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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-05-02

OF hetime should be carefully watched
for; not that the chicken requires any
assistance; hut, ON the contrary. is
much more likely to prove an injury
than benefit. A healthy chick will
perform all that is required to free it
from the she'll. Ii is wonderful the
power they possess while rolled up in
so apparently a helpless mass the
head, however, that makes the most
exertlon to save itself, is placed so as
to leave room for reaction, and TO turn
round, and thus to peck circle, and
breaks around the large or butt end OF
the shell, admitting the air by degrees,
until 1t becomes gradually prepared TO
eXtricate itself A rash attempt to help
them by breaking the shell, more par
tcularly in downward direction, to-
ward the smaller end, is frequently fol.
lowed by loss Of !ood which can ill
be spared, and death ensues.
PLACING AND CHANGIvG NESTS, Ere. -
We place the nest in warm, sheltered
place, and Lave fresh food and water
near at hand so that the hen can help
/ herself whenever she is so inclined.
Should the nest become dirty, change
1t, or even wash the eggs in tepid wa
ter As fast us the chickens break the
shell, place them in basket of cotton
wool by the fire, to avoid the danger of
the mothers crushing them while they
are helpless; more especially is this the
case with the large, clumsy and care
less. When all the chicks have hatch
ed, they may be returned to the mother
hen.
THEs PROPER FooD TO GIVE. The
yolk OF an hard boiled egg should con-
stitute the food of the young during
the first week some breeders recon.
mend boiling rice mixed with the egg.
When the chicks become older, coars.
er food may be give them boiled milk
and stale bread, and mill-feed is con.
sidered by some most excellent food.
When fully hedged give them their lib
erty in the heat of the day, and see
that they are properly housed before
sunset. One of the best coops for this
purpose that we know of is Potter's
Self-Acting Vermin Proof Coop. New
er permit the chicks TO wander in the
grass when the dew is on, as more
healthy fowls perish from this than
any other cause. The chicks can be
fed TO good advantage with cracked
wheat or corn cooked with potatoes and
made into a mash. Indian meal cook
ed with potatoes and made into
mash, given occasionally as a change,
IS very good and proves beneficial
Under no consideration should uncook-
ed corn meal be fed to young chickens,
because il is liable to become baked
in the crop and thus produce death.
Feed should be given in small qunti
ties, and frequently, during the day
and thrown upon the ground, not put
in feeding troughs. Water should be
kept in shdLtot0 dishes, where they can
slake their thirst when they desire. BY
no means use deep dishes for water
fountains, We have lost several fine
chicks from this cause, by their be-
coming drowned in the dishes.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-05-02
CHLDREN'S CORNER.
Baby's Wisdom and Riches.
ny ALICE MAUDE, AGE IA.

ny ALICE MAUDE, AGE ii.
Q, Won grown folks with your wisdom, II
Ion don't know what Baby knows,
Aou have never seen the fairies
In the lily ana the rose.
You have never heard their whispers
As they hover in the air;
Only Baby hears them ever,
All for him their stories rare.
When you hear the merry robins
Singing in the garden near,
DO you ever know the meaning
OF their songs 50 sweet and clear?
All when Baby, smiling, listens,
With his blue eyes shining bright,
Ne can understand their carols,
lie can heed their songs arght.
When the butterflies come sailing
Through the air Ola purple wings,
In his ear they whisper many
Beautiful aud lovely things
And he sees the FAIRIES hiding
In the hly and the rose;
All, you grown folks with your wisdom,
You don't know what baby knowsl
O you grown folks with Your riches,
Jewels, silver, precious gold,
You are not so rich as Baby.
Treasures great his small hands hold.
For the buttercups arc golden,
And the daisies SILVER white,
Aud the dew drop in the morning
Is jewel acknowledged.
o grown folks with your wisdom,
Do not spoil these visions bright
Soon the world will close around him,
Shutting out the glorious sight.
Soon he II mingle in the pleasures,
And forget the fairies words;
But till then, pray you, leave him
With the flowers and the birds.
Our Young Folks.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-05-02

your silk into this dye. Let the silk
be pinned on to a line by the corners,
and hang until it is nearly dry. Then
take it down and iron it between two
pieces of old black silk. 1t will look
like new h
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-05-02

A. ID. HARGER formerly State Geo.
logist OF Vernon. and Missouri, has
been appointed Superintendent Of the
Washington Inebriate Asylum at Chi.
cage, with the view Of keeping the in.
mates in strata condition.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

OwyHEE.-We take the following items
from the AralaacAe Of July 5th:
The Minear mill has been leased, and will al
once be put in running order.
Work has been suspended on the Rising Star
mine in Flint District.
The Owyhee mines are looking more prom
ising than ever. and every available stamp in
the camp is at work pounding ore.
During the week ending July 4th. Wells,
Fargo T. Co. shipped from Silver City 80 bars
Of bullion, valued at 81. 246 80.
Father Poulin is getting up circulating Ii.
brary 10 Silver City.
At the Wagontown races, July 4th. q quar-.
ter.mile dash for the 500 purse, three horses
were tapped of-Old Ben. Gamblers Ghost
and the California horse. The Ghost refused
to run, and Old Ben won the purse, beating
the California horse twenty FIVE feet
The Fourth passed of quietly in Silver City.
i" no fights and no drunks."
Jacob WEIGH publishes . card in the IRA
lanchs about Judge Noegle's decision in the
Ray divorce case 10 Ada county.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

OUTRAGE AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-An
orphan girl, fifteen years Of age, named Eliza.
beth Christianson was recently outraged near
Richmond, in Utah. BY man named JED Moss
who had persuaded her to take 4 walk with
him. Returning to the house where she lived
she attempted suicide by taking q dose Of
strychnine. but her condition becoming known
to her friends prompt remedies were at once
administered and her life was saved The girl
made an affidavit Of the facts Of the outrage be.
fore Justice OF the Peace, who issued war.
rant for the arrest Of Moss, but at last accounts
the police had been unable to find him. When
penalty Of the law.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

DEATH or NOTED SrocKroSrAS.-John
Tabor; who. in 1854. was editor Of the Stock.
ton. Cal, Journal. died. recently. in Memphis.
Tennessee. He was the man who. on June
y, 1854. shot and killed Joseph Mansfield, one
Of the proprietors Of the San Joaquin Repxbli.
can, the latter being the father Of the notorious
Helen Josephine Mansfield, the cause Of the
Fisk Stokes tragedy. On his trial for murder
Tabor was convicted and sentenced to be hanged
on March 16. 1855. but was granted q full par.
don, BY Governor Bigler. one week prior to
the day set for his execution. Shortly after.
wards Tabor left California and located in Mem.
phis,. where be resided up to the time of his
death.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

AFTER CAPrrAL-Colonel Tom Scott, the
railroad king. intends going to Europe, about
this time, to negotiste loan of $7O.OOO. 600
for the Texas Pacific Railroad. He has 81.
ready been offered loan At the rate of So
cents, but refused to take it. It il said that
Scott will find no difficulty ip negotiating the
loan. aud that the work Of construction of the
Texas Pacific will be pushed rapidly forward
70 completion. Under SCOTS management,
The road has secured oil the land grants and
Other rights and privileges held bv thp Mem
phis and Fl Paso Road and tho Southern Pa
ci6c and Tespsatlantic Railroads.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

Two FoOLs.-A rather singular case Of
love. friendship and suicide occurred 10 New
ark. New Jersey. few days ago. Two young
men. named Nodler and Buckler. who were
cousins, fell in love with the same woman. q
young widow. and as they both could not mar.
ry her. and neither wishing to deprive the
other Of the possession Of the fair enchantress,
both agreed to commit suicide; but it appears
that while young Nodler succeeded in immo-
lating himself on the altar Of friendship. Buck.
Ter failed to keep him company. thereby cous.
lining him out Of his life. ~ well. probably,
as his dulcinea. unless the latter should now
"throw off, on Bucklcr.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

ANOTHER TWEED RING.-The Reform Gov
eminent Of New York City. after going into
Office with grand flourish Of trumpsts, upon
the ousting of Tweed and his ring confederates.
appears to have become equally demoraIized
and corrupt as was the Tweed government.
The New York Commercial asserts that Con-
troller Green has the same number of expen-
sive and supernumsry favorites under him
that exc Controller Connolly had, and that there
has been no reduction of salaries, &c. The Vi.
client advocates of reform who were the leaders
in the citizens movement against the Tweed
gang, have proven themselves wolves in sleeps
clothing. The New York SMx recently pub
lshed list of the celebrated reform commit
tee, showing that more than nine out Of ten Of
those moral. disuterested gentlemen who were
loud in their protestations Of honesty and de-
votion to tho best interests Of tho city are now
holding fat Offices under the bogus reform gov
eminent. Taking advantage Of the hue and
cry against Tweed, Connolly Sweeney and Hall.
a gang Of hypocritical cormorants succeeded 10
getting hold of the administration of city af-
fairs. aud the people Of New York are being
robbed at the same old rate.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

SERVED HIM RIaHT.-The Ogden Junction
says that brutal husband living in North Or.
den recently beat bic wife in AZ inhuman man.
ner and, the facts becoming known. couple OF
nights afterwards number Of plucky women
living 10 that settlement assembled, and taking
the winchester out of his house they treated
him to liberal coat Of tar, and were about to
complete their work BY adding the feathers,
when the fellows wife appealed 20 strongly Tor
mercy for her brutal husband, that the irate
females desistsd. and let the wretch CO. The
cowsrdly seoupdrel deserved more than he got;
but 10 ~ bully Eor tie brave women who id.
miuistered tho tar.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

NORTHERN IDAno.-We lax. ),
items from the Idaho sigma, Of In. 10y ,oeNia,
The Acting Commissioner Of =. a;
1ssc Once 81, e; confirmed the deeis;,.S
1egi:1er ana Receiver Of the land 'o y. y Il
. :ss sh .ssa.sss !: p. ,g. town Il:
who claimed il. |''onzo Giln,s
Andrew Seltis and Vincent NJ.
Of the C0ur d'Alene Indiana s Ih%o.nl, CHI
lies, have published in the S;c, "Io are Gu
TOR to Montieth. the Lspwai ind;, ~ open i
forming him that they win have na.t agent IL
with him. and won't talk WITH "IS::nlns b /
state in their letter that thev hs,a a'4 h,
what b Montieth) had done and s., zen til
their Catholic friends,-the Me- ps.. asaAs
they won't talk with him because th.*
be will lie about them - he haa a'y osis,
tho Catholic Neg Perces. S0ue abat
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

THE WAL1.OwA YALLEY.-The commission.
srs appointed to appraise the value Of the i'm.
provements by white settlers in the Wallow.
Valley have completed their work. There were
about ninety settlers and the government will
pay them for their improvements and give the
valley up to the Indians.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

TIA WALwoRrH VERDIcr.-The jury 10
enc case OF Frank H. Walwortb. recently tried
for the murder Of bis father, after being out
about 90 hour, returned . verdict of guilty Of
murder 10 the second degree. The plea of in.
sanity was set up. and the young murderer
was defended by able counsel He is fortunate
10 escaping with bis life
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

DEATH OF A PROMISING CONGRESSMAN.-
The telegraph announces the death, from pa
ralYsis. on the I'd inst, at Marietta, Ohio. o.
Hon. Joseph G. Wilson, Member Of Congress
from the State Of Oregon. This is very sud
den and unlooked.for event; and leaves q Va.
caney in every department of life in his State
in which, m exalted intellect. invincible integ.
rity. exemplary habits, and warm and emo
bling beuevolence, and all these made attactive
by the highest social qualities, are commended
and esteemed. Judge Wilson was young
man. comparatively speaking. his age not being
above forty-6ve years. was lawyer second to
few in Oregon, and had served for q number
Of years a. Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of the State, creditably to himself and to
the satistaction Of the peoples and his decisions,
even when political excitement ran 90 high that
courts elsewhere were but mockeries of Justice,
never. Ne think, 10 any instance deviated from
the stsfet rules Of law and justice. It was d..
ring that period that we became acquainted
with him, and though differing with him in
politics We never once Suspected bis entire hon.
esty in I'll he did or said. Elected to Congress
last Fan. he had not yet been sworn into Office
but was 1T Washington laboring for the beue-
fit Of his State with the same zeal and honesty
which distinguished him in Whatever position
he Vas called upon to gil. until within short
time Of bic death. Like ", We think, all who
knew him will regret bic tho early death, as
they would that Of dear and valued friend.
His estimable family have our heartfelt sympa.
thy 10 their time Of upsssuageabIe grief.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

CAPTAIN JACKS LAwYxRs.-We learn
from our California exchanges that Judge
Steele. Of Yreka, who 10 friend Of the Mo.
docs. will, with tho assistance of Colonel E.
J. Lewis, defend Captain Jack before tho Mn.
jtary Commissjon ut Fort klamath.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

/ $1,000. !. wA,,r ap~Yrna-At ahou
.,.,... =. -. r.orr,n~ ~ thu Fourth. after ar
II~-.... ~. a elaborate and slarant AFFAIR
=. ~ .o.- .tacI IN hand and. accomuenied by /
1880 ,rorrt.A one az Foot walker's.' coaches
-s., .,-.,. .-.,t. our n,easure ON noAevorthy 90
...,cr. .r,~~er. .oon vhirline away towards Warn
cn-.. - v,+naa. ta celebration witch vas 20 CONF
"A "a that n,.ce Arriving there. ~ found 70 on,
.,,-r-.. that notvthstandine the earliness Of thu
nonr not ,e.s than /. hundred people had preceded
ana th.v continued 10 rour in from an quarter
,,,.,, -. ...erh,aa concour.e numbered two hund
80 ana nstv .oule OF these about seventy.hve were
.hna-.r ana th.v vara .ltoeether the most health
n,,-.rr..-,p. ve,l.hahaved and beautiful " have
49,, -, :, .rv .ountrv. We think Idahe City can
..s., .h..,.. .,v r,.c. 1, ~ world Of NO create,
,.o.,,,..,c, - nroano. = uka numher OF children
.,r.I "a .h..r az than II can h aaid with truth:
~. -. :. a.. u,..a a. the v,,ey, ana A,s
mo-. h..utsnnl than thev. haaauae animated With
.,,,,t,. s. Il The l,,ea =, not Asla o'clock. T..
~. ....,rh,... v.a ea,,ad 10 order and John Nees
-, =, c.,t.rv,,,. .l>c4.d Chairman. Rev. r.thsr
Arehamhanlt n. thsn introduced aad beam he q.
.-.,... ~ n. a.v With brasf eloauant and neatly
.ruronr,..e pr.ver. Next came the reading Of the
n.c,.r.aon ~ Indsnandance. bv Jonas y. Brown.
p.o n. n-ovn a An axnerienoed and excellent
reader. and Infused into the Declaration something
~ thu .n,r,t Of thu "umss which tried mems
.o.,... ana -. .,mo.t im.u,nsd. a. "a ustaned 10
u. .tirrine vords that "a we're living in the midst
Of the perous scenes which called Il into existence
q q Ktno.lev R.o.. Who had been chosen Orator
Of thu D.v WA next introduced and entertained the
guidance for ahout An hour With ons Of tho most seu.
.,ble aud at.As.m.n liz. snsAchss ~ sver heard de.
liversd ON the Fourth Of July. Il w,s not OF the
.tvle Of spesch. 70 which peoule are
compelled to submit 1t almost every return OF the
nation. Anniversary. II N. made OF better stun
II VA. ,.u,st. from BEGINNING 10 end With valuable
...,..t,or. and u..sn, in .rnct,on and =. sncere,v
rsorst thu. Il VA. not written ont 40 that Va ooun
.-,.. 49,. -. -. a,S -. h... .. A.m--
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

IcE-Ths chunks Of nice clean loo that Cncls John
Silssn rolls into our once daily serve 70 keep N
cool during these hot. sultry days. From luxury.
leo has become necessity. and those desiring ,up.
ply Of had better leave their orders With Mr. stl..n
who viii deliver Ice daily q any place des,rsd
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

DEATH OF A FORMER IDAHoAN.-The San
Francisco Chronicle Of July Sd announces the
sudden death at San Jose. on July let Of aneu.
rism Of the heart, Of Edward Raynor. II W.
are not mistaken the deceased il Edward r.
Rayaor. formerly of Boise City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

COULDN'T WlN.-Governor Furuas, of Ne
braska, failed to get verdict id his libel suit
against the Omaha Herald. He sued for SIS.
600 damages, and the jury failed to agree, only
two being for the plaintiff and ten for the de-.
fendants. Furnas. having no character, went
to law to get one and has failed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

CAPrURED.-A. B. Kiser, the agent Of tho
MostaniaS, who absconded several month";
ago, taking with him . few thousand dollars
belonging to the proprietor Of that paper, has
been captured and returned t. Virginia City,
where he lies in Jail awaiting trial on two in.
dictments.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

A THIRD TERM.-The New York Herald
and several other papers are agitatiue the CUES.
ton Of Grants candidacy for . third term. II
the people can stand another term Of hie nd.
n'n''trat'on they can stand almost anything.
Two terms Of Grant, with Are, food and pesti.
'eoce. endured. tho next thing in order win b.
. famine.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

LIBERAL PArsox OF PRIxrEsa-P T. Barnum
the great Snowman. IL the prince Of advertises The
st. Louis Republican says that the coored show. bill.
which he will use mp this year will cost sAso. 600
HIS small bills circulars. etc. $50 0o0 and his ID
vestisins in newspspers t2s0 0oo making In the a.
grsgasc expended In printer ink. t7s0ooo But ~
the result OF such liberal use Of printer ink Bar.
NUNS receipts exceed $1,000 per day. with . NET
pront Of $500 week. OF $4,000 per month;
winding up his show season with pront of $50 ooo
Barnum understands his business and tho advsntaxes
OF literally advertising. Onshorss merchant. Who
keep. generally. on hand secondclass goods Of In.
fcrior quality. don't advertise. merchant who 10
too mean and stinsy 70 pasroniss his home paper. BY
advertising Whist he has for ssle. viii invariably
prove stingy soc close not worss. with customers
Who trade with him. when . merchant pssronises.
beray his local pspers the people always look upon
him ~ fair and liberal man 70 deal with. rhev
know he IL not hard and co~e In his dealiacs
No man who sdvcrtises 10: and a 10 generally the
case that merchants get their best custom fnom
among those who read the papers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

PERJURY TkIAIs.--Ths Circuit Court OF
NuItnomsh county. Oregon, and the Police
Court Of Portland have been lately kept busy
viii perjury trials growing out Of tho cele-
brated "Wrestliag Joe ease,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

MAINE P0ILTlcs.-The radicals Of Maine
have nominated Nelson Dinsley for Governor.
on platform that condemns tho hack nav .r.h
Of congressman. Nearly oil the State copven.
lions that have been held have adopted similar
resolutions. but Massachusetts, win without
doubtelect Butler. tho boss thief her Oovsrnor
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

In EGYPr.-General r. E. C0lstone, for.
merIy Of the Confederate Army, hes entered
the service If tho Khedive Of Egypt and il q
professor in thr Polytechnic school ut Cairo.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

Eos bxAvEa caEEx.-Aoss Kempner's pack train
'essl several days ago with . cargo OF goods and
merchandise for Eckhast / Judges branch store :.
Beaver creek.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

The AERIAL VOYAGERs-Professo Wise
and Donaldson, the aeronauts. are busily en-.
gagged building their monster balloon in Boston,
in which they propose to make an aerial voy.
ago to Europe some time in August A pri-
vats corporation in Boston has advanced the
funds to the two venturesome professors with
which to defray the expense Of constructing
their balloons, lite-boat. and other necessary
paraphsrnalia. Professors Wise and Donald.
con are entAusiastie In their dangerous under.
taking, and they entertain not the slightest
doubt - to their success in demonstrating
that the voyage can be made inside Of seventy
hours from Boston 10 Europe, and with per.
feet safety. They claim that at the height of
constant current Of air blowing from the West
to the East 1t . velocity Of from seventy to
one hundred miles IN hour, caused BY the rev.
olution Of the world upon its axis; and while
the theory looks reasonable enough. the main
difficulty suggests itself that, even if such is
tho case, how can balloon be kept at such an
average height a. to remain in the CURRENT
Professor Wise being recently interviewed by
q reporter for some eastern paper, claimed
that he had fully demonstrated the existence
of such . current, and admitted that. while he
could make the voyage successfully from Amer
ica to Europe on account of such current of
air. be could not make the return trip from
Europe to America. The experiment will be
watched with considerable anxiety. for should
the voyage be successfully made, it will mark
the most important era in aerial navigation
since the invention of balloons. Notwithstand.
ing the hazardous nature of the venture, Pro.
fessor Wise is overrun with applications from
persons who are anxious to accompany him
and his co-laborer, Professor Donaldson.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

cALLsr.-Ar. J. r. chestly. Road Supervisor Of
District No. T. called on u several days ago. being In
town ON onsctsl business before the Board Of Com.
missioner. We rode over both roads scroSs the n,
sin during the past week and give Jack the credit O,
being good oacer ~ he keeps the roads In ans or
der.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

DsAo.-Jesse + Grant. father Of Precedent
grant, died Of general debility q HE residenee
70 covingfon. Kentucky, on Jsae soth. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

AFTER NAsr.-The New York Graphic has
swals liberal ojtsr to Thomas Mast. ths car
tapaist 70 eytey tn service Of that new Journal
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

so!D.-Ihe Portland Bsllstis Gays that /.
"an .lv'ns IN Douglas County. Oregon, has
.u.sea % : vigorous growth $50 mullen plants.
believing them to BE- tobacco