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Dodge City times., 1879-03-22
PROPOSALS. FOR WAGON TRANS
PORTATION

OFEICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER, Z
Fort LeavenwOrth, KS, March /, 1879. !
CEALEU PROPOSALS, in triplicate,
Owiil be received At this eff until IL
o'clock, A. NJ on Tuesday, April Is, 1879,
at which time and place they will be opt Ded
in the presence Of bidiers, Tor the transpor-
iation, by wagon, Of Government stores,
during the fscsi year commencing July l.,
1879, and ending June 80, 1850, over the
following rout. s:
RoUrE No. 1-Caddo to Fort Sill, Indian
Territory.
ROUTE No 2-Wichits. Kansas, (or
Southern terminus of the Wichita and
Southwestern Riilroad,) to Fort Reno, In
dian Territory.
ROUTE No. 3-DodRe City, Kansas, to
Fort Elliot, Texas.
ROUTE No. 4-Lss Vegas, New Mexico,
for Southern terminus OF the Atchisop, To-
peka, and Santa Fe Railroad, to Fort Bills,
Texas.
ROUTE No. 5-Las Vegas, New Mexico,
Tor southern terminus OF the Atchison, To.
peka and Santa Fe Railrosd,) to Camp
Lowell, Arizona.
ROUTE No. 6-Las Vegas, New Mexico.
Tor Southern terminus of the Atchieon. To-
peka snd Santa Fe RiilrOad,) to Prescott,
Arizona.
ROUTE No.7-Alsmoso, Colorado, to Fort
Lewis, Colorado.
The Government reserves the right to re-
jeet any or all bids.
Contractors must he in readiness to begin
service BY July l. 1879.
Circulars and blank forms of contracts
showing all the conditions which will be re-
quired must accompany and be part Of the
proposals. Thes. circulars. forms of con.
tracts. and lsnk proposals can be obtained
by application to this Office, or to the Chic
Quartermas,er District of New Mexico, al
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Proposals for each route should be placed
in separate envelopes, plainly endorsed
proposals for Wagon Transportation or
Route No. -" ard addressed to the un.
signed. RUFUS SAXTON,
Deputy Quar,ermaster General, Brevet
BrigadIer General U. s. A. 4'-4w
Dodge City times., 1879-03-22
THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
LOCAL NEWS.
DODGE CITY. SATURDAY. MAR. %. -
TEE DEAD LINE


The Kansas Legislature changed the
boundaries of what is sknown rs the Dead
Line To the new conner. this term may
be inexpensive. The Dead Line" pre-
scribes the territory through which Texas
cattle NAV be driven. In other words,
the territory lying west of certain de-
scribed limits designated bv law. Is q
quarantine. The purpose OF TINS Dead
Line, is to prevent the spread OF lnIec-
ticus diseases, now uncommon IN Iexas
cattle and TO protect settlements and I'M
provements IN we'll settled counties. The
Kansas Legislature changed the line from
what it was last year. The line com
uences at the northwest corner of Deca>
tur county, at the Nebraska line. thence
south to the southwest of Decatur. thence
to the northeast corner OF Sheridan
county, thence south to the northwest
corner Of Hodgeman county, thence east
to the center of Hodeeman county, thence
south through the center of HOdgeman and
Ford counties. to q peint Just east of the
stock yards at Dodge City. to the Arkan>
sas river 1t follows the Arkansas river
east to the Edwards county line. and
thence south to the Indian territory.
The time for driving cattle inside Of the
"dead line" has been changed from OctO-
Der l to November l.
The Kansas City Commercial Indicator
SAYS: Hon. K. NJ Wright. chairman of
the committee of the Kansas state Legis-
iature on Interstate commerce. has worked
hard to locate the dead line. which 10
cation gives general satisfaction
Dodge City times., 1879-03-22
CARBOLlhE !!
A Deodorized extract Of Petroleum,
The Only Article that Will Re-
store Hair on Bald Heads.
What the World has been
Wanting for Centuries.

The greatest discovery Of day. 40 far a. a
large portion Of humanity is consetne'i. IL CAR
BOiINE. an article prepared frun, pe,roennh. and
which effects complete aud r,d's al earr m ca-' Of
bslslness. or where the han owing 10 disease, Of
the scalp has become thin and tends Tn fail ont
II IL also q speedy restorative and while ITS i-c So
cures Iuxuriant growth Of hait II also brings back
the natural color and gives the most complete sat
i.factiou in the using The falling out of the hair
the accommodations Of dsndrun. and the premature
change in color are all evidences VI diseased con-
dition Of the scalp and The glands which noarsh lie
hair To arrest these causes the article used must
possess medical as well as chemical virtues. and The
change must begin under the scaip 10 be nf perina-
uent and lasting benefit. Such an article il GAR
BOi.fNE and like many other wonderful diseoT-
cries IL 10 found TO consist Of ecincnts almost IN
their natural state. Petroleum oil il The aTici'
which is made to work sre cxtrapFthus-y results
but il 10 after II has been chemically irea'rd anu
completely deodonzed that IL is In proper eoiiit.ea
for the toilet II was in far of Russia that ths
eject Of petroleum upon the har was fr-t observed
Government officer having noiicrd that pa'tia'iy
bald headed servant Of his. when trimming The
Tampa. had habit Of wiping his oil eesneaTed
hands In his scanty locks and the result was IN
few months mnch finer head of blafk. glossy hair
than he ever had before. The oil was tired on
horses and cattle that had lost their hair from the
cattle pagne and the results were as rapid as they
were marvellous. The manes sad even the tails OF
horses, which had fallen ont. were completely re-
stored in few weeksl These experiments were
heralded to the world but the knowiei-c was pfac-
ticaly useles. TO the prema,urely bald and gray as
NO one in civilized society could tolerate the u- of
refined petroleum IS dressing for The hair But 'h'
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1ht 3tople's a,iudifatpr.
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editor l. Proprietor.

ter him (who soon took to bic heels)
with his sword drawn, 10 order @
drive him into tho mud, into which
he, Of course, followed bimself.
All siugularities may b traced
home to y certain degree of vanity, Of
which prevailing weakness the leath.
er breeches of Frederic the Great,
the coarse coat aud brass buttons Of
Charles XII, the small cooked hat
and gray cap"te Of Napoleon, the
blanket aud tub of DiogeuoD, and
even tho pious beaver aud modeet
drsb of the Quaker, may be included
az samples.
Philosophy itself has 40 objection
to ~ occasional flourish of trumpsts.
The ancient sages taught 10 tho
schools, and modern philomsths lee.
ture at public institutions, but who
shall say that they arc not - much
melted by the vanity of showing their
requirements az by the desire Of 10.
strutting their fellow .citisene : Even
Seneca declared that if knowledge
was bestowed on him on condition
that he should not impart IL, he
would decline the git. "o"t 2sn
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4 Native Hsrsia Arka,sas, Tea.Utiis,

4 Native Hsrbia Arkaasss, Tea-Utiie,
Ono spot, ct least, ia tho prolttco--
sive State Of Arkansas 10 maiieG hv.
grant ito teapots with . delicious hero
which phenix. like sprsng ftem tho
ground TO surprise with its tsmptiGg
aavor-at least 20 writes C.. W. Bel.
knapp, from St. Charles, 10 the Apaie
Of Arkassas. According to THE Gor.
respondent tho Inhabitants Of his
vicinity have been astoniChed ana
delighted with tho discovery of %
apparently spontaneous igtutlhoef
ten in come woods hard BY. The pr.
son to discover and make known fhis
crop was . Cambellits miniSt6t,, ~
name Asa Anderson. Who hid 6sd
some experience 10 tho ealtivatioa,sf
the Chinese tea.plant. Tho psepls
gathered Of the crop, cured i apd ars
now using it on their tables, INV:
gard to ito quality Mt. Belkdipp
says: "Msny Of my neighbour ~
nounced it superior to tho impestel
teas !; l have partaken Of Il and 1pd
It very similar, but more pleasant.]
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Hints to the poor Colored Hen.
Washington Post

We understand Senator Blaine d
assert that tho great majority Of tho
colored voters Of tho South aro pgac
tically deprived Of the right, of saf-
frage, with no present prospect Of
regaining their privileges. 'HN
There is no real foundation for
such statement, ~ ito author vegy
we'll knows, yet, for the cake Of ar.
gument conceding it to be true, tho
question immediately presents itseM:
Why do not tho negroes, % .oppeose-
ed and without immediate means Of
address, instead Of petitioning Con-
gress to deprive them Of thetf citi.
senship, consult tho fret lsw.Gf No.
ture and emigrate to tho North,
where, as their Radical friends claim,
their rights will be respected aud
themselves taken into full commu-
Mont Why do they not seek n
Massachusetts,, Vermont, Miehiesp,
Maine, Iowa, Rhode Island-uo, ,uot
10 Rhode Island, for there they; would
be disfrancbised- and Mn.
nessota, tho legal privileges which, o
they are said to state, are denied
them in Georgia, Alabama, ,South
Carolina, Mississippi and Louisia I
According to the Radical notion,
every negro in the South who 1ees
not vote that party ticket At each
successive election 10 practically dis,
franched. II tho negroes Who still
train with tho Radicals can b taukht
to believe this, another inducemesS 10
furnished them to emigtats to As
former etates, every ono Of which 10
10 Radical control. For % hong %
they continue to vote that ticket they
would be doubly protected. -. o,..a =,
The objection may b make 70 THE
interesting arragement that tho nAta.
ral homo Of tho black man b n tho
South, where q "warm climate. pre,
vails. This, however, while priaeri,
" it might have some. weight, when
put against tho great vtouf ~
abridged citizenship, alleged b the
Radical leaders 10 tho North iasbo.
half their colored clients in tho SeaDh,
would be % nothing. Tho negtQee,
Ia common with others Of their i6ll6t
citizens, should ct oil times " win.
ing to submit to personal aud phcs(.
cal inconvenience for tho sake II
vindicating = great con6dtatibaal
principle. II tho negroes ofltAe
South Who vote tho Demo- rstie tiebpe,
and those who from various cassee
will not or do not vote st 20; e.
really sullsring-ss tho Ra6teaio Ieool
ore claim-an abridgensat q. thele
legal rights, and II there, 10 no power
70 make them vote always tAS Raj.
cal ticket Of oourae-it b evidett lhat
tho only way Of roundia6 ~ 1,0eal~
" b for them TO- .smigrats n ,tlp>e
Northern states-those under Radical
control preferred where both eodS
Of tho grand result can b attGl6ed. "5
That their Welcome By ~ tvhitD
Radicals Of tho vsrieas /, aestiess
would DO otherwise than enthusios.
tic wo arc bound not 70 believe.
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He had broken bic promise % M.
~ thesgirl, and her father wanted )
money consideration % help hsil ~
wounded heart: Tho young usheani1
he would consider = reasonable, ppo-
position. "well, thsn." said Tho trata
father, who was seeking iusti6a nv
hts daughter, "young man how sd6es
= dollar and half strike you." 5.ss's
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PECUL1ARlTlEs OF GREAT HEN
Most Of Them Have Their Origin 1
Small Varieties.

The Duke of Wellington vas not
remarkably sedalous Of dress, al.
though on grand occasions he made
. sufficient display, when be wore his
principal orders and decorations biz.
sing on . coat moro gorgeous than the
celebrated habit Of Prince Esterhasy,
which, it was said, cost him Goo 10
repairs and damages every time It
was put on. The Duke had q custom
Of wearing b white neckcloth ia uni.
form, which gave him rather . slo-
venly look /; and . fipsnt French,
Dachess once called him 'Le Duo de
villainton," because he appeared at
q fall.dress party in something less
than grasds texsey He Vas slso famil-
iary called in tho army "the beau"
from his usual plain attire aud ap.
parent negligence of outward splen.
dor. That vanity 10 % inherent com.
pound or attendant Of greatness 10 .
wide position, which admits of much
argument and endless demonstration.
Many distinguished men affect or
adopt eccentricities, of which vanity
may be the melting cause. ss
Lord Nelson was toud Of exhibiting
his stars, aud delighted in having bic
horses taken out, aud bis carriage
drawn BY the mob. ~" oit i
The celebrated Lord Peterborough,
though light and vain aud proud, had
no weakness of this kind. Once, the
populace taking him for the Duke Of
Marlborough, insisted on dragging him
through the streets in triumph. -
"Gcntlomen," said, he II can %.
sure you by two reasons that I am
not the Duke Of Marlborough. In
tho first place, I have only i've
guinses IN my ,pocket; and, 10 the
second place, they are heartily ct
your service" IS
So, throwing bic purse among them,
be got out If their hands, With loud
hussas and ordinations. The Earl
of Peterborough, who bad much
wit and much within, leaped ont Of
his chariot one day on seeing I dan.
ciug.master, with pearl-colored silk
stocking, lightly stepping over u
broad stones and picking bic way d
extremely dirty weather, and M (.
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DIR. e. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy "fcr
all the ills that flesh is heir TO-" but in
affections OF the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head.
ache, or diseases Of that character, they
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AGUE AND FEVER.
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The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has q red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression Dr.. McLANE's
LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c. McLANE and FLEMING Bros. g.
,lnsist upon having the genuine Dr.
c. McLANI's LIvHR PlLls, prepared BY
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
nasket being full Of imitatioas Of Tie
name 1cLGSe, spelled di1essatly but
same pronunciation.
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Miscellaneous.
THE GENUINE
DIR. C.. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
VERM I
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

0UWU ] VWOS VI VvVOWU0s
THE countenance is pale and lead.
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or a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull: the
pupils dilate: an azure semicircle
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occasional headache, with humming
or throbbing Of the ears; an unusual
secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul. particularly
in the morning: appetite variable.
sometimes voracious. with gnawing
sensation Of the stomach. at others,
entirely gone; Aeeting pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom-
iting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen bowels irregular. at times
costive; stools Shiny. not unfrequent-
ly tinged with blood; belly swollen
and hard /; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult. and accompa.
MED by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and convulsive; uneasy and dis.
turbed sleep, with grinding Of the
teeth; temper variable. but generally
irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist.
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMlFUCE
will certainly effect cure.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-03-06

ENGLISH SERVANT GIRLs.--Novel.
lists and SOCIAL satirists to the contrary
notwithstanding, there are no people
in the world who have better domestic
help than the English, and this fact is
less due to the superiority OF the Eng
lish girl as domestic than to the GUS
tom which closed all other avenues OF
employment to her, except those OF
the milliner and dress.m maker, and
compelled system of training in her
early years which fully qualified her
for the satisfactory discharge of do
nestle duties, when it became neces.
sary for her to relieve her parents OF
the burden of her support. Nor did
she demand exorbitant wages for her
efficient service. She was content
with co ($3O) for her first years SER
vice, aud when after years. experience
in the various departments of domes-
tic duty her services required an addi-
tional value, she seldom demanded
more than fl0 (5o), scarcely 81 a
week. Her wages at the present day
range all the way from Go to $40 per
annum Qrom $50 to 500 per .annum,
or from little over 81 cents to lit
tie over SI.94 per weekly OF course,
there are exceptions to this scale oil
wages, but the number of servant
girls who receive more than ego per
annnm is very small. The writer is
confident that he does not underesti-
mate the wages of domestic servants
In England in averaging them at $3.50
per week, including in the average
the wages of the highest priced SER
wants.
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THE New Orleans Picayune (Dem.
discussing prediction of the Cincin.
natl Enquirer that the "Ohio idea"
can depend on the South for support
as against the East, says: ssThe sen.
sible men in the South, and every.
where else, know that the crushing
defeat of the Democrats in the Nor.
thern States last November was
caused BY the alarm OF tic country at
the presumed inroads that initiation.
greenbackery, inconvertib!e paper
money doctrines, were making in the
Democratic party. The Southern
States undoubtedly contributed to
make this alarm the more intense by
following the leadership of such poll.
ticians as Voorhees, and Ewing. They
have found ont their mistake. We
can assure our Cincinnati contempora
~ that from this time henceforth the
Ohio idea will find but little support
in the South except among Republic
cans and other opponents of the
Democratic party"
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SWORN EVIDENCE,
The following Cure Is probably the most re-
tnsarkahie 9 er effected by any medical
preparation for the treatment
Of Catarrh.

Csstesaen hereby certify that have had Catarrh
lof Tea yefs and for the last six years have been
terrible sufferer l was rendered partially deaf, had
Dhzalns IN the head pains across the temple, dizzy
speE weak and painful eyes, swollen and liberated
lonSiS nard and constant cough, pain across
tle chcst, and every indication of consumption. My
~ az achel all the time The matter accomplished SO
lapidly IN my head and throat that could not keep
tiem iree Frequently at night would spring Of
Dcd II seemed TO me. at the point of suffocaton.
would then have recourse to every In my power
TO dsodge the mucous from throat and head before
being able to sleep again. For period of six my
tonsis were ucerated and SO much nlamed thai could
with difficulty swallow finally consulted an eminent
surgeon In regard TO an on thcm but at his
liberation in my throat caused by the poisonous
ter dropping down from my head had frritated and
Unnamed my lungs that coughcd necessarily, deep,
hard cough. Meanwhile my system began to show the
showed every symptom Of an early death by consamp-
ton. When matters had reached this stage, or about
SIX months ago. began the use of SASFoRDs RADIO AL
CURE FOR CATARRH After using the first bottle be-
GAM improve rapidly. The firspdose seemed clear
my head rs had not known 1t to be for years. It
my cough IN three days. BY using it garglc soon
reduced the Inflammation and swelling OF tonsils,
SO that they soon ceased to trouble The
ncross my chest the bn.zng noises in my
head ceased my senses of seeing and OF hearing
completely restored, and every symptom disease
had reduced me TO the verge OF the slve disappeared
by me use OF SASFoRDs RADICAL. cCRk FOR CATATEn.
have been thus explicit because, as n druggist |
have seen great deal OF suffering IRON Caarrl and
hope to convince many that this Is great remedy.
am familiar with the treatment of Catarrh
f.sSd by the best physicians, and have consulted the
most eminent about my ease. haye used every Kind
OF rencdy and apparatus that have appeared during
period or six years past. and have while their
taken great OF general health hut obtained
no relief or encour eracne from any of them.
BosTo.,. Feb % 1875, GEO. +. DISSNoRE.