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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-15
To Remove Distinctions.

That farmers may have the plow run
smoothly the Philadelphia Farm Jour
nal suggests the continuance here shown
to break down or to lift distractions
out of their beds. 1t consists Of three
strong poles bound together ut the top,
to suspend heavy iron bar to be used
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-15
Wanted to Use 1t.

'John," said the man who had been
abused by the newspaper, Twill you be
using your football suit tomorrow p
"Why, of course" replied his son. well,
hurry up and get through with it.
I'm going over to demand satisfaction
of the editor, and think maybe it'll be
a good idea for me to wear Tx
change.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-15

Primus-DaltOn's sight has become
strangely affected, Door fellow. He
sees everything double. Secundus-
BY JOve! I'm glad you mentioned it.
l owe him pound. and I'll tender him
this half SOv.-Tit- Bits.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-15

Winter Farm and Market Sled.
Why shouldn't the farmer take some
comfort in his work? Let him put a
cloth top upon his wagon and 60 to
market warm and protected from the
wind. 1t is an easy matter to make
light but strong framework and cover
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-15

Witherby-I forgot my latch-key last
night, and when 1 came home couldn't
get in, so had to wait until the fam
lily got up. PlankingtOn-How long
was it. old man? About half an hour
New York World.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-15

A man will trust his wife to take care
of his children, but he won't trust her
In the care Of his prize chickens
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-15
New Man OF Kansas

Eminently Satisfactory.-Medical Exam
liner: Suppose you should have a patient
With some disease which you knew nothing
Charge him five dollars for the examina-
ton. and then send him to you.-Nev York
Weekly.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-15

as battering ram or as lever. 1t is
not conducive to a peaceful state Of
mind to run up against rock or stump
and be suddenly elevated over the plow
handle or have the handles strike one
violently in the ribs.
Strengthening Crooked Streams.
All natural streams over land are
more or less crooked, as they bend first
one way then another to avoid obstruc-
tons. In making artificial open bitches
there Is at first an almost irresistible
tendency to follow the natural course
and simply deepen it But after the
ditch is cut, If it is a cultivated field
the crooked places In 1t make serious
difficulties for the pillow, the harrow,
cultivator and the moving machine.
Only for pasture lot Is the winding
rivulet running through field allowa-
BILE, provided it can easily be remedied.
BY Strengthening an open drain and
putting sewer pipe in 1t the ditch may
be filled and plowed over, making a
rich, cultivable field of what was orig
inally only fit for growing coarse and
inferior grasses.-Ex.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-15

OF course we don't know what It Il
to pass q night N the tomb, but We
have slept In q spare bedroom.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-15
A Novel Flower Pot.

Among the trees about ones home,
there is often one with great hole
near its base. A twin trunk has been
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-15

Avoided the Subject.-Winks: Did Nc
Kick have much to say on the subject of
railroad monopoly while you were there?
Minks: Well, no. You see. Just after I
called a cartman drove up with a box for
him. Tie railroad freight on it for hun
dred miles was a quarter; the carman's
charge for hauling it six blocks was fifty
York Weekly.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-15

Importing Gseea Peas.
A vessel recently arrived at Phila-
delphia with large crop Of canned
~Htench" peas. grown In England.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-15
$40 at $10

cash with order b. Chicago Only 20 he to
furnish OF eghbor who ought to have
thing line Cut description and full information
gardn- il will appear
ILL., cCIffnr4s rftSkH In.a1
Evening journal., 1895-12-17
FOUND HIMSgLF WIFELESS.
An Adams street Man went west and
Returned TO Find That His Wife Hsd
secured a Divorce.

An Adams street Man went west and
Returned To Find That MS Wife Had
Secured a Divorce.
Sylvester Y. Smi.h. OF No. 914 Adams
rtreot, n IN the matrimonial msrket. He
Is a younk man OF fae appearance and
quick intelligence but the law bas
robbed him Of bic wife a. her own
solicitation. BE wss away on the Pacific
coast while tho libel for divorce was
pending arc had no opp)rsuaity 20 pns
in defence Whs he reached bis home
yesterday he was estonished to fad
70 partially stripped OF furniture and his
young aud beautiful wife missing
Rushing TO ntiEhbor. with whom he
and MIS- Smith were on intimate terms.
he was astoCnded to learn thai during his
absence she had secured a divorce He
Immediately purchased revolver and
WAS in the act Of hunting her up to shoot
her when PAtrolman MoCabe, who saw by
bis fretzsd mauner that he harbored
some depvrate design, stopped him, snd,
after questioning him closely, walked
him around the iquars several times and
cautioned him as TO the oonst quences OF
such a rash act Smith gradually cooled
down and was released by the officer upon
the promise shat be would do bis former
wife no bodily harm.
Mrs Smith was found this morning At
No 1912 Madison street, where she has,
sin 90 she secured the divorce been living
with her sister, Mrs. Madeline stephen.
son. Speaking Of her troubles to q
reporter she said
Yes, It Is tue I have secured q
divorce Sylvester bad ways which
could not countenRnce, and, as a self
respecting woman. l was compelled TO
leave him. Having no hope that he
would over do better Ldsemed it wise to
secure al absolute dive ce
what we're your grounds asked the
reporter
She sbuddered convulslvely, ard her
eyes filed with tears. No doubt. ia
retrospect, she was comparing their
couriship and honeymoon with their
prseent condition
1T Was all about his linen" shs said
'He per listed Ia having lt done up By son
OF that cowardly patton which has jus,
bowed ifs knos to the chivslry OF japan
/ wanted him 10 take It TO the Manhattan
Steam Laundry on King street, wher,
no could have the doAosric hiish puc on
It snd the collars folded without being
broken, but he insisted thst One Lung
that almond eyed wretch on Tatnsll street
should do the work l bided my time
and when Sylvester went West l tooB
advantage OF the opportunity and secured
a divorce
"Were those the oaly grounds you
had2'
yes. bus then you must remem bsI
that George Il Hollis had a pull and he
used It In my behslf. There never wal
anything domestic about Sylvester
give 10 out now, once and for ell, to al
mankind, that / don't propose to pillow
ny golden head on tine bosom OF anJ
man hose shirt front hos besn spit ali
over by a dog OF a Chinese laundry
mar.
The reporter glanced sheeplshly at th'
high gloss flush on his shirt bosom,
ipwardly cursed the pejama Of Li Hung
Wsuf, bis lsuudryman, and I'D from
| the house.
Evening journal., 1895-12-17
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

by ali mesns let Bardslsy testify in full
al tlAt ne knows, after which there ~iil
be merit ia moving for his release, and
peob 5ly but iitiia opposition As now a
pardon FOR Bardsiey would truly
'i1g9ivi ia common degradation all
who hzve anything 20 do with IT,
Doylestown intelligencer.
Ths cost Of tho criminal court TO this
county is growing and two general
fsasors can be assigned FOR &C. First,
tie ofiminal list Is considerably larger
than the list OF a decade ago; and
seeond'y, larger smount Of the costs
out apjn putiss to the various actions
sie lot paid by then but by the county
l;seit - Chester Evening News.
Tdere are still on the Eastern IS well
as the Westarn Shore citizens Of exalted
character. OF sliiisy and patriotism, aud
it should be the pride Of the Legislator
% have toe stale represented by such
aud not by shifay politicians and time
servers Baltimore Sun.
Evidently the New York Yacht Club
hss generously resolved 70 treat Dun
raven just ss IL be were a gentleman y
sDcriaDan II he Is anything else, 1t is
not the cubs fault-New York Mall
and Express
sixty thousand victims Of Turkish
cruelty ara onisially acknowledged. and
yet the ruling powers delay action and
permit ths messaore 10 60 on Had II
6esn a question Of 10000 acres Of lard
wsr woild have been declared long ago.
Vsiily. there IS nothing so cheap as
human life Philadelphia Ledger.
Evening journal., 1895-12-17
Iahnlnn nsfnala te -.

WEsv CHESTER Dec II TIE case
o, + johnson. cf Delaware came up
{ court to-day agsin. % bsine brought
90 bis dslsrnioatiou 60 resl8t ci jzsn-
ship and p Ymenr OF taxes in Pen1syl
vu,is, as psr tta revising of th' late
30 imdRty Lle Conmission between tbe
: 20 STATS He laims that The ls as
u iegnary located This case 81
"rolfh- b. TX Collector Cnrsan. Of
Clssifv county, 30 compel johnson "a
pay his xss at assessed Ths case wis
90 liiaiel
Evening journal., 1895-12-17
coNIEMpoRARY oPINIoN.

senator noar's Cry for Humanity.
From the Bostol Transcript.
Thls country has never hitherto bsen
p n,rsy TO the Eastern question and
T. .nay fairly be presumed that our gev-
srnmsnt viii net depart from the policy
OF wisely holding alOlf from Old Word
o1nrsls Our attitude towards Turkey
forits lli treatment Of American citizlns
OF FOR violation OF treaty pledges, should
b. precisely our sttitnds towards another
po yer committing the same offences. 60
iDgros q step furthsr nor falling back IN
the s.is htsst degrss from tho precsdents
We have established. Senstor Hoar'a cry
lor The Intervention OF the United S,ates
on tha ground OF humanity has a sound
tbat - peculiarly appealing at this q 10.
~heu the whole world ia shocked by tho
strocitiss "a cted on the Armsulans BY
Tulkish thicsrs acting under the suitan's
rdors or sith-hls taoiC approval; but tho
United States. mueh ss 10 may sympo
Jhize, cinnot take it upon itself TO Gct
as the champion OF every op
pressad rae. unless It Is prepared to wage
nsfsnt eatilro and to shed the blood
OF i-s cir zsus ia quarrels which reason
cenEot cali heir own When our citizens
arc wronged or maltrested by the Turk
ish Government It is not only the right
but the dlty OF the United States to
exact the amplest repRrstlon for their
wrongs II should make no diasroncs
that citizens 20 wronged are natural nd
oltzsns. 70 follow up declaration OF
championship. wo should send 20 the
Mediterranean at least a score Of vessels
gitb instructions 10 attsck Turkish ports
aud posts. since military operations 80
the iateriJr Of Armenis ars out OF the
question But whittier would such a
demons ri,ion lead us2 Not merely
sgainst Turkey but presumably agaius
tao Eurnpesn poWera, who would sink
their d q rencss out Of sight TO eoalssoe
sgslust so intruder who proclaimed the
,bseuce OF diplomatic motive ia asaalling
TaIk-y IA the nams OF humanity"
Evening journal., 1895-12-17

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN Raj.
w ROAD. Tins tahle in elfsci Sept. "a
1895.
TTniuE icAvo Wilmington, Frenoh .etzeo
station, fDF b. & o. Junction, h0niceenin
Winterthur, aureuCuuTf, dranoRuc, S1.l.Ai
ClhAdtst Fcrd Junction. POcOpfCn, Wes
Ihsgef, Egabrervilio. NcrtonViue, NoaNS
Wills ID; intermrsiitte sfEtione, daily. eScoo
sruday only at g % 10. 1 So and tei p ~
Tc- s9syuoBbufS juncsfrD, kprugEe,a eva
iu-sfoeliHto stations, daily, EXCEPT sunt1s
al 81 q N, So and % r r. suncayH only 81
s in nc, ! 5b and Z on IL.
For goarnn, BirJs5oro. Reading Rpd inic.
aapEiste rtsffcra, lAilYs ezospt Scnc2Y, A.
aud D. pr.
A. q. McCACSbAND. superiut ute nieni.
BONN Esc Ehl66S, 6ePs Passenger Ag~nl
Evening journal., 1895-12-17
rnr nrrnR,s Anvror.

BlfIllo--Aiy face has very oily appearance
kindly give me me remedy.
rwu tra-poonfnls uf our Natrolithi'
Salts before bretkfsst, f,r a week.
n z, Boston U,e Cerebrine fOi
'rvuuun6fs
C. r. ". Bipghsmton-Haveb been annoyed
r over a year with larg1 pimples on my
back. Can you suggest q cuIcf
Take our lhyr,id idne, extract of the
thy old gland, thsse Q times daily. Twice
eech week Natrcf hic Sa'tf.
NJ Trentor No; yes. Take oul
Gastrine. q teaspo, nful after each meal
Yen win get hetier at once.
William Natchtr-What Is good for a coat
q ton que; also a remedy 10 gain lesLf
Take cur hAr o.ithic salts aud Gas
tfira THE DOCTOR
The above preparations and other special
ties OF the
Columbia Chemical Co., WnshinEtOu, ID. q
including the famous
ANfM AL EXTRACT =
and NATROLtCHTU SAWS.
AZ nli llrureisfq ESQ send for Literature
Evening journal., 1895-12-17
u ID. nna Yonng urImIna,..

From thl NlV York Tribune.
IL is not gracious task 20 Inquire into
a reapsstsbls father's training Of sou
who lells iato evil courses. His sorraw
NUS aaaksn sympathy and prompt
silence Auy wauton or hosdlsss DIS
rsgsrd ofp5feutnl feelings In such ease
sither 90 pra.ify idle cprioaity or to make
e loncl4ig profitable tale would be-
uupsrdonabis Bat there may be a
public dusy walch transcenda regard for
private sensi1nltles When IN tho CIR
euwstaucss which lead to a crime Lessons
- serious value 20 the community are
10 ha found The obligation Of unrsloniing
ii q .irg aud frank coument may net be
pul ae!ce Many sgsncisI are a. work
fsg the uplifting OF the lover classes
Fathers aud m1thsrs are being instructed
ln their higher datlss 70 their children,
and children are taught 70 bn lndustri
Gus, sobsr, clsanly and honest
This work 81 the eifort Of society
to waId OF its own destruo
d5n BY the improvement Of ila
worst elements But rban the better
slementa IA that society become careless
81 perpstuitilg their own virtues, the
utility cf visionary work becomes
doubtful l. the eduoated families are
too sbso, Bad in their own pursuits q
train thsir cai.d,eh properly. the general
Wtifare a seriously throatered Cim
lnals can be kept in order, poverty can
30 rsHsvtd dangers external aud
Internal can be sverted so long az tins
moral lro o. ths we'll -to-do and wei
bshNvel body OF ciNzan5 ia pTeeorved
Bow / educlIes its children ig some
ihlnE more tasu a question ior the HON
snd thr pulpit lt IS question which
oacsrrs shsssata Altog8thsr to1 lacgs
proportion % the worthless snd 90,
orluinsl poluls'i9n springs not from a
criminal suess'ry but from rsspectabl.
hmilios So ciyeless, so foolish. s..
ms,siisl that they take no pains q,
guard their children against earl,
/ etowils Oi iti deucieB 20 evil
Evening journal., 1895-12-17
oAr4nan o,sNor M oURyn

With T. G. csLAppiiCATlONs. a. they can-
N'lt G. hcl iha setf %. lle disease. Catarrl is
a. blood ur cunat iufinnal diaesec, aud iu ordfr
20 cur, b. iuu must take iuf-rhai rfmeii s
hri q t+iarrh ture ls taken iuternn. b. sId
sftt u'fe fft Goa SHE blood AMI InufaIa
surface. li 's 'nLtifh Curc E. no uusf B
fitvlfcito On ittr ureacrihed hv cne uf fif
best phr.irt 500 iu tlls country lor years aud
i. a iseulsr pfe-fr ptlou. 10 is c0lr-efd Oi
tNe lefr iiiiita hNuEu COmhiued with fhf
h-st nieod ufllvrs. saoting directly 90 tle
ulutuus fllc-a The perfect combination ~
ihs Two i5srauirr's i5 Whist produces such
e"u eTful f-enlfe ii. curing Cnfnr d. f.rnc
fnr tc~fil.1llala lrse
=. j CnFfrEA a co. Props, Toledo, D.
som by Druggists, price 55c.
Evening journal., 1895-12-17
THE NEW YORK TIMES

TIE TINES is a newspaper for intel
uRsnt men ard women who want to read
sll tho news OF the world every day. Tho
p6psr hes distinguishing Uerits Of its
own Il Is neither sensational nor dull.
II is not sour tempered. It i5 not
frivolous or visionary 1t sees plenty Of
good IN the wcfld aud tells about u. lt
Tells OF the bad when 10 must, but rot
UNIV holesomely. I5 prints with fullness
the record of human endsav0r 10 many
fields outside OF business, politics, Ond
wRr-in literature, religion, science, art,
sports, and household matters. No paper
Ia the country prints no many book re-
vieWs and 80 much book news. No paper
has SO complete faencial page- daily
manual FOR investors and cfioers OF
fnenclsl institutions It's market re
purts-wool, cotton. breadstuffs. farm
produces, & ere the best in the country.
The Democeaoy of THE TINES is OF
the old fashioned sort-as old as Thomas
jefferson; majority rule, no bossism. no
machine tyranny, the divorce Of politics
from private money-mRkiDg, q sound
currency industrial emancipation, and
every day honesty. To promote the
advance OF the Democratic party along
these lines It labors with heart and
conscience and al its might.
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Evening journal., 1895-12-17
nnhhar. IN li.ldr.trn.

BEID0ETON, Dec u Robbers ran
sacked the houses Of Assomolymau B b.
Mluc6. Francis B. Minoh. Chester Buck
atd Grs Elma Pogus. On West Con
weroe street Saturday night, or early
sngdly morning The foar residences
were al pretty thoroughly raHsaeks
uith9us tny OF the inmates bsinq
aroused. and f5j 90 cash belonging "a
Assembly uan Minoh's hired girl. were
stolen froD MS house A watch and a
chlid's bank from Mr' Pogue's residence
ere 1ll ihat 9ag missed Tie silver ware
vas s~1g.asi. ont none Of IL Wan
taksn.
Evening journal., 1895-12-17
Flne no,ld., BooE. oh,ap.

Wa have fsv copies Of beeuilful
work handsomely bound, containing aev
efal nuudrsd pictures OF high artistic
mgiit, - hieh uil. be cold 40 3l.7J a copy,
which l. a51nt one fourth the publics-
dln price. Also some copies Of R and aud
McNslis's Csc opsdia 90 81 o. worth
four tioes h prlcs asked Can be teen
az ths EvENfNG JOURNAL c1ice.
Evening journal., 1895-12-17
nn.t Tahs n-e oons. qasnees.

The last sct infileut 20 tue fsreicsl ad-
d mupuisn a. 6C,nioi R,tutJ Reg
uc.ds. wss played at the Court Houso yes
fs,dby Totsetle mob ofmeu rushing,
usi Ing and bowling for s. bills at the
hnds,f the Levy Clort was enough to
mtke sny self respecting Democrat sorry
tbtt be oonld no., FOR tbs tins bsing
FORGET iis panty fiaaiion
That tire Democrats L'vy Court com
nisslaners hsd 20, their hearts IN ths
work of qlandering the money Of the
fsxpsssrs was apparent ia their actions
ifsll ncconnts be true lt is said tdat
tAey sctsd ss though they were ashamed
ot the disgraosful par, that they wers
playing
IL may soon pArs from thelr mlndi, bu.
the pubic menory Is very rstentive aud
ihs work OF the past week will be called
to the attention OF th-ss msu st time
when e will bs least pleasant At no
line IS the tsxpay,r snj voter more
dangerous than when rAssiag judgment
upon men who appy pubic fuads ier
party purpo iss
oar Demoorl'ie L,vy Court Olnnls-
nonsrs had n, bsnd ia the trsachery
which resulted in the appointment OF
these MN AID tasy saonlj not have
permitted the riagsterl to place thea Ia
position where they would plsy a part
almost SO dscredi'aoe as the governor
ana t5ose who prevailed up,a him to
break the p GIFTED tai,h Of tho party aud
disgrace IL 10 tbs eyes Of ths c)mmunity
Having msds themselves ptrtlss 20 20
transaction they m1lb taks tbs eonse-
q1srCei
Evening journal., 1895-12-17
UndsreftimAte ths,r y.iue


Womans sphere OF rssfaloess ls con
stantiy Widening. She % introducing
herself into all the great csntsos o. trsdr
snd seriously handicipping tho me-.
especially ia clerical parsuiss. Tlis g.
not because she can do better work thsn
men. but because she can DO work VIA CD
is as good or almost as good. smd ash
much less for doiog it.
Women, themselves, are largely re-
p ficie FOR the small wages whiso thsy
receiFe They almost iavarlAbly un6sr
estimate tie value Of their services, aud
viii take Whist Is casrsd, 10 natter
whether IL bs So. S. or SIC
II is not the habit OF enploJ ors o
iniist upon giving employees more than
they tak Their whole and soie obiee,
Is to got q given amount Of work done IN
given time, for IS httle money and as
large praas a. possible.
II ia refreshing 60 have Ga opportuui )
to note taat tolls general rall doss nol
apply 50 the Police Civil Service B,srd o.
Kew York CLARK Bal ss1ed for ,
sieaosiarhor. he ibfcrned the c1m
iaissiouers that he could set s'rI to d.
The work ics sl2 a wesk Colonel Grsut
mesaser o. the board, e. zpress.a tai
belief That ronAa should gs. ia.r al
muca pa AZ mao, proslding shs coall
the Work ss well. aud Pres den
Ro7-evell agr,ei with hin. C.srk Bel
~~s Instructed 70 sea what Le could ge
uaa TO- ssd teen pay the sal ina
e. -sy
Evening journal., 1895-12-17
Heavy Sentence for horne rtoalipg.

DoYLEsTOwN. Dec 11-James Ford,
allss James Burke, convicted OF the Sep
tembsr term OF court OF stealing a horse
and wagon from Samuel Shelly, aud a set
Of harness from Henry Hlgh fsrnCrs,
OF PlumstesG, .wss last eveniog sentenced
to thirteen years solitary confinement at
labor by Judge Yerkes.
Evening journal., 1895-12-17
Roilof IN six noura.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
licVed Ga six houIs BY the New Great s0uth
Amafican kidney Curc.n This new remedy
Is great surprise On account Of ii6 exceeding
prn-lpfneas in relieving pain IN the bladder,
kldhegs, hac'; ana every part of the urinary
nss8agos iu male or female. 10 relieves retel-
t1n OF water and pain in passing % almost
immediately. n you Talt q1ic 3 relistand uro
Z. James Belt, druggists, Wilmington Del