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We car confidently recommend the Pain. Killer
Torowto Bdpfsf.
II is the most eHectunl remedy We know of for
hehes. rams. nesh wounds. &e.-S. Johns keies, p. q
We advise that every family should hays 40 ea,ctu.,
and speedy q Pain Killer .-1mherst. N. s., Ga.cfte.
Our own experience is that n bottle of Pain. Killer q
The best Physician n Traveller can have. -Hamiifoa
Spectator. -
For both internal aud external application hay,
found 1t Of great value Chris. Era.
A medicine no family should be without Mopfre cal
Trdnscript.
Gould hardly keep house without It'd. Voice.
Should be kept in every house. in readiness for sud.
den attacks Of Sickness Chris. Press.
No article ever obtained such unboundcd popu.
larity. -Saina Observer. "
ono q tho most reliable specifics of the sse.-OH
North b ate-
Its power Ia wonderful and unequaIIed i'm r,moy;,,
the most revere pain Burlington SENTINEL.
An Indispensable article In the medicine chest
N. y. Examiner.
1t will recommend itself to all who usc it.-G,oy,i,
Estypr1e. " ""'"
!scxtensively used aud sought afer Is a really u-e.
iul incidence Journal. 81. John, N. b.
No medicine has acquired such a reputation: 1. has
real merit.-Rerporf Daily Ne'os.
Ono Of the most useful medicines; have used II and
dispenscd u for the past twenty yearS.-Rer. VIVA.
The most valuable medicine now in usc.-Tes,
Organ. N""'
1t Is really n valuable medicine, and used nv MANY
physicians.-BostoR Ttareii~.
WeAiways keep II where We CAD put our hands on II
In the dark. If need be.-Rer O. Hibbard. BsrmaI.
One ofthe few article. that are just what they pre-
tend to .-Brassrick Telegraph.
Ia my mountain travels no medicine Is Of SO uni.
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Observation-Disclosures "a superb
article. Warranted pure. Preserves pickles.
-fCom.
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The Municipal Council of Paris has
voted in favor of the construction of
street railways throughout the city.
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TO CONsUMrTIyEs:l

M IL
The ADVERTISER. hayins been permanently cured of
th,t dread disease Consuu ption. by q simple remedy
Is anxious to make known 10 his fellow sufferers tIc
means o. cure. To ell who desire il. he will send :
the directions for preparing and using the same.
WHICH they Will find q SURE Guns roe C0NsUMPrIos
nsIM.A' BRONCHITIS. and all Throat or Lung dim
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev, EDWARD A. WILSON,
Ds rem st.. near Leo av.. WilliamsburEh. N. Y.
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BuRNErr's COCAINE gives new life to
the hsir, and makes it grow luxuriantly.
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Ayers
For restoring to Gray Hsir in
natural Vitality and Color.

"A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
rnIor ,p;fb The
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superstition

There is an old superstition of obscure
origin, to the effect that every great
calamity to the house Of Hohenzollern
is foreshadowed by an ~apparition which
has come to be known as "The White
Lady" And now that the Emperor
William has attained a greater age than
the oldest of his ancestors, and is suffer
ing from continual i'll health, his loyal
subjects allude, with a tender circum-
locution, to the possibility of q speedy
visit from the ghostly woman in white.
We clip the following from the Troy
IN. W Wing Some three months since
DR.. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, COM
menced advertising in the Wing an
article called CDR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy" We believed at that time it
was one Of the many catch-penny ar.
engagements to swindle people out OF
their money, but during the past few
weeks have become convinced TO the
contrary. We know Of several promi-
nent citizens who have suffered from
that loathsome disease "Catarrh," and
they pronounce DR.. Sage's Remedy no
humbug, and in several instances have
been entirely cured. We desire to give
DR.. Pierce the benefit of the same. 59S
In the Supreme Court at Pittsfield,
Mass, Tuesday, Daniel Gleason, the
North Adams wife murderer, unex-
pectedly pleaded guilty of murder in
the first degree, and was remanded to
Jail to await sentence in September.
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establishment of an agricultural college; 70 settle
land in Iowa; in relation to settlers on certain reser.
rssed: In relation to settlers on the West wiscon-
sin railroad; to authorize the construction 81 2
bridge across the Mississippi at or near Red wing
Mimi. and to establish It as q post roufe.~'--Ad-
Tag iii Wss taken up in Committee Of the Whole.
The duty on guinine was reduced from q per cent aa ny; .e
existing duty is to be spplised.-~.Mr. Dawes re:oln,
f feHs.iss' bills iii: we're .srsf passed SD !: To Greats n .dditionsii
b Dsx 1snd d"i Gf.np F Tfans m sa aiES: = csn p
like right of way to tho Missouri Valley Railway ;
i Ian To- et Confirm entries Of lands under tho act Of
Aug. Il. ls'4. 70 graduate and reduce the price oil pun
In the Senate on Friday, May II, the
bill to amend the act to provide for the greater secu-
rity Of life on vessels R@,opsalIsd in whole Whole ., s in Ds1s, oy
bill came up as unfinished business. but was postponed
u j. i The he, House fo oa Friday, Nay i. the Tariff and Tag !,
bill was taken up In Committee of the Whole. All OF
posed Of. The most important amendment made was
offered by General Butler. proyiding that from ny
in greenbacks or Treasury notes. The Maine interest
| carried the day in the closing section by the adopron
steel In rods, and bars, and bolts for wooden sailing
vessels, built in the United States for the foreign
| trade. Among the important additions to the free
list to-day are s~altpeter. gunpowder, emery ore,
seeds of forest trees, extracts of bark for tanning, into
and jute butts-.-The committee having reached the
internal revenue sections of the bill. after a motion
by MIR. Speer to repeal the whole internal revenue
system. on which no vote was taken. the House i'd
journed.
In the Senate on Saturday, May is, Mr..
Sherman reported from the Com mittee on Finance q
bill TO authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to iasue
bonds in lieu Of bonds destroyed and defaced. Passed
THE Army Appropriation bill was taken up and
discussed through the morning hour. After agreeing
to amendments arpropriatinR &a0S@ to enlarge the
military depot at Fort Leaven worth. Kansas. and for
experiments with. and tests Of. heavy ordnance, the
Senate went in executive session. and soon after ad-
journed.
In the House on Saturday, May la. n number Of
private Mills were passed. the most important OF which
was the bill making appropriations for the payment
of claims allowed by the Southern Claims Commis-
sion..-.The bill. which gave rise TO considerable dis
cuesion as being q test case, Involving large drains on
the was the Senate bill to pay 81, 600 to DIR.
}. Milton Beat. Of Paducah. KY, in compensation for
the destruction Of his dwelling house and contents by
United States troops under order Of the commanding
officer. Passed-...Adjourned.
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- III
ing an outrage on the person of German
woman named Schultz. 3
a NAE m Kirkham was killed by two
rowdies al Rose Claire, ILL.,, ON Saturday,.
At Peoria, Ill.,, on Monday, a German work
man named Johnson employed in the
Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw machine and
repair shops, mot with q fearful and fatal
accident. He was ~elevating a car from the
track with Q lot of jacks when the car sud.
denly slipped from its place and fell on him.
crushing him into an almost u~nrecognizable
mass, and causing instant death.
A EtHs at. Hudson, Wis, Monday mig hit,
burned Coon 4 Platt's large warehouse and
wheat storehouse; also Mr.. Powers' wheat
warehouse, and several other similar adioin-
ing buildings. Some 22ye0o bushels of wheat
were burned. Loss over $50, 0e0.....Indi
agent Rialey telegraphs from Fort Laramie
the 18th, stating that on Friday %cvonipp
isst, Jour miles from Red Cloud agency. |
john Richards killed Yellow Bear, and was
in turn, killed BY Yellow Bears friends. |
The excitement over the affair was intense
and there were threats Of destruction TO The |
agency, and against the whites and half
breeds. A company Of cavalry has canned |
near the agency. Richards had the agency
oticial mail, which was destroyed.....A
dispstch from East Saginaw, Mich. Nav N ]
says AMscklenburger named Chas. Boeso.1
whos lived in the suburbs, this morning
,bout four o'clock attacked his wife with 2
,stohet, inficting a terrible wound ON her
nead, q b run . ten.inch butcher
milo into his " stomach and literally
himself.
The ticket nominated Wednesday, At
springfield, Illinois, is as follows: For Coy
rnor, Richard J. Oglesby; for Lieutenant
Governor, John L. Beveridge; for Secretary
! State, Geo. II. Harlow; for Treasurer,
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HONEST, encr gctic. God. fearing men and lco,acn,
i can have pleasant profitable work; NO risk or capt.
tai. Wriie u. j. Hartings. ~ LindnIl st .Ro.ton Mas.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-11

In tho District Court for
the Territory of Idaho,
I'd Judicial District.
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owYHEE TrEMs.--We take the following from the
Avalanche of July 9th:

owYHEE IrEMs.-We take the following from the
Avalanche of July 9th:
miner named John Heron. native OF Glasgow,
Scotland while descending the shaft OF the Rising
Star mine in Flint District the morning of july
level but missed his footing and fell to the bottom q
the shaft distance Of eighty feet He was hoistea
to the surface as soon as possible and messenger
dispatched to Silver City for DOCTOR but bis injuries
such that he died four hours after the accident
miner celebrating the Fourth of July, at the
reservoir the Orc Elmo mine. by exploding Giant
powder crrtridges, when one OF them exploded COM
pletey blowing of his left hand at the wrist tearing
the clothes entirely away from his left side and badly
scorching him. DIR. Colmache amputated the arm
about three inches above the wrist and the sufferer IS
doing as well as could be expected.
Water is falling in the placer diggings, and the
miners preparing to clean up their seasons run.
and it believed that it viii par out better than for
years before.
Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped from Silver City du-
ring the past week. bars of bullion valued at Sl0.-
1855 Is.
owyhee Lodge No. O.. T. o. o. r., on June 2sth.
elected and Installed the following oficers John
Upham. N. g.; Edward Ayears, V. e.; j. l.. Cleary,
II S.: +. Crete reelected Treasurer.
Jim Graham and George coe, both OF whom were
formerly old residents of Boise Basin, have formed
copartnership and gone into the mercantile bust
ness in Silver City.
The Fourth not celebrated extensively in Silver
City. The Avalanche states that of those who stop
ped at home. comparatively few got beastly drunk,
and few had heads put on them"
Major Hammond. with his company Of y. s. SOL
diers. has passed through Silver City. route for
the railroad. On their way 10 Arizona The company
which has dG.ndled down 10 insignificant mum
ber Will be recruited aud filed up at Benica bar
racks.
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MosTAsA.-we take the following items from our
late Montana exchanges:
The Democratic Territorial Convention met in Deer
Lodge City on July LIST
young buffalo or bison came down from the
mountains TO the Upper Valley. near Deer Lodge
c!ty. and WAS captured with lariat.
SIX families Of Danes comprising twenty persons,
reeentl* arrived IN Deer Lodge Valley and propose
To settle there.
Six bedrock fumes are running on Elk creek. and
all are said 10 be paving well.
The First National Bank of Deer Lodge is in OPP
Grafton.
young man named Samuel Yates while driving
some cattle across the Jefferson river. the
mouth OF Sonth Boulder. got into deep water and
both he and his horse were drowned.
Eich galena lodges have been discovered on the
dividing ridge between Boulder aud White Tail Deer
creek. oS company u prospectors from Highland
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TuF GREAT RAcE.-The race 20. the Monmouth
cup. two AMI half miles. single dash caIne of at
Long Branch on July ID. Harry Bassett and Long.
fellow. being tho great competitors. In the pools,
Bassett was decidedly the favorte, selling at 81 500
to Longfcllows $1,000. and just before thu start.
Bassett selling at So 900 to Longtelows 81 20O. The
most intense excitement prevailed: Eastern men,
generally going their pile assot,, and the Western
men sticking to Longfcllow. Baasett drew the inside
and start was effected without trouble. The frat
halfmtle tho horses ran neck and neck. and they
passed the grand stand side bY side Their position
was unchanged for milo and half. Bassott appa.
rontly doing ns beat. while Tongfellow running
under pail As they passed the grand stand the
second time. Lougfeow's rider Lei him 90. aud he
soon shot two lengths ahead. lie gradgaily increased
the distance. and though Bassett'A rider piled tho
whip and spur. Longfeow still drew nh sad. and
came out easy wnner nearly twenty lengths ahead
in 49, though some Of the judges claimed il IL 49,
The Western men were vile with enthusiasm, and
crowded around old John Harper, the owner pf Long
frllow. coDgratulatlng him the Of his "a
yorite horse, Tue pridecf Kentucky. An immense
considered inviucibe and John Morrssey "a said to
be one Of the heavy losers. This has been the
most exciting turf topic for months past, and old
John Harper II fuly rcconpensed for his defeat by
Heimboid last year, b. bis victory over Bassost on
July 3D. Had he been beaten IN this race, the old
would doubtless have retired from racing circles
IN disgust but as It s. be will probably add new in
TO tho turf by future and greater achievements
Of his celebrated horse.
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TRIAL or SToKEs.-'rhe trial Of Stokes for the muir
der of James Fisk, Jr., is In progress in New
York city. AZ last accounts the testimony on the
part of the prosecution had closed: aud July Sd
John MeKeon leading counsel for defendant, made
his opening speech. wherein he stated the line OF de.
fense set up in justification of the homicide, which
Is TO the effect that. Stokes aboht to descend
The stairs of the hotel he saw Fisk coming up and
that the latter drew his pistol and while in the act OF
cooking 1t Stokes fred twice, rapidly. Mckeon also
forshadowed tho defense Of insanity, which would be
up the part of the prisoner and that has be.
popular oophole for the escape from the gal.
lows Of men guilty Of the foulest crimes, Stokes attor.
ncys win doubtless and any number Of physicians who
viii discourse learnsdly the different grades and
phases of insanity, aud give their opinion that tho
murderer Of Fisk was irresponsible being at the
TINA he nrcd tho fa.a. sho;A
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Robert Devine, Plaintiff.
rersiSs
Joseph Morrow, John Bro
gan. ID. Crowley, Thomas
burke. Michael Leary,
Patrick Noon. John Noon,
John Ellis. aud Jack Ro-
gan, Defendants.
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Ada County Democratic Ticket.

For Territorial Council.
Dr.. J. b. WRIGHT.
For Territorial Assembly.
CHARLES HIMROD. s. H. JEFFRETS
j. BENNETT, A. I. CALLAHAY
For Sheriff.
M. l.. JENKINS.
For Comfy Commissioners.
A. EosI. q. W. HUNT q. W. oEss
Probate Judge, Treasurer
RELF BLEDSoE. FRED DASGEL~
Auditor and Recorder, Assessor.
" ". HAWTHORN. l. Z. WALTER.
Superintendent Public Instruction.
J. II. wEIrSOE.
Coroner.
Dr.. J. l. STEPHENS
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Notice prooating = Will.

IA The matter q TIE Estate @. vi. A. NuxxArLY
deceased.
IA Probate conr. lD and 70: Boise County, l. T.
VTsnE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES OF
4 the Territory % Idaho greeting: Ia pursuance
o al order Of thls Court duly made and entered on
ike 9ih day Of JaIy A. ID. 1872 notice is hereby given
t3ai A7haay, the I'D day Of July. a. u. 1874 u
O'Clock. a. M of said day. at the eour; room Of this
Coari,si The Probate judges o1tlce-!n Idaho CITY,
said county aud Territory. has been appointed for
hearing The application q Am. W Hooper. praying
that a aocament now sle Ia this Court. parpogt-
aE 10 be iAe last wall and testament O! VIM A. Aau-
a4F. deceased. Ice admitted 10 probate and that let
tore iestaIneuiayY be is6aed thereon 10 said Nn "
Hooper al which ;sme and place al persons inter.
estel may appear and contest tls same.
gs@Ey-1A Given under my hard and the seal Of said
Ia EESWl C9lrs fa4s 10Th day Of Ju!y. A. T. Is72
AL0AZO T. TURNER.
Probate Judge aud TX Oiaco Clerk +. c.
Idaho city. July ii. si2~w2
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sux-sznpEE The weather In the Eastern cities
has been 60 intensely hot that hundreds Of cases Of
srn.s.roke are reported. In New York City on July
Cd two hundred eases were reported sixty Of which
proved atal, and o, shs previous day thirty deaths
fs0m the ssr,o csnse occurred IN Bostor
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10 z N. Jackson aaa Neal RcAYl.ar, Defendants
II THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE

10 z N. Jacasoa aai Neai kcAYtLar, Defendants
II THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE
Il of The United States in the Territory Of idaho
Oh are hereby notified that there il nov on alc in
once Of the Clerk oi the District Court Of the End
a9diciaI District of said Territory. in Idaho City
Cephty of BOISE. the complaint the above named
plaintiffs demanding judgment against ypn, aud each
"i ron, for the sum Of Two Thousand and Thirty
seFen and 5J-l0o ,037 50i Dollars. for water sold
AUD delivered at your special instance and request
between ihe hrst day Of April and the S.h dag q.
June 1872. amounting in the aggregate to S. 4ss
iheA"s CT wafer at ~ IA cents per inch and for their
a"sa OF suit anu that unless you appear and answer
70 sad complaint within ten Gays after the service
mercer, II served within Boise county. and within
twenty days II served cut OF said county but within
said Judicial District. and within thirty DAYS If
served oat of said District exclusive o; the day of
scrYicel default will be taken against You and the
plaintiffs Will apply TO the Court for the relic. sought
for In their complaint
GTwsN In testimony whereof. |. J. II. Wicker
tsES6 sham, Clerk Of said District Court have
- hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal
OF said Court, at Idaho City, this 9th day OF July
A. d. ls12 j. II. WTCkERSHAM
Clerk of the District Court.
j. L. SHArER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
july IL, lST2-w5
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Summons.

TERRITORY or IDAHO, &C
County of Boise. 90
Robert Devine. Plaintiff
rersas
Joseph Morrow, John Bro In tho District Court for
gan. ID. Crowley, Thomas the Territory of Idaho
burke. Michael Leary. I'd Judicial district
Patrick Noon. John Noon,
John Ellis, aud Jack Ro-
gan, Defendants
To Joseph Morroc John Brocsn d. Cro,piey Thomas
Barhe Aschact Lsdrg, Patrick Noon, john Noon,
Joan Euis. dad Jack Re9an, DEFENDANTS:
IN TIE NAME OF THE PEOPLE
n OF the United States in tho Territory of Idaho.
You are hereby notified that there is now on file in
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of the 2nd
judicial District of said Territory. in Idaho City.
CJuhty OF Boise. the complaint of the above named
pIalntin. demanding Judgment against you and each
OF You, IN the sum of Seventeen Hundred and Seven
ana i5-l0u Dollars towit: Lumber furnished. goods
soid and delivered, aud water furnished for mining
purposes at your special instance and request said
accounts being duly assigned and transferred 10
plaintiff for valuable consideration. etc. etc. and for
hs costs aud disbursements III this suit: and that
unless you appear and answer TO said complaint
within ten days after the service hereof ii served
WITHIN Eoise county. and within tNentyAtays If
served out OF said county hat within said Judicial
District and within thirty days If served out OF said
District exclusive of the day of servlce default will
be taken against you and the plaintiff will appiy to
the Court for the relief prayed Tor in his complaint
sfxsfSN Ia testimony whereof l. j. II. Wicker
teknS0I sham, Clerk of said District Court have
- hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of
said Court at Idaho City, this 9th day Of July A. D.
1874. j. IL wIgkERsHiM.
Clerk OF the District Court
]. Z. SuArER and r. E FooTE, Plaintiff Attorneys
duly IL. ls72-w5
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9ew vertisGmtnts.

CouAty Commissioners Meeting.
4 ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
4 4 Board o! County Commissions Of Boise County
@4lI DC held a; the Court House in Idaho City
On Thursday, July IS, 1872,
II which time sAey Nil meet IS a Board Of Eqralza
ton. E H. ANGLE clerk
I1aho City. July H. is7a.w2
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To Joseph Morrow. John Brogaa. u. Crosriey Thomas
Barhe Michael Lsdrg, Patrick Noon, JOAN Nooa
joan ENis. aad Jack Ra1an. Dkfsndants.
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summons.

TERRITORY oP IpAno. / GO
County 81 BOISE.
Thos. Burke. John nrorar.
bcap.s Crowley. Patrick
Nuoa. John Noon. john II.
l!s. Jack Rogan and NJ.
Leary. plaintiffs.
faryEus
r. NJ. jackson and Neal Nc.
Ar:Ilr. Defendants.
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IN The District Court Tor
the Territory Of Idaho.
I'd Jai.ci--l District.