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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-12
PUEBLO sALE-Liveryman's Lien.
First published Decslifber 18th. Io9s.

Ynu arr, hereby notified that I will, on Sat.
uiday. tine aOtn ia, OF Jahu.rY, log At the
hour vi d ciUck. p w.. OF suiu ,Hy aud II
my livery staLle III kIhsley. Kansas. offer tor
en,e and sell nt puOiic r,r CAL the
following 0e.criOtu property:
ohe s.rrri Mare Wan t"o white feet. one
lay horse WIN " mae spois Oh lace and one
siiaIi iUan Stallion
Salu ps Upcrt! will tie sole TO satisfy u livery
sta be Aes +. RS lieu held 10y me- ,,n suiu p.o
petty III the sum OF So5 " and tor uccr uiux
coSts and cxpenses. II. JOHNSON
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THE bankaAse pow increasing their
Eeseryes. With this money they will
purchase the bonds soon to be issued
by the government. On these bonds.
~ basis, they will then issue bank
notes to loan 70 the people. Best
banking system in the world. See?
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FROM TIE net income of her state
railway Germany pays nearly half the
interest on lser national debt. Yet we
are solemnly told that government OWL
ership OF railways would bankrupt this
nation.
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The mayor Of Anderson, Indiana,
has invented the latest tramp remedy.
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police to furnish each night Waterman
with blacks0ake with which to whip
out of town every tramp. Qdle men
without money!. Over what a volcano
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II the milllonaires and the ministers
Oouid 10 turned out ON the street some
freezing night, it would greatly hasten
the solution Of the unemployed prob
lem.-W llians T. Stood.
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THE old democratic party has been
struggling for nearly thirty years to
got control Of all the branches Of the
government, and - soon as they ac-
.complished it they Immediately formed
p co-psrtnership with the republican
party to precipitate legislation they
have hseq &atssonising. x harl4ston,
W. Yd., Advocate. (Den,ocratic).
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THE closing Of the mints of India
has brought $4,000, 900 people to the
yergU Of starvation. So declares the
national congress at Lahore.
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPEF
FRIDAY. JANUARY y, 49,
DR. NERLEY, Of Leavenworth. has
received tho nomination for United
States msrshal for this district.

THE Dore bronze vase valued at $20,-
600 was one Of the treasures reported
~ destroyed by tue fire on the Worlds
Fair grounds.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-12

TINE STATE NORMAL MuOOi. KANSAS Is r.oas.s-A
everywhere the Tsaehs Traiass NesA
Nearly ss .i-as for each Of the Kaass
counties and II represented hast
The New Wing nearly all od for school pup
poss The wonderful growth The school, esahniaG sl
to IT, line Of leg innate WORK, is high iss tss
ouxhaess efficiency.
" I. osly sehesi Alpsna M
eertiesate teach. Mileage kansas fuitiaA
es ESp.nse, low where ss ESsPasnt 80 faculty
snsurras.eA. Send for circulars.
AddFsss l.. u. TAYLOR, Prss, EnHogia, nAaA
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

A good deal of comment has been
made upon an alleged discovery by n
French physician, and foreign ,nedi-
cal Journal has given it considerab BILE
space in its columns The new idea In
to the effect that snun administered
until sncezing sets in will stop serious
cases of hiccough II is a curious and
amusing fact that many doctors sharp.
ly resent any sugges,ion that they
might employ ''old womcn's remedies, 4"
and when something simple Is pro.
posed they will have none OF It
Sncczing to stop hiccough has been a
school child's and old nurses remedy
in this country for half century at
least Snuf.takcrs need feel no sntis-
faction in the foreign ply sician's dis
corery, for the old nurse and the
children used the frayed out corner of
AN old handkerchief, or lacking that
tho apron rolled into tiny point and
touching the inner membrane of the
nos,ril with tho soft muslin. II tho
doctor will try bit of rag. and leave
the snuff out of the case entirely, tho
patient will recover more quickly.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

Mr.. Eloy Noriega, the well.knowp
electrical inventor of the City of Mex.
leo, has recently patented in Mexico
some improvement in telephones. fos
which greatly improved results are
claimed.
The double receiver, shown in per.
spective in Fig. and In section in
Fig. 2, is sensitive to weak impulses
and gives excellent results with tho
normal volume of sound and current
at the transmitting end of the line.
This instrument has q cell or casing
provided with two separate chambers
containing diaphragms The two
cham befs terminate in an ear piece.
Each diaphragm is in the field OF a
polarized magnet attached to the side
of the casing. and the bobbins Of the
two magnets are connected with the
telephone line.
In Fig is shown in section ,
double telephone, in which two polar
lied electro-magnets are supported ON
opposite sides of the iron diaphragm.
The diaphragm carries two arms Of
insulating material, one on either side
of the diaphragm each provided with
n metallic electrode az its free end,
which rests on contact block at
tached to the binding post The me-
tallic electrodes are connected with
the bobbins, and the arms which sup
port them are connected with delicate
curved springs extending to the blocks
attached to the binding posts
Thi. instrument may be used for re-
cciving from separate lines, also for
transm itting to two circuits II may
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12
N.CoNTlNIzED NERVES.

The Tobacco Habit Quickly Broken and
Neryo Force Hestored-A Boon to
Humanity.
mum Der of our great and most
inyeternte tobacco smokers and chew
era have quit the use of the filthy
weed. The talismanie article that
does the work is no-to-t tae The re-
form was started by Aaron Gorber,
who was a confirmed slave for many
Years to the use of tobacco lie tried
tried the use OF no-tob bac, and to his
great surprise and delight it cured
Il I'M Hon. c W Ashcoin. who had
been smoking for sixty years,
tried no-to-b bac and It cured him.
Col. Samuel Stoutener VINO would
eat up tobacco like n cow eats
hay, tried this wonderful remedy, and
even Samuel, after all his years of
slavery. lost the desire. ]. c Cobler.
Lessing Evans, Frank Dell, George b.
MAY. c o. Skillington, Hanson Rob
inett, Frank Iersh berger, John Shinn
and others have since tried no-to-be
aud in every case they report, not only
a cure of the tobacco habit but a
wonderful Improvement in their gen.
eral physical and mental condition,
all OF which goes to show that the use
of tobacco had been injurious to them
in more ways than one.-From the
Press Esereit Ia
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

A few nights ago, on train coming
in on the Michigan Central road, the
porter of sleeping car aroused half
a dozen of the male sleepers to ask il
they had anything TO cure case Of
collie. A drummer for city hardware
house fumbled around In his coat and
finally said!
Here's box of soda inints which
may help him. He can use tile whole
box and be hanged TO. him, for he's
no business to haze colicf
Nothing further was heard Of the
case until morning, when strapping
young man, with far West look in
his hair, came into the sleeper with the
mint box in his hand and inquired for
the drummer and said:
"Took 'em all but one, and they
smashed hiy collie right in the eye.
How much to payT'
Nothing, sir. I'm only too glad to
have been of service to you"
When the other had gone the drum.
mcr opened the box and we saw his
hair trying to climb up.
Great Scott. boys, what do you
hinkg' he gasped.
what is itT'
II gave him the wrong box. and he's
swallowed eleven bone collar buttons!'
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

A series OF ex pcriments was recent
ly made with view to testing the re-
lative strength of metals when heated
or cold. The result was surprising
even to those who conducted the tests
Under very low temperature the
tensile strength OF many metals was
enormously increased. The breaking
strain of tin was increased from two
hundred pounds to four hundred
pounds; that of fusiblc metal from
one hundred and forty pounds to four
hundred and fifty pounds The mag.
netic powers of metals seem to be in
somcway very closely related to their
tensile strength. and these as welt
arc many times multiplied BY cxces-
sivc cold.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

II is not generally known that n
mixture of plaster OF paris and putty
ground in oil to the consistency OF
thick batter is one of the very best
materials for filling cracks in the out
side of buildings The plaster swells
aud lis out all OF the spaces and the
putty mixture hardens and becomes
almost like stone For fitting up an
aquarium nothing is better than zinc
and oil with one-third its bulk Of
of putty and one-sixth its bulk Of
fine siftcd plaster of paris Made the
consistency of ordinary paint, this
preparation is admirable for coating
garden seats fine wood work that 10
exposed to the weather
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive: effectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fcvers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction to millions and
n.et with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale by all drug
gists in 5Oc and 81 bottles, but 1t is man
ufac.ured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
-ccspt ssy substitute II odsssd.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

Here's good news !or any OF our
readers who are pinched by hard
times The Noolson Spice company
o. olcdo. Ohio. are giving away mar
iiEc pictures 20 drinkers OF Lion cof c
in exchange for large lion heads c |
from Lion c5ffee wrappers Besidi S
pictures they also mail valuable book
= knife, game, etc II surely pays 10
drink Lion coffee, which is by far the
uncst sold for the price, and has n
beautiful picture and card in every
one pound package II YOU haven't
an illustrated Pr. MUM List, ask your
grocer for copy, or send your name
and address 10 'hN firm n bovc named
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

priscs IN inclined table on u suita BILE
stand. with u central re bess, In which
is n rod carrying ball representing
the sun, around which is II series of
a6S apertures, made in the surface Of
tho table in an eclipse, representing
the path of the earth around the sun.
These apcrtures are preferably num-
bcred according to the days in the
month the names OF which appear at
their respective plnccs and n vertical
rod CARRYING n globe representing the
earth Is designed to be placed in one
OF tho npertures. Another scrieS-o of
apcrtures also preferably marked on
numbered represent the path OF the
moon clliptical path OF the earth u
rod carrying bnll representing the
moon being placed in one of these mp.
crtures The rod carrying the ball
rcprcscn ting the earth may Mt any
time be inserted on the proper date in
tho aperture provided FOR II, the rod
carrying the moon being likewise
placed In correct position when the
relntivc positions of the different
bodies will be practically illustrated,
Tho aperturcs for the rod carrying the
ball representing the earth are all OF
the same depth, but those in the path
Of tho moon are OF different depth,
but those In the path of tho moon ARE
of different depths, SO That the moons
UrliL about the earth are not 80 much
inclined ~ the earth'a orbit about the
sun, the moon being thus represen ted
in the proper position relative 10 the
! "a sNd ava, -Heisntldc American
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

The incomes Of professional men caA Il
discussed onlr in All approximate var- As
the aniount Of ruores earned Is considered
by the publc as q measure Of appreciation
OF service rendered there is strong ten
dency TO stretch the Imagination In the
direction of what should be. rather than
what naturally is. Physicians form no eS
ccption to this r1le. The average annual
income of a physician In full practice In a
iarge city may be stated as s2,GBo, and In
smaller towns and In strictly rural districts
si.20O. Two or three physicians in New
York make over 10000 each year; iye OF
six range from $4,000 to 5000; nifty
from So go TO $4,000: one hundred and
iffty from $1,000 TO $1,000; about three
dred from Soopa to 5000 and the re-
mainder from $3.50 to 81 .Vp.-George +.
Shrady in September Forum.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12
NOT PRONOUNCED CORRECTLY
Some Common Errars in Placing
Accent In the yowels.

Some Common Errors IN Placing
Accent In the yowels.
Why should SO many persons say
spontanightity instead of spontanee-
ity?
There Is no excuse for saying ap-pri-
cot for apricot, or eck-Quab!e for &c.
quable or ERIN for Erin, or assifidity
for asafetida, or Ven-zr-ee-la for Ven-e-
xu-el-a, or Adon.is (short o. for Ado
mis- dong o), or Dian-na for Diana
dong NJ. or mat-tron or PATRON. and
SO on. 1t Is just as easy to accent the
last syllable as the first in "pretense:
Some persons call bomb .boom" in
stead of "bur," because the spelling
seems to warrant it, but when they
call tedious .'tejus" they have no such
apparent warrant. In the West and
South the ..i' in isolate is made long
and nearly everywhere educated per-
sons say truck-u-lent for true-cu-lent,
amen able for a-meen-able, iev-ver for
lee-ver, and give the sound of 'u' In
up instead Off" in It in such words
as squirrel. stirrup and sirup. There
are many words in which the accent is
persistently misplaced by persons who
know better. 1t Is common to put the
accent ON the second syllable of per-
emptory instead of on the first, on the
first instead of the second syllable of
coquetry. on the second instead of the
first syllable of exemplary, etc. Many
persons place the accent on the first
instead of the second syllable of in.
quiry and do not give the ''f' its prop
er length. The accent in giadiolus
should be on the second syllable, with
long a." but many place it on the
third. They say hy-meen-e-al, with the
accent on the .'meen," when 1t should
be hy-mee-ne-al, with the accent on
the '.nee."
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

The dainty bit Of n summer girl in q
bewildering fluff Of gown was twitter-
ing swcetly to the rural youth, and he
was so ticlsled he couldn't sit still.
She Ind only been in the country two
days and had met him that morning.
lis IL always SO warm rs this In the
country?" she inquired.
You don't think this Is warm, do
you?" he responded.
Indeed do; think II is positively
hot"
Likely /. 10, but 1t Is fine weather
for corn"
She looked at him doubtfully and
blushed.
but have no corns," she said, and
he fell OF tho porch 10 . paroxysm. -
Detroit Tribune
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

OF glass, and was entirely independent
of the strength OF the acid or
of its chemical composition Sui
phuric. hyde ochloric, nitric and acetic
acids gave identical results. Only
very strong acids had less effect than
drute ones, which again have less ac-
tion than pure water Similar re.
suits were obtained in working M
temperatures OF loo degrees and 100
degrees with pieces of glass tubing
inclosed in sealed tubes The inilu-
encc of the degree of concentration
was. however. more pronounced than
In the previous experiments and was
again In inverse ratio to the strength
OF the acid used The dissolving ac-
ZION of the acids is therefore governed
ev the amcant OF water contained in
them. Bearing in mind that the ac-
Sios cf water upon glass consists in
sAc liberation from IL OF alkali, which
again further increases its vulncra-
biiity to water. the passive part
played by the acid may bc readily un-
dcrstood In the case of glass con-
sstning an unusually large amount of
alkalL the action Of the acid. how
ever, is more pronounced than that Of
pure water the decomposition being
.nslogres to that OF many natural
Nilica-es Lead glass exhibits the
basAe pccuiinrities as lime -allSaii glass
according to the proportion OF lead
contained in 1t The nature of the
tasc in com bination with the silica
likewise secDS TO influence the resist
tng capacity of the glass Thus n
kinc-liuie- soda glass (Jena thermomc.
tcr glass lG M was more attacked by
concentrated acid than lime soda OF
equivalent composition. The action
Of pure .suiphuric acid is less strong
than that OF boiling water. but n;
very elevated temperatures its vapors
produce a more marked effect
Dry vnrbonic acid does not affect
glass, hence tho action of the atmos.
phcre primarily depends on the
aqueous sspor contained in H. The
liability OF a glass to suffer changes
by atmospheric inilucnccs can there
fore bc asccrtaincd by estimating
coioriinctrically the amount of alka,i
separated on treatment with water.
Glass, especially when rich in nlkali.
is capable OF absorbing water. which
can only be completely expelled by
heating to nbon, 800 degrees c. The
water combines chcmicilly. forming
hydratcs. which rcprescn, the inter.
mediate stag in the process OF the de.
composition Of the glass by the action
of water An important part played
by the alknli split off by water seems
to consist in its facilitating the form.
alton of such hydrates Scientific
American
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

also be arranged for use as a repeater.
for repeating from one line to mother,
rs ind icated In Fig. 5,
The magnets used in these ins,ru-
ments nre made from new alloy OF
iron and tungsten, which is more eff.
ficient than iron or steel The invent
or claims the efficiency of these
magnets ten times greater than that
of the ordinary steel magnet -Scien-
tific American.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

"T' rrea. dem nj for first-class wells
for irri .aeiol All other pIrposes has
brought oat some great Improvements in
deep well machinery Among the most
noted of these are the machines advertised
in this paper by Isoon'i' q Nynnn OF
Tifin, Ohio, who e Eaown throughout
the world for the excellence of their pro
ducts. aud for ther promptnes' In filling
or:e-s. This house | a been in this eus'
he for many yeirs and are Thoroughly
raliahler
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

Historians are like the sheep of Pa
nurge-they copy that which their
predecessors have written. SO that their
opinions and interests are not opposed
to II, without troubling themselves to
inquire into truth or probabilities.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

As the basis of our decision for mar
ryin: woman We should consider her
moral qualifications. such as gentle
ness. economy and capacity for the
management OF a family. These quail
tiles are the fundamental principles OF
mntrimony,
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

Great ambition is n passion Of n
great character. He who Is endowed
with II may perform either very great
or very bad actions; all depends upon
the principles which direct him.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

Perfect cooking. variety iu the bill of farc
excellent service and attention tc the cvln-
fort of guests make this old-cst abIishcd and
reliable hotel Il favoriie stopping place In
Denver. Rates, $500 per day: Sl-on for
evening dinner. room anl breakfast. Sl,oD
for rISoIn and breakfast. Being situated op.
I,usitc the Fabor Grand Opera House aud
accessible to the principal business stores.
hanks street aud cable cars and places OF
amusement makes II the best located hotel
in the city The hluc ear starting in front
Of depot passes the hotel.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

II you elect TO serve a tyrant 1t will pay
you TO be a toady.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12
WONDER WORKERS.
LATEST DEVELOPMENT IN
SCIENTIFIC FIELDS
fmpt@Nrd Tellurian for Showing the
SAn.c of the Seasons to school
CIasses-A Mexican Inventors I'm
provements In Telephone,


y = L II I NJ + n L S
made with fla SKIS of
different kinds of
lime-alkali glass
proved that ! h e
!osa % weight re-
s4lting after heat
ing with diluted
acids to 100 degrees
for six hours was
always the same
with the same kind
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

! kar!'s Ciovrr Root Tea.
The great Boai pu frrt 7..,s ana
the
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

Wherever there is much at stake look ou
for marked cards.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

tonic and nervine at
tive remedy for all
nesses and derange-
inents of the female
system.
The " Prescription y
cures liberation and
Falling of the Womb,
Leucorrhes And Utter.
Inc debility.
Miss MAGGIE Grow;
LEY. of Jamestown. ",
T.. says: Il feel Us IL
] had n new lease of
life since taking the
Prescription | trust
that others viii find the
came benefit from your
wonderful medicine AZ
l have"
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

Don't polish your sentences until they
are too slippery TO hold.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

Where there is substance in writing the
style takes care of itself.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price I5c.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-12

Vulgar otnamentntion obscures the dirin,