Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21
COUNTY TRRToRY WEDNESDAY AUGUST a. 1886
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
FIVE prominent physicians of indianapolis
have been indicted for procuring abortion.
RITUALIsM governs nearly 1900 pulpits in
England.
In Dublin, recently, the wife of a private
soldier gave birth to four children, three girls
and boy.
The Boston Post says: Senator Chandler,
with bottle of whiskey in one hand, imagines
he holds the American continent in the other.
AN Irish absentee is said to have sent this
comforting message to his steward: "Tell the
tenants that no threats to shoot you will terri
fl me-"
THE editor of the Bossier (La) Bannes.
thinks that by the time he gets through with
his experience in District No S, under Sheri-
dan, he will be able to stand hill very COM
fortably.
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE writes from Paris
to friends in Kentucky that he is tired of the
hubbub of the Exposition, and contemplated
leaving for Switzerland. He will sail for Can
ada in September with his family.
A BOsToN paper contains an advertisement
Offering $3004reward for the recovery of q sill
yer Communion service set which was stolen
from Southern Church during the war, by
Massachusetts regiment.
Doctor" Well, madam, how is your hus
band tO-day?" Wife" Why, doctor, he is
no better" Doctor" Did you get the leech-
est" Wife" Yes; but he only took three of
them raw-I had to fry the rest!"
A BosToN wit, defining the difference be-
tween an accident and misfortune, says: "If
Wendell Phillips should fall into the river, that
would be an accident IF he should ever get
out again, that would be misfortune"
AN Irishman being in q New York church,
where the collection apparatus resembled an
election box, on its being passed to him. whis-
pered in the carriers ear that he was not natu-
ralized, and could not vote, but was ready to
make speech.
IT don't look well, it don't sound well, and it
is not well for $1,000 year preacher, who
lives in brown stone 'front.' and INDUCES in
luxurles every day, to preach selfdenial to a
poor man, or beg pennies from poor little chill
dren to send to the heather.
SOME emigrant passengers on Mississippi
steamboat recently found some bags of beans
among the freight, and helped themselves to
bOuntiful supply for soup. The beans were
castor oil beans consigned to druggist, and
SducCu u OCCIOCU COluulOLIOu dIIIOHg Gn6 blIcVcS
WE, who put down the rebellion, have the
right to dictate terms to conquered rebels-N
r. Tribune.
And the Constitution has q right to dictate
terms to you; but you are in rebellion against it.
BUTLER is to follow Wilson South, in order
to correct, as he says, " the serious misappre-
tensions of the people concerning his views
Northern paper.
We don't care fig for his ric,Cs; all we
want Is our spoOns.--4shley (drk.) Times.
THE Rev. j. b. Grinnell, of Iowa, who was
member of the last Congress, and received
severe but merited Gaming at the hands of Gen.
ROsseau, said in late speech in OskalOosa,
that not only would he entirely prohibit the
liquor traffic, but he would also strictly pro
hibit the use and sale of tobacco. The Rev.
Mr.. Grinnellis very nice man.
HAD HER THERE" Give me my moneys"
exclaimed Nine. Carpell, fortune-telIer, who
had reposed her gains in the bank, to Jacob
Barker, recently, at New Orleans.
Barker-Why did you not apply for your
money last week
Nine. CarPell-Because did not know your
bank would fail.
Barker-Then you amt much of a fortune
teller.