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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-09-29

There would be less of misfitting in
the business of life if parents and teach
? ers, instead of ignoring, would consider
the predispositiOn of boys. AndreWs'
Bazdr gives these two illustrations of
bows whose genius was at first ignored:
SmeatOn, the great mechanic, when a
boy, disdained the ordinary playthings
Of boyhood. He collected the tools Of
workmen, and bothered them with
questions. One day, after having watch
ed some millwrights, he was discovered,
to the great distress of his family, in a
situation of extreme danger, fixing 4
windmill on the top of the barn. His
father sent him to London to study law;
but he declared that "law did not suit
the bent of his genius" and addressed
memorial to his father to show his ut
ter incompetency for legal pursuits. His
father finally abandoned him to the bent
Of his genius, and it was he who built
the Eddystone Lighthouse in the midst
of the waves.
Able Ii Gallo, one of the first astron-
omers of his time, when 10 years old,
was sent by his father every evening to
THY Tic CHufCu ucii, put always TtluTIt-
ed home late. His father was angry,
and beat him, and still the boy stayed
out an hour after his task was accom-
plished. His father went and watched
him one night; saw him 90 into the
steeple and ring the bell, but never
come down for an hour. When he
made his appearance and was question
cd he confessed that he had been look
ing at the stars. His father was not a
born astronomer, therefore he logged
his son severely, and left him to come
home by himself. He met man of
science on the way, who, seeing his
tears, made kindly inquiries, and when
he discovered that a boy of such tender
age possessed passion for watching
the stars by the hour together, and had
improvised an observatory in steeple,
he investigated the matter, and placed
the child in a situation to study what he
most desired.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-09-29
A Man with q Stomach Full OF Brass
Jewelry.

A South American newspaper reports
an interesting instance of the removal
OF foreign substances swallowed by Il
prisoner now in jail. The Jailer is said
to have in his possession collection of
Albert Chains, penknives, brass rings.
etc., which, he says, he caused the man
TO vomit by means of emetics. The
man is a travelling momtebank, who
gave performances, during which he
offered to swallow any thing his audi
ence might select; and he now has in his
stomach a steel watch-chain and a large
brass ring, which have been there nine
months. He asserts that he has had two
pounds of jewelry in that receptacle at
one time, and that he has kept watches
there for "a hours. The release of a
fork by the French surgeon, DIR. Leon
Liable, from similar confinement will be
remembered by many persons; and the
South American c;lse just quoted, if cor
rectly reported, presents, according to
the London Lancet, "features worthy
Of being studied from physiological
point of view. ''-New York Ereniag
Pos.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-09-29

AT Vauziers, France, not long ago
three wags took possession of deserted
and by using red lights, rat
ting chains and groaning and yelling
dismally attracted the attention of the
simple residents, when they proceeded
to enact for their own edification the
spectacle of a formidable devil with
hoofs,!t and pitchfork tormenting two
sheeted specters. The performance
was great success till a materialistic
peasant got down his shotgun and ex-
orcised the spirits, who fled, but were
captured and ANONYMOUSLY fined Is
francs and costs for riotous conduct.
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-09-29

s~seeE. BROWNS Adv't of Foor LArnEs.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-09-29

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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-24


Let any one who has the care Of
a horse these cold, frosty mornings,
deliberately grasp In his hand IA piece
Of iron; indeed. let him touch il to-
tho tip Of his tongue, aud then let
him thrust the bit into tho mouth Of
his horse, IL he has the heart 10 do Ii.
The horse il an animal OF nervous
organization. His mouth liz formed
0f delicate glands and tissues The
temperature Of the blood Is the same
AS The human being, aud rs in man,
the mouth IL the warmesi part Of the
body. Imagine, we fapeat, the irri-.
tatlon that would be caused The hui
man, and consider that, ii not 10 The
safite degree, still the suffering ~ The
animal " very gseni; and Ii u not n
m0nientary pain. Fool Ii eaten
with great ditiicnity. aud lhs irrita-
tstiOn repeated every day cailses loss
/ 0fappetite and loss Of strength. MANY
i . horse has become worthless from
M other cause hut this. Before In
dian rubber bits wera 20 hr had. /
| myself used u bit covered wiih f4sssfi,-
or, aud on no account would have
dispensed with II In freezing wealth
err.
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evergreensand other ornamellat,a
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