - % prime
heavy ana butcher weights - GJ0 - 90 lirt, 81 4O0
head. Market unsettled: sheep steady. lamb, lower
natives, - BOA -: mixed. 50 GO0 So wcthrrs. &5u
- 3O' IcXans. - 250 - %; Wc-tcns. Sju - 80 !: