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Special Notices

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colds, Group whooping cough and all diseases
of the throa. and lungs. In addition to the
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to the public giving much larger quantity Of
cough Medicine than has ever been offered in
this country for ) 90.
CoE's DysrEPT,c cuRE is pronounced by
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Try bottle and be convinced.
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FOR YOUNG MEN,
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Can afford TO be without such valuable
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Stomach Bitters and Blood Purifier.
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aao1os SALARY. Address U. p,.sc
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

CRIME IN New ENGLAND.-Under this
caption the st. Joseph Herald, the lead
ing Grant and negro suffrage organ Of
Northwest Missouri, says the st. Louis
{ Mo. } Republican, has an editorial on
the morals Of the people of New Eng
land, from which we make the follow
ing extract, taking occasion to say that
we commend these words to the Herald
itself, and to all other Radical and Re
publican papers, when hereafter they
undertake to discuss the question OF
"crime in the South" 1t says:
1t is stated that twelve convicted
criminals are awaiting the execution of
the death sentence in thc state prison
of Maine. No partof our country boasts
so much Of its progress and enlighten-
ment as does New England, but it is
evident that the morals Of the people
of that section are not improving, and
that they are very far from being good
Would it not be well for the philoso-
pliers, the educators and the agitators
to begin to ask seriously, "What is the
matter ?"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

Gar ALEXANDER havinglocomotiyes
made to run on ice,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

A STRANGE wedding occurred in Co
Iumbia, Tennessee, Thursday night
Ten years ago young lady belonging
to one of the most influential families
in Maury County, against her wishes,
discarded the man she loved at the in.
stance of her friends. At the end OF
two years she obtained a divorce and
Immediately married her first love
Nine months ago her second husband
was killed, andnow she is again united
to the man she married ten years ago
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
IDAHO WORLD
LADIES ON SKATES.

We copy the following very pretty
extract from an article on skating which
appears in the New York Round Ia0le
ofDec. 18th. After characterizing ska
ting as present national pastlme Tor
American ladies in Winter, the writer
says
And the choice does credit to their
tact and Judgment, for there are few
situations in which woman may APP
near to better advantage than on the
ice, If she be a good skater, not Ca
milla flying over tina unbendlnS corn,
not Arcadian Atalanta, not Artemis
herself feeter of foot than the heet-foot
hind, was more bewitchingly graceful.
A pretty girl on skates, if any girl on
skates can be otherwise than pretty,
clad in one of those jaunty fur-trimmed
pezisses that Cupid himself must have
fashioned, the 1.-THE form bending to and
fro in undulous and rhythmic motion, the
glowing cheeks and radiant eyes kissed
by kindly winter into tenfold beauty, is
such a sight as the hottest and hardest
of anehorites might be pardoned for
falling in love with. And if she be, on
the contrary, poor skater, the charm
is, if anything, heightencd-at least to
her cavalier. There is such an irreSlst-
ible fascination in her absolute DEEPEN
dence on his protecting arm there is
such charm in her pretty terrorS, her
delicious helplcssness, her graceful tum-
bles such music in her little shriekS
of dread and her self-accusing laughter:
and then it is so delightful to pick her
up after each comical upset, and she is
throughout SO goOd-natured, and Sc
graceful, and 50 provokingIy pretty
that she is if anything more adorable
than if she skated like a championcss
An ice-pond, too, on bright still night
with the moon and stars all in THEN
places to smile encouraging approval,
is no bad place to make love III. Nhel
the most adorable Of her sex asks You
for example, as you so gliding like the
wind over the CLASSY surface, ;" If this
isn't heavenly" and says she could =
on SO for ever" what is easier Or more
natural than to press little tighter the
tiny hand that nestles in your own, anl
suggest that it is heavenly, and that j
will be her fault if YOU don't 80 Oh for
ever? Or, if she be one of the tum
bling kind, she is quite as likely 10 ob
serve, when you pick her up (not to-
quickly for the fifteenth time, that yoI
are dear sweet love and what cm Sh(
ever do TO repay You, whercupoa yoC
have only to murmur in her blu>hin4
ear that she can be yours, and the thing
is settled at once Then there is all that
business of lacing and unlacing skates
and buttoning and uubuttoning Of tip
pets, and thousand other delights that
only the initiated know; and, last Of all
the brisk walk home mo sensible skater
ever rides under the mild benedictiol
of the starlight. If there be any Of oul
readers whose memory does not hold F.;
better picture of this winter joyanc,
than any words can give, he or she ha:
our commiseration and our counsel t
be wiser hereafter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

AT THE Court of Criminal Correction
of St. Louis, lately, learned lawyer,
dissatisfied with his success with all
Irish witness, complained to the Couct
The Hibernian said, "Pm no lawyer,
yer honor, and he wants to puzzle me.
Counsd-Come, now, do you swear
you are no lawyer 2"
Wstaess-Faith an do an youmight
swear the same about yourself, without
danger of perjury,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

GreenbacINs sold for Cold Dust al the BapEr.
House Of .n23uI B. NJ. DCRELL dCo
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

D.A-H OF \ NorED GUGEHlLA-TDc
o,,;sv;lIa C.p,,;sr- ,Tayaa, Of Dee l5,n
~
Captain Edward leEE"I' me h'''I
hentuchE gutrrIIiA, "icd III the h'Npi'aL
~ Louisville, N sunday, from wounds
received IL >hc!3yv.IIc last May, "hon,
with one Of his companions, ne rode
into the town for the avoWcd purpose
Of killing some Of the citizens. lie was
ONLY twcntv-thrcc years old. At tn
beginning Of the war he served in Nor
cans command. but after Bragg's raid
into Kentucky, he deserted from the
Confcderates, and was bv General Pal
mcr or General Bowie empowered to
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

\ YOUNG Cincinnati dentist was in
troducod to a fashionable beauty the
other evening, and gracefully opened
the conversation by saying: Miss
hope may consider that we are not en-
tirely unacquaintcd, had the pleasure
Of pulling a tooth for your father only
a short time ago. y
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

"MR. TIMOTHY said young lady
who had been showing off her wit at
the expense of dangler, "you remind
me of barometer that is filled with
nothing i'll the upper story"
"Divine Almira," meckIy replied the
adorcr, " In thanking you for that com.
pliment, let me remind you that you oc.
cupy the upper story entirely"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

4 CONNECTICUT LEGISLATOR, having be.
come satisfied that the majority of mar,
ried people desire separation, proposed
to amul all existing marriages. The
small minority who are satisfied with
their present condition can get married
again, which will be cheaper than to
compel the majority to sue for .divo.ce,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
AKU-KLUXED DARKEY.

We extract the following mighty
good story from the Vicksburg Herald
Of Dec. 10th
It is thus that a negro, reported by
Harry Moss, details the result ola pleas
ant and agreeable interview with the
ku-kluX.
"You see, folks, said he, 81 know
ed where Mr.. Roberts had a mighty fine
shoat ranging betwix the prongs OF
chafaliar, an went thar last oaddey
bout shutdown, an foun him in hlr bed.
He showed fight at fust, but | mighty
Quick had him skinned, and was ma
kin of a gamblin stick when somebody
touch me on the shoulder. | turned
roun tolerable piert, an thar stood about
a hundred tall things dressed up jess
like wimmen when they fust git outer
bed in the mornin. Every one OF 'em
had long ciarving knife in his lefhan.
They all formed Themselves into ring
with me in the middle, and then every
one of 'em pulled up his night-gown,
onscrewed the cap Of his knee, an pour
ed outer the socket intoo his han a pile
Of buckshot. An then .fust one an then
tother steppedup an holdn his clarvIug
knife agin my throat, mademe swallow
EN- one at time. | swallowed buck
Shot tel cot 50 heavy dropped to my
knees. But them buckshot KEEP com
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

THE CzARis said to be a great drunk
ard. The monarchs of Europe are a
hard set. The Queen Of Spain was much
too loose, and the Emperor of Russia is
invariably tight.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

THE wolves in Erie county, Ohio, Kill
sheep at the rate of seventy a night
One hundre / dollars reward is offered
for each wolf scalp.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
BEAST BUTLER ON NEW ENGLAND.

Butler thus showed up some very ugly
facts against the "saints Of the earth
I(who run this government)-A Eng
Ilauders of course. He says:
Lot rs look at another thing by Whlcn
T nronose to show that while Republl-
can friends have been so busy looking
after the interests Of the negro 1ley
have neglected the interest OF tne
whites The subject to which woula
now call attention has already been al
luded to by the chairman-the9. evI's , arc
nowhere shown in q clearer light than
in our system of popular charity Ac-
cordino, to the statistics furnished by
| fine present State Legislature, as a re-
port of their own committee, II IS more
/ DANGEROUS to spend a year III MaSSa-
chusctts almshousc than 1t would nave
been to have lead the charge OF inc
I/ouaves at Magenta. | see tla5 'lilS
statement strikes some OF You almost
with dread. Let me repeat. There was
larger proportion Of the regiment {
which led the attack OF the pattic ol
SoIfariuo came out from the battle than
there were Of the paupcrs OF 1898 VINO
came out alive from the State aims
IhouScs of Massachusetts. Sensation.
Allow me to give You the tlguFeS.
How many WAS the average number u
manners in the State amSh0uSc during
II 1I-Nr 'r,.,,t,,--n,an hundred
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,yrERRsrfNNG AUToGRAPRS'

The Waterbury Americaa Publishes several
curious autograph letters Cnsorbed from the collection
OF lady The hist is from jefferson to ms agent at
philadelphia and gives an excellent idea of bOmele a.
MOntcello in the last century We copy iitieratlm;
AloNTIcRLLO-oct. 9, 1874
DEAR su-In n letter OF the l7th nit acknowledged
the receipt your favors OF the 10th and l7th OF a
within few days past the several articles you 9U oo
condition 10 my perfect satisfaction as tno INC IS
of the Delaware might prevent my Getting SUI u1
10 DELAY sending for them. iutmated IN my last ieier
that might probably trouble you WITH row pddoioe
having noted on the back hereof the ht OF articles uT
sired. when wrote you before ala not susp''' ny
80 nov entirely ont and therefore obliged to ask
nm inmedate supply Of gallons tlil yours sha ariE
dhat vTfen ta an old acunaiukance Mr.. Barnes IN 50
street frolu whom used 10 take teas "a FhIsueI,
fSin and 70 mack then upwith the other things have
yentured 70 say TO him that you Woutu Ds ~ MI w.
nav his Mn which may be between 10 % II Dollars.
e nrav Won TO have everything very securely packeu
without this they are sure 10 oe % ~ nn of the
smoaDt BY post wlA by inc teVuSn Ui Snn ness
not only encourages me III giving EtH ' us
trouble bnt has fecOidGeH me To apok,glIe iJI
mended lam divided between two enterprises tor inc
next year, the going with NY house. OF ieDa'luS my
mill bat whichever undertake. should you receive tn
Italy woratnau who understood the laying " cuttDg
stone wogld be glad Of hiUs reasonable terms tlaV
but not such given an Philadelphia our angald
circulation of mo1ey IN tins country %oGo no nS NOT
your friend & sevt
Th. jefferson.
CO. n single refined szTar.
100. best Dr0WI sugar
80 n West India coffee (nOtthe greenl-
20. N chocolate
100. n rice
20 n raislNs
10 10 bitter ALMONDS
g. gallons olive oil 49,
G. bottles mustard they are generally smalD.
g. h black pepper
l. 10 allspCe
Z n nUtmcg5
I 70 cloves
/ u cinnamon
I ginger
80 gallons Of tace toScrVe that TINS is uHer6hb iIoh
mOlasses, " SuPeriOr) -
% 81 the sounds Goldfish, picled this article is u
he had only at place in Philadelphia OeleVe nI
Petit my acont Ha5e dkOtel point 1t out he hVeS
n of hair pawder & or rolsof good hard pOmatum
s. The Of the article 6f oil renders me anxious
10 receive this soon as you can ma Vessel
coming 20 Richmond. be pleased 10 address them as
usual u Col. GalW0le.
The next letter gives Henry Gays ideas Of replying to
the asperslons % Democratic enemies 1t is written
in reply to the letter Of a friend in New-York, who
wished him To defend himself
WASH. 10th March, 1888.
DEAR SRI reed your letter, and thank you for the
Kind feelings towards which 10 expresses. But sub
nit 10 your OWn reflection whether you think that
ought 10 engage in yiudc2tiOu OF myself against the
ealnmmes OF such paper the Globe. / eannot dc
.seeHd 70 such an Office. yrs respect. g
10. Mr.. g. F. t H. CLAY.
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LITERARY.
II, CLAY.

new serial story, called Man and Wife,
by whkie Collins author OF The Woman in White,'
No Name" "The Moonstone and other popular novels,
has been commenced in Harpers Weekly, and will proba-
bly, through about forty numbers Of that Journal
Wike Collins has scarcely living superior In the higher
realms OF Imaginative seusatiOnallsm. The plot Of his
stories though always intricate aud apparently involved
is constructed with such cOnsnmmate knowledge OF
dramatic effect that the readers curiosity is kept con-
stautly the alert without being weaed perpexed
From a peTusa OF the advance sheets OF portion Of
Man aud Wife," led TO anticipate novel second
IN OF his previous works. 1t founded
understand. incidents Of real life arising from the
abuses of the English marriage laws.
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HUDSON y RIVER RAILR0AD.-TTaiDs leave

II II Thirtsia.st Depot follows:
Gas q IN Way Tram for Albany
a.. M, Buffalo Express, Drawing attached
Northern and Western Express, DrAspg
attached
n SPECIAL Chicago Express. through Ia 20 hours EsgsSt
DfAwing attached.
m, Montreal Express, Drawinzroom attached
$50 Pseac Express With Sleeping through Chicago VI
change. DAHL
II D. M Might Express Sleeping attached
1850 D. NJ Hudson Traiu.
D. m, Poughkeepse Train (Suniays 9 a. NJ
l0a IN AIS, and ?. m, Peekskl TTLnG
$3.50 aud 8 m. Sing Sing Trains
$50 $40 $40 aad 80 AIS $40 40 and u 20 ~,
Yonkes Trains j. ~ TOgcEY sept
Aag
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
WI DELAWARE LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Deno York foot Of BaaysL and foot Of Chstophest
SINNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY, May J0 1909
m TRAIN connecting Desve Win BoontoB Branch,
with Chester Branch Waterloo with SUSSEX Tor Ao-
dover Neutou N the D. L. and W. r. X for Wafer
GAP sroudburg Scranton points
Bloomsbury Delaware and Hudson r RS Bston
Lehgh r. r Bethlehem. Allentown Mach
Chuuk aud Wllheshsrrr. -
lisa m LEiIIGu VALLEY EXPRESS stops EevATh Morris
town Dover Hackeowb Washington Phlpsb1g and BAon
Phpshurg With Bel Del r. for Bsnders 6c. snd Il
Baou With " for Bethlehem, Allentown Mach ChauL, and
Wilkesbsue - -
In M SCRANTON EXPRESS connects at Washington with he D.
l. r. for Water Gap Souds6urg an! Seuton 81 De'sa
with Chester r. r. and at Waterloo With SnseT r. r
6:9la and 30 10. 10 SUMMIT and intermediate stations
and l. g. $500 $50 $50 $50 sf3 Ahd
Has n. SOUTH ORANGE and internefiate stanooa
ll;{o and $50 TO MoRRlSToWN and htermedsis
stations
S:lop. m MORRISTowS EXPRESS.
For SEWARK At6JO 49, $50 $3.50 o;7o H. 1880 u 40
Ia $780, 800 $50 49, $40 $780, 6:l0 $780, 7S 49, and
Has p. IN. ..o..,o, 80. . . -. - -.
a 6:lO D. SShONh, ASSISTANT superintendent
X A HKNRY. q. =. A.
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NEW-YoKK AND NEW-HAVEN Raj.

SUMMER AKRAkGBMBNT.
COMMENCING MAY 10 1894
Passenger Station NsgYok sn<
PourthAvN Butrauce TsentFseventhsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
Haven and Bridgeport T. (EI l;J0 HIS tEI
lEH D. BIAS 4:JO. $50, and (RIl p m.
For Milford Strs,fon Fairfield Southport wsspOrt T. II 20
m 345 $50 and $50 p. N.
Por Yorvali :. tBI llon ISIS CExl, (ELl 49,
$50 (EID, 5:3n, $3.50. aud (BI.l p m
For DArsu = li:3 3;i5, l:3o. $50 and S: 20
For Stanford GIL g. I;3o n. 2:l5 (EIl AIS tELl
3:GS. $50 (KIl, t:t5. $3.50, 6:3, 1:l5. GEL m.
Greenwich 1880 2:i5 3:Is Is $50 $50 7ls m
Chester and intermediate stations att llD No. Ei'b
3:l5. AS, $50. $50 Ti5 and 500 ?.
CONNECTING TRAINS
Por Boston, via Springfield. O. m. (BL }, } tBLl m
Por Boston, via Shore Line l25 (BE J. p N
for Hartford and Springfield, tBI E;lo lbil . p
For Connecticut River Railroad sLE 9lsp m to souir''
p M Northampton.
for Hartford Providence Fhhn Railroad tRI) M l2l'
p
R;l5. = sp m. . ,,-,s--,,
20 Housatonie Railroad, 9 a ~. and
For EauRatnck Railroad, q ~, lkL J, $50 p ~
HorSak Railroad ll3 and 40 and
M 10 connection With frm NoTusk n DaBbuy
FOR Railroad, II: Is. 4:9. and $3.50
CompodOus Sleeping Cars attached y p M train
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NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD
IN DEPOT IN NBW. YORK. Foot u Liberty - North RIVER
M0NDAT Aug 30 1862 passenger trains viii Ton -
follows:
AIS s:Ss $50 91S 49, llo hrs l. 2 3y9 49, slS,
S.4s 6.l5 7:40. B,9,. so. 1875. lisa 10. - .I
IEAyR NBWlORK FOPMEST BERGEN-At 5;fS, 6j5 a.t5,
9.Is II:1D No. $50 $50 5:i5 6:9, T;O, $3.50, 1850
IBGVR NETWORK FOR EENARK-At 3:tS, $50 6i53 i.3s.
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R.R KICKER. Superintendent