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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

PROF. RICHARD Il. BLK has ;ln arti-
Gle la tie january number OF lie hau-
tassgUaH, on The Economic tlevolu-
tiOn, in which he goes deap iuto the
causes OF tie present political upheav-
al. lie concludes Sith tie following
paragraph:
multitude Of ec.Inori-s problems which are
mot iucu! but international AMI cosmopolitan.
What has already been written has brought
70 mind these prolIems. L.tiIOr orsgstu.z.sti,lns
suggest variety OF pruh.elus. 4 Guiding the
normal wo, King uHy. Banks, onrP. ,rat ions
aud trusts suggest a multitude of DrObiems.
The higher ethical standards an the dvuiIuy
OF mon With nns EuOtBsr have ruisei n multi
tude ~ problems. transactions which were
passed WithOLI challenge one huudrsd years
aEo sre low questioned. EIriy religious
bond memDsrs OF siugte lus;aitty closely
together, ami attempt c to regulate economic
relations according 10 principles OF Fraturn-
ityj but AL Outai re the Immediate neignbUr-
hood. CERTAINLY All uutsiLy th,s small "EHtuev-
isnu, were bsirDsiriliil, cIR IscLed Uy IIu - h.
icai tics. here Is now an attempt ia pro-
Eress "a bring The transactions uf the world
under. the cOuirOl OF ethss,ii prIucipisB. The
wide e teusiun 81 Trslteru.,lsn til.lie iJ f1r u
time less Intensive. but uOE II 8 be;5Entn5g
tEore inteustvei that ~ to SAY. dt-susF. -
new world needs a new ethical economy
Earnest study and conscientious eEort are
required 70 solve the difficult pguuiems to
which The econulntc rsYUluI0n hIts gwen rise
rue stGSy or stlciai science iti AL its phases,
iaIiHaitiE political eonuOlny, Is now II 4uty.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13
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fITaT FUUTITHoU UlCGUT . ILl- T6II-
By virtue OF Hu urCissE uf sslI istlssi Out Si
the district court ut - wards 90 unity Eausul
wherein q q W leeluGg was UlItU1lH and Free
% Hiug. AlplirFsi5i Hiuc. q e Hl 90, q 4 end
Ahuie j Real. NtCGuU GaEa=EE1s The Farmer
Loan 3 .tElat Company 81 tLans.ts % y S5ey
ems. % @ C'lglegu- Levi 9 Guull aud q e. Hob
son as ag1iEuged OF The Farmers l.gllu q
Trust CuElRauT Of kaHauss we're defendants
81 ili- on Monday. the 10Th day january, 1888
betW cen tue hours OF 3 c-ClugE, D aUu
o'ClucE D 10 az the front door or the cour
huuue iu * llslCy iu tur county ur Edward,
and state % huuaas- uuGr fur sale a. uuuii
suction and s-ii ru the hlunglt OBJ tuUr lHr cas-.
tu HELlu ull UhU ri- b. GtrlE ana iuIgrzC OF rHt
tbuvs uuti1t defeHdlsu. no & % ant ru the follow
ing desc lut q reul property -ItuHlul lu 90
c' uuty OF Edwards and state OF kit|aus, 90
WIus
The North east q OF section % In to~uabII
- south uf range 20 west.
said property o. levied upon a. the proper
Is of the HUoFts named rGGGu dHurg AMI will ul
SOLD without AHpIa iseiurur tu sstisfv piGini
10 q claim Of e. i1 80 herein with inrsrr1t uut
co cts and usCrul Hsr COSTS. % e ROBERTS.
SEerlG uf EIWaE de COUNTY kauGaa
Huston @ Nc ulloCh arLUruCsB-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13
somHEIEIo lEIsoa1.EA17s,.
sUaAH CANE FRo.s sEnDs.


sincR Ehe Interesting discovery that
cultivated forms of sugar caue have
not entirely lost their povFer of pruduc-
ing seed, experiments have been begun
with a view "f iSnprIving Ehis import
Hnt plant. During the last two ysslra
several hunlrhd Seeding canes have
been raised at Btgbados. Java ag,,i
Kew The variaLinns among them
have been considerable, RHd, while -
prOtraotsd system Of experiment and
ssIcction will ia necessary 80 see,srs
the best possible FssglEs, q few Of tile
assdiiug canes have prlvrR 20 be Cf
esi'seissl value, and at least ons-gr.,vl
iH British GuiaHs. from "A batch OF
Barbados seedlings, and called tIse
feard cslRa-hals been PrglaueoI su-
peIiuE 20 amy Of ths previously exist
ins saues. u - probable that uassisy
utbsr Improved sorts viii De pFo-
dsresd-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13
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= Western paper iles tails 70 say
als9qs tbs experiment Ia Aiilsuesota Of
making aallns by the ssutss ,sThe
zlssPeci1sa' " tte stsea prison report
us1th great fasoE regarding fiis state
biisJEsr tgilss iasduzsrg- rls sissgls rel
Of nseisiuaET purchased Ia 1893 sras
15er l-=ssEls5sE z1-z isnsa. Tia l-7.-slsc-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

REv. MxRoN REED OF Denver, the
most liberal divine Of tile west, is de
5ivering a series OF SERMONS ON ''I'he
New EARTH in which he goes to tile
root Of existing economic evils aud
.doss not hesitate to apply the knife
Tor their extinction.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

FHE Topeka A6rocuts in its issue
81 January Ath closes rs fellows "a we'll
written article OF some length on 'sThe
School Book Question::
E,es shsFz - q lseto sohaal book boaHd e.
sabllaiEel consisting or tbs state sIIssrlEssnd-
sisl az Fanlic Instruction with asseh usacoistss
- IA llsfslIlse nay provide. E.sE this board
sn5sz Into : sousuzst with existing scasal
s.uhlss-taEs Tor such boc<s - tho state may
require susa coasr-ot @ especially sPeeify
sss 1aIfaFrz price as WEich the textbooks
shah % furnished 20 every achoni hoard In
lssies gh5 annual school tax for seHool puE-
EiEses, suall1e = tss iSYya aaaieisnt flina To-
he I--Eohlss - hslliZS for sia aIstiFs diasriet
La itcsa eora8- order from me houss or
rzousea wits Wlia1 TIE state saaool book
t.car1 has eonsressae siiea nzh5Es - may be
ss=ai-uc ~ suzlr-cs uE-ess. AMI zlrulan them
20 ssse guPfla free uzler ehts Bian etthsr
zoS,nsg cE stats trsizes-liiy nav il4- p1ovEdsl
fcE - llsss b deaaaqs sGvlaaase. Ia ease
state upsEcr-sfiy l5 dsgi.I-5 apon. & be eou-
1-1zss ooW IN ezsstuncr ia TIE forEs-nizls
essiIEllss tEzeEe county uaffoEsaI-g hua been
pdoatea af-a.as1 % resFs-elz1 saaEti they ez-
- sissa5ar=is fosud ss1visahll- Il via save
expense IN ess usssaoruus ohli.1us o. E-,s5-
aazas t-sas uzalr sH sbe state an.g -5tu prove q
fsillzsIz o1 eqosio-sF "a the ls18 Euis-
We s-ler r1z foregoing sz1szslsstuus g 81
1szri zll.slrF t11frtt-fic-I - fsLa lftgs5EGssls
-ssfisst. l-s1 AK ss=lr tssszzaE sul-.deras-az
- l=-r-slz=s II - isssulIIis5 s=.szEss-z-- I=1
-, <-s --lsrstl za7 zs-sllEi ~ assesses Hel-e
s.i.-Cls=i lisl tlls ssss-s-e. fi-i1 ss=-nezr- 70
7z5 so s5e--r es73e-,s= ls-lll ttFs l-l1 ~ -
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

Three kinds Of fishes having both
lungs and gilis are now known to exist.
One species is found only ia two rivers
Of Australia, another only in the Ama-
Eon, and The third nowhere outside Of
tropical Africa. These fishes seem To
supply missing link ia geological his
tory. since they represent ths inter-
lnsdists condition 81 life between the
ash and tile ampliibian.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

SENATOR ALLISON, in a New York
interview on his return from the moi
etarY conferences, came out squHreiy ia
favor Of free coinage Of silver by the
United States, Fegs1rdIess Of ths course
OF other n.stlons.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

3aAIL patter dropped in the Paris
IpostofEcO is delivered ia Berlin AN hour
-nd half later, the distance being
$50 miles. This delivery is made by
the pneumatic tulles. Don't you see
there ia plenty Of room for improve
snsnt IN cur mail system2-Ka,ssus
Cemmoner.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

THE stsnduri oil company is extend
ing It's monopoly to the P'gsiie coast.
It has secured special rates om oil
over the Southern Pacihc road, which
gives It advantage over All competing
companies and il Is questions OF "a
very short time when It. will have
fgozsg AL Of them OUT
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

M the last eeHsus the total wealth
Of the United States is Se2,6lO, 1000, 600
and the total capital invested in manu-
featuring $4,000. 1856, ss4, or hut psr
esnt Of lie NshOie. After thirty years
of Iegisiating FOR the dive, it is time to
give the uinsty-liye CHANCE opskd
Democrat
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

Great Scot.l another hatg' exclaimed
Mr. Harlem Flat when his wife threw
aut hint You are the most CXtrava-
giant woman in This part Uf town I be
iievc you have 3. different hat for every
day ia the week"
why, of course have. That's just
Il. have one for every day in the
week, but none for Sunday. "-Tczzss
Siftfngs.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

THE' Daily FcPslist, published at
Topeka by A. ). r. Smith, contains
full accounts Of proceedings az the
state capital. It's publication viii be
cos4inued while the legislature is in
aessiou.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

TIE pastIias no right TO govern us;
nor isaFe we (eyen if 4hs people did
collectively make tie laws, which they
so noQ any rlgtt TO govern the future;
franchises AND tlvested rights" are bat
vested .sgrnpas, only betting nations
Of slaves. Tile present belongs to Us,
not 70 dead mens and tile future be-
longs. not 70 -lis. but TO Gur children,
1t is 40 uinre onr sight to rob them
.tlls,ii 1t is our duty 70 be 3 ivernsd by
graveyag1Is-S,m Francesca Star.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

THE Lawrence Journal states that
fourteen peoples. party papers have
given up tie ghost in Kansas since the
Rsaetian. bat TAILS to gtys names ut
snms. This sounds too much like
republican campaign lies to go down
VEithout nrnof.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

EDITOR LArgszER, Of the Pieasanton
Herald gave an extended write up OF
the town in his New Year number
IN addition to the enterprise thus
sh-WR, he Is rustling 10 place his
paper among the leading reform papers
OF western kansas and deserves hearty
support.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

gHooeu Jay Souhd5s estate amounted
10 SO. 100000, he IHssd taxes "I oniy
$500, GOO. It is estimated that la New
York City atone $500 COT, 600 yearly.
.,yvasfas asssssrasfIt.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

Now" said the newcomer into the
village, sitting down and confronting
his vic, ''lct us see how our affairs
stand"
well" said the wife, you had bet
ter % out into the village and see, for
the inhabitants know more OF your az
fairs than you do."-N- y. Press,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

Spatts-Ft has been found that mar
ricd men live longer than bachelors.
Do you suppose that is an effect of the
marriage relation. Mrs. FosdislS?
Mrs. FosdisI-NU, Mr.. SPatua- It
merely indicates tie survival OF the 1T
test. Ouly the bCst and yyiss-st mup
marry.-IrooIkIym Life.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

RosENTHAL, VINO has been so well
treated By tie republicans, IS aiding
tissm In theft effort 10 organize the
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

ACCORDISG T. - writer in tie New
york Iji6iqse The general level of
prices fell 10 ..eF cent last year. i23be
October mumter VI tile BtDiker's JItegl
zine siys:
silver buifon Is a very powerful factor in
depressing NE wOrid's trade.
That WAS u cuIlissslIH Wrung from
ole % tile gold Organs. Tie worlds
product OF wheat this ear is but little
sburt of 500, 600 goo bushels. \ loss
Of 10 cents 4, bushel means 500, OOO OOU
kept out Uf the pockets OF tie world
wheat producers. Does not that mean
a great deal 10 tile farmers Of KuIsasG
The wheat product Of this state tilis
year was, in round numbers, $4,000, %
600 bushels. Suppose the surplus is
so 900, 600; and u loss of I6 cents q
bushel is keeping $4,000, 900 out Of the
pockets OF the farmers Who raise wheat
la Kansas.
EVERYBODY la Kansas knows John
Davis, congressman from the Fifth
district. His wife is sister 60 Major
J. W. Powell, director of the geoIogic-
al survey. tie favOrs an extra ses-
sion and lazy requiring three ssssioms
every two years. He f;tvors IL repeal
Of the Mckinley act and It furLhsr re-
ductiUH Of the tarlfT, with taxes on
large incomes, iegacies and landed
estates. He favOrs a service pension
law, the money To bS raised by taxes
gn the rich. He does not favor a re-
vivHl of tile state banks. lie wants
unlimited coinage with ratio OF IS
to /. He fdvUrs government uwHership
Of telegraph and railroads; would favor
commercial unIun with Canada, with
ultimate anHsxatiOH, if mutually agree
a0ls. He wOnld take ulIdvr advise
lDent'' The abrOgatIOn Of OR reeipr0e-
ity treaties. lie tits had enough Of
subsidies. lie will vute only for tile
HOminee of tile peoples party fur
speHker.- Hss0 York Hat and Express,
lee. nth, ,92.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

GENERAL BESJANIN =. EgFLE5'
dis.i suddenly om Wednesday .mpTning
Of heart failure. brought Oh by a severe
attack Of pneumonia. IN tie galaxy
Of AmsgiSen atateamen the name OF
Ben BH.Ier viii alwdys occupy = niclie
peculiarly its own. -fIs WAS in every
way "a free lance. A man of large
s, npathies. Keen intellect, decisive
.npuiiOHz, AMI independent in act ha
could NIT fail "a clash often with men
holding views aHtag"Iistic 10 his OWL
Misplace is secure AS n man WHO
despite all pscHliaTitiss rendered his
country marked ssFviqs while all
acknowledge that lac was one uf tiIe
ablest lawyers uf iiis generation.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

TAG farmsrs Of Grssiy county, Kan
.ses-s z5aHt tvo ear loads III AJur 10 tire
striSers ~ ELOmsslsad but it WAS side
tracked and never delivered.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

Pomo}ugists have been warned by
Prof c. v. Riley against two foreign
usects chat are likely 10 appear ia tile
United States. The peach eeraLitus
Is "a subtropioul INSECT resembling the
apple maggOt, is extremely destructive
% the peach crop Of Bermuda, and
would doubtless prove very trouble
some Iu Florida and Georgia. Tie
Japanese peach fruit-wOrm is allied tn
the codling mo Ia. and iH some Seasons
damages ninety per cent Of the peach
crop OF Japan
A gunge tube for boilers that will
not crack from unequal cooling haas
been made 10y DIR. EchlOt, OF Jena, by
combining twu qualities of glass az diff
terrnt expansibiIty. A tube OF tins
kind WAS heated with All ordinary one
to about aga degrees Fsllir. and plung-
ud ia Guild water, WIrH the second
glass cracked all over wllils LllB irst Wits
mot injured.
Like other large animals. the eie
phauL is being oxtsrHtnated. Repro
duutinu is sln,E, while ivory hunters
are Strengthening 5000 "a ysaT 100 AT
ric;l. Nj. d. 6. POveFlI, +. T. s d,
suggests sn effaFJ "a induce the hunt
ers Ia uaptars tie uuiIusIs alive sud
saw OH tha Jg,SR, TIE tu7Es are solid
and tlts prursss would be g humane
and painless uI's.
''rhs United states s'y Prof, OF
the University Of MuuiGk, ria bound
TO brcOuae in every scientific branch
the lirat country on earth. This is my
Grln conviction"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

willis hear she is going 20 eHtss
the lecture field Has she ever had any
eERerieuce2
WaIlacc-Oh. yes; her husband has
been member of C. club over ten ysaFa-
brooklyn Life
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

Old I.aIy-Tm almost afraid 60 ride
In these novy-fauEl0d cable cars.
Condu -tor-Au you need do is 70
shut your eyes, mum, and every time
the cable gets stuck You kin imagine
you're rilin' behind an old-fasbionsd
baIlry mule team.-N Y Weekly.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

the stste-owned railways at Ger
ilr.sny charge One-ESurtil Of - cent per
,ssliis fus carrying pass gers.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

Customer taezt Fsbruaryl-L want
atty ssuts' worth of coal i you please
Coal D-aleF-fou'u have 20 go so 5hs
Illacs across the street if you gvsnL ga
order OF that kind filed. We dou't sell
Iaas Enan one lump--ChicaEo TFibuns-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

Doctor ChanIing rose.pted buD- Now
you viii b. P2rfa-Liy we'll yaan IL you
can be PsrsIlIsI % diet yourself for a
couple OF vyce.ss-
Patient tu5 d. pays ovcr his last dol
lurl-Pysu i t. diet myself Law
doctor, IN aags to.--Pu-lz.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

Gone here, jack. and Ia tel yea o
story. said Lhe visitor.
''Fetter not tct papa hear YOU" ea3d
Jack. He sPanlzs NE when ten
stories Inrpcr-s Young People.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

Kew oocusIons tesch new du&sazs
1lms maksa altetgnt sllld anrcutl;
They must HgatarA a'isf and ssnWaFu.
WIZ eeuli keep abreast of aEgth.
-Jan.s ara-z..E. lals,Es.l..
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

Not "a 2u-,al 30 OF Age
eau the girls wear them"
"D5 you still call yourself q grip
''Why nutP My husband IS still or
OF the boys, though my senior 3
twenty years Life.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

Wee SoR-Hamuau, me yr1nts p1ntzl
ziRnma.-RIy pet is too little yet
Wee Son--Well. me links me Eaighi
have s'spendcra 20 my dwea= auyhovE.-
Good News.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

o. q bright and beautiful morning Of
eternal springtiToe a weary spirit
Knocked at the gates Of paradise
The golden portals swung upon their
hinges, and Saint Peter, standing upon
the threshold. gazed upon the suEious
face before him, and inquircd.
what were you In tiss deah?'
81 was @ bootE-agent," was the reply.
''I am very sorry" said Saint Peter
f'5ut this IS my busy day. '-EuclE
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

al EneEp=Fl1aesd Youth
Married bIan-And you are engaged
e ELizs BInnEie2
Young Eriead-Ecss watched her q
whole day ON a EsiiFcnd trliu ard be-
came 60 Interested tn hsr 1tla foi-
lowed her no. zgot a-El iut-u5uetious cad
now We axe 60 De ulazEfed
fsfaE sze srs-i2itll.s a-cl-c
ssEo. che was Hfa lrr- u1ushcFr ans
Rex i-izlEa=E- 60 llr us1l-saE 9 Tll
cuurlrsd H-e-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

Mr. ChaIIi Ctn one of his cIerlss)-Se
you missed the train yesterday morning,
did yous
Mr. Crash-Ycs, sir
Mr. Chulli-Thcu 9 wish you would
explain to me how haPpvacd 20 rOceive
your Telegram unuuUu ing that fact the
night bcforc.-IIarPcr' Bazaar.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

ssDid You Gccept Mr. EIislEsrg'
'fyess but I vsarncd him I c1uLd1lt
possibly think OF marrying him-"-Cti-
eago News
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

For bed springs aud mattresses go
90 Egsusr g Cole.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

J0IIS. SBEItHf-sN lHss again proven
himself trus to tho interests Of Wall
street. From the Nicaragua canal
sulmittre he has reported fasOrAbly
the bill TO lend ths credit OF she gov
srnRleRt 10 that selisnss to tie tune Of
500. 900. eco. In iEe face lof the
PsnRlHa canal SCANDAL 1t would seem
20 require sOlns nissdihOod to thas
Obey the dictates Of his MASTER.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

y can dTaEF EilcLuTeaI alld SoD0Ia .
WalIe.
''PoohI' said Waiiis- II can draw
wagons or anything else that iEn't too
heavy. '--HarpcT's Young People
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

Dear me, Uu,le EPhrain" she sE-
claimed as she INST the old gentleman ln
the hallway, you don't know how sur
prised an to see you Dill you travel
ell the way from Vermont aione2"
Nav" he replied, deeply offended at
the question, as he pat his carpetbag
down There were forty OF dfty poGs
pie On tle same train Judge.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

a srrzphi- TrWpor l=u3 7Sssir'.-
Col Ciumay latter La1 dalcel-E-
waltz like al angel. Miss SIu5ros.
Miss Squircs (who=e train has So.
fered-It needed AN angel % waltz wa
you. colOuci--Chi-ago News Rcsord-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

''It's nay first oaanse, 5pdge, pleaded
the prisoner. Il never got drank BE-
fore. I'D won sevsa doliera az the
Fuces, and"
t'Whati's
ira won seven dollars at the races,
and T."
ION SER" said the nstouished police
uagistrate, discharge the prisuusri
Can the next cnss- '-Chicaga Triblns-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

Els AIistah Gwayuus ia?-' asked n
sable caller.
''He is, sah, % replied she duslry fun
tionary ut the door, ''i7ut he is oeeu
pied"
GLOW soon. sab" said the cClle-
pulling up his shirt collar. .'yviu EIi.
tab q vuyuus be vu-uut2" - ChisaE
Tribune.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-13

RA8 8G228
ana skin diseases. an forms. Affecting Eofig
y 80, TErlllt SKIN and Bones AJ pIllLa, hero
Iull. Eczema, ESQ., etc cures p sittve anc
permanent. . years succ 6gEul eEneEie-lg1
IN treating blood ana SKI diseases MARY e.
Gus cureg. Send STAN Pc Tor Question AlIl.
address,
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''yvhat did you g b berlin Ior7'
$50 W. en- folks lG,scl manCla IL she ]
been 90 Tcriiu she uou4d suy yes a
tours Cool News
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Mrs Dc Fashi7n-Aud SO you we've at
fscrliu white ubrold- Did you stay
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10 80 "SEu ~ -
Z aa1uccl IS o. az lluual rex zz11.ll- BE -
5sFgiuEs lHe1lvuuilnl. 70 had EaEulis qausssi
HrigeflW -llr
tsallll. PAIiE1l5s LllEAEzD ~ A-AiA-
Or "a. . El.Gl1s esq sLua -iss 81 Lsl-llas ne
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On Mar
little DiclE-'T here isn't
Little Dot-Fhy isn't theEeF
little Dick (tEiumphantiy} - How
eoaiG they get mp there2-Lood News
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he (thrnlingiy}-Yes. and &c seems 90
though 81 were but yesterday -Bugtos
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She lgushingly)-Justt think, daFllsgi
you proposed about tVventF-s1uF hOuEs
ago
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from white clouds TO fall equally on
Eogh eyes, tile c0lored objects Geo
ths roOp appear illuminated with
a very bright green light during
"a very short iuterya! AS the svslids are
opsH~d. the phenomenon is observed
only at tile moment Of awakening
from "a profound sleep. From this IL
is concluded that there are distinct
nerve centres fly green, and probable
also for real ard violet, and Iis5tt the
PercrptivH centres for green FIRST regain
activity uH awakening.
Another electric signal for ships
approach g coast lines in fogs has
been tried with some success by Chus.
Stevenson. An Intermittent cur
rent is passed through d cable laid iu
deep waller at some distance on tile
shore, and when a vessel crosses the
cable an INSTRUMENT uu hoard detects
and Indicates tile current
A novel use Of aluminium is for slate
pencils, which axe being made Ger
man Company. They are very duru-
bls- ELs writing is AS clear as that
-a---NA AN-4 N'aN-AA-aA-4 E-aeAAH --aNA az ---A
be erased with IA wet spqugs.
a NOVEL COATING FOE sHIP's BOT
TONS.
An idea Of lEr. ). Bridges Lee. of
London gOusists iu slssathiug vessels
with copper. amgigan,atiug tie entire
external surfacs q tie copper with
mercury, and joining up the metal
with the negative pole OF q g1llvHnic
battery ar direct current dynamo. the
positive pole must be isd tn earth con
nectiOn, preferably In advance OF the
vessels buw. The chlet advantage
Claimet urs that Tie expussd surface
of the 5beIC!Hg viii be kept exception
ally smooth, bright and cleani JhaL the
surtuce WI B1t afford go,sd hold for
barHacles and OtlIsE murine grOwtlIs;
Jh4t skin resist;tue will ne much re-
duced, not only by tie sgn,s'thness but
also by the cleo tr0igtic generation of
gas bubbles. 1t is estimated THAT the
reduced resistance will mOre than cDiu-
psnsaIs for ths cost of maintain. n Z tile
electric current; and t!iaJ sufficient
gold Hsid silHsF will be dspOsIJssi on
ths shsath.ng from the water to repay
more than the v,tIus OF tie mercury
lost