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The Hickman courier., 1874-03-21

Scrofula, or Kings Evil, White
Swelling1, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled
Neck, Goitre, Scrofulous Inhammations.
Indolcnt Inhammations, Mercurial AT
fections, Old Sores, Eruptions of the
Skin. Sore Eyes, etc. In these, rs in all
other constitutional Diseases, WALKER's
VINEGAR BTrrEEs have shown their great
curative powers III the most obstinate
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-21

n PER DAY commission or $50 a week sal
ID ary. and expenses. We offer IL and will
" ii. Apply now. q. " EBB gR & Co., Marion, o.
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-21

1uII10y,sh HE comes fresh TO his work,
nc next day, takes it up where he left
it of, and is much better able to pick a
knotty problem than if he had been all
the time worrying over it. There's
much more in unconscious cerebration
than most of us believe.-HoCord
fTlly11dOr
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

HUMANITY AND STATEsMANsHIp.-O
government, in the management Of it's Indian
affairs. combines humanity and statesmanship
IN degree remarkable to ordinary intellects,
0"nn Calvin or Loyola would have gone mad
with envy upon reading the following brief
sketch OF atrocities enacted by uniformed de-
mons OF the Federal government in the State
OF Wisconsin, in the full MONDAY of American
civilization Similar outrages are of daily oc.
currence wherever there are Indians and Indi-
an reservations; and it is impossible to afford
inc least redress, owing to stupid and deep
seated prejudices against Indians so prevalent
everywhere:
the winnebago Misunderstanding refused to leave
their homes In Wisconsin at the dictatOn of Delano
co, soldiers OF the regular army have been engag.
Oh ior some weeks past in hunting them down. The
most unJustifable and shameless outrages have been
COMMITTED on this unfortunate tribe Outrages against
WHICH foreign nations would be almost justified in
Pro.esung on the broad ground of humanity. One
tnuIah' iorty-hve years of age intelligent, and OBJ.
serving all the outward forms of American civiza-
.oh, was the possessor in his own name of one hun.
urea ana sixty acres Of land which he had erect
ca a frame house with nine rooms The Milwaukee
nentne says that soldiers sent by DelanO found him
III MS own woods cutting frewood. He was borne
away without even being allowed to notify his family
ana put on the tor the Missouri river his wife
oer what law or act of Congress the Christian states
man Deiano perpetrates these crueties upon men
VINO. II not citizens are certainly human beings
would DC interesting to knOw.-N. Y. Sun.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

PERFECTLY SPLENDID. we have heard but one
opinion expressed hy Tue citizens 81 Idaho City con
Tf'''n2 'nr entertainments gwen oy The "a lies on last
laesi'y evening ana mat one OF complete sa'isfac-
non / - certainly Very excellent entertainment,
considering '- brief permitted he participants
"atA = prepare themselves for the performance
.. 'a7i' paris. lie Staging OF the Echo Chorus
al ';Ae' songs BY nnmocr of little girls mos: Of
'a'm W 1T ~ reclsn.z, vs. simply perfection
4-'' ''14 through ~ ~ their songs with
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

TELL THE TRUTH.-The difference between
telling lie and telling the TRUTH is in point of
convenience to the speaker, always in favor of
telling the truth. If you tell lie, you have
got to tell half a dozen more to induce people
to credit the first one, and then you will prob
ably fail; whereas, if you tell the truth, the
generality of mankind will believe you involun-
tarily, and you will rarely be troubled about it,
even 1t your statement should conflict with the
Interests Of others and make them your ene-
mics.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

"PsYcuicAI" This word means Of or
pertaining to. the soul or living principle in
man. "Psychism" relates to the system "f
philosophy taught by Quesne. til. basis Of which
was THAT natures anlmatlng principle con.
sisted Of Auid diffused throughout the uni
verse, the action Of which. upon different or
CARNATIONS, was modified by the peculiarities
If the organizations to be acted upon This
philosophy found many ndherents, aud has
given ris. to deep undercurrent Of thought
in this country and Europe, which the Chicag"
Times predicts is now about to result in the
discovery and utilization of the fluid or occult
force, rs the Times calls it, in telegraPhy. "lts
existence" saysth Times "has been discovered,
and it will sustain most important part in the
future 1t will possess somewhat the same
character with reference to psychics that cleo
tricity does to physics; and It
now occupies the relation to it's positive and
definite future, that the discovery OF the force
Of steam lifting the teakettle lid bears to the
modern steam engine" We have long at
tached all Of the Importance to this matter the
Times does; and we go one step further: We
believe, not only that there exists in nature,
medium by which men can communicate with
each other instantly. however widely severed
but also that the time is comparatively near at
hand when we shall know, by what We now
call ''intution," the thoughts and purposes OF
every person we meet; that we will yet be able
to read the minds Of others with the same TO-
cility with which we now read their books.
OF course some time must elapse before this
will come to pass. The art will be given first
to the few. and by them taught to the
many--first for speculative purposes, and next
for retormatory ones. That oil Of this will be
accomplished, we have long been without
doubt
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

> 49,, FpoM BANNER.-Last fall when Hon.
Wv o.,ns began the work Of erecting quartz
v. AVA Ranuer district, prospecting was resumed
nih ~ .;,h renewed energy; and SO far as We have
tne'' 30 Learn the labors of the prospectors have
0S'D awarded with extraordinary success. Shafts
~'A sunk or tunnels run. on ten or fifteen ledg.
p' ;, avery instance ore has been obtained worth
~, 70 nearly 500 per ton. The assures from
w. ,hs ore is obtained are usually nom two and q
WV. .,,r and half feet wide. so that out little
n' will be experienced in taking it out, when
aD' :..s are fairly opened. Both the universally
wv ,,osuec,s obtained. and the onvenience and
18th which the mines in Banner district can be
49,, indicate that it will yet prove to be one Of
,,s, Il not, as We believe it is the best quartz
'A- ~ This coast Mr.. Donald Grant who has been
~, tunnel into Mr.. Crafts mine on the Vol.
,a,ye. came in from there few days ago. and
,,sv struck the ledge by running their tunnel in
distance OF $50 feet 200 feet below the surface and
,,a il al tina, depth to be about four and half feet
"a, ~ ,bout half foot wider than top: the pay
.hont two fee. wide and the quality Of the ore
-. materially changed. This last opening on the
,1vsr;ne ledge is. We believe. the fourth which has
ham made on portion of the ledge, of about six
Aopsspd feet linear measure and is the deepest one
81, made The assays obtained in each OF the four
,,snnss have been universally good-ranging from
.,aO 10 $3.50 dollars the ton of rock. Mr. Grant il
an inexperienced miner. and gives il as his opinion
h,. there is paying ore enough above their tunnel i'll
the Wolverine mine 10 employ ten men six or seven
Years in Stopping it ont. The other mines on this
ledge which have been opened. promise equally as
well as this one, ana display an unsurpassed wealth
Of ore Various other lodges. as We are informed,
beside the Banner and Miami. turning ont even
better than those famous mines: and il canno, be
long before mines which prospect so richly will be
worked Snow a. Banner is about !. feet deep; all
there healthy. AMI blsiy =, work and in the bcs,
Of spirits And cheer. miue-s always are when for
tune stands smiling ~ their sides
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

RoBBING THE L. S. TREAsURY.-About
4 fortnight ago room in the Treasury DE,
partment, Washington. IN which internal rey-
nue. warrants. ready for ISSUE on United States
d'p"sitarirs are kept, was my seriously entered
by burglars. who forced u sky light, descended.
packed up $4,000 worth of warrants. and got
out by climbing back through the skylicht. II
was evident that the thieves knew the place.
well. and were perfectly able To select such
warrants as were negotiable and suited their
purpose. The matter was kept very secret,
aud Chapman, "f the Treasury Department.
employed the Washington police to work the
case up. aud came I" New York and instructed
the Sub-Ireasury officials to look out for the
warrants. Chapman also. fortunately for the
Government, informed Chief Mnts.ll Of thu.
robbery. Last night John Corcnran, formerly
at the special service squad and now private
dr,-ctis. 1T the Hoffman House, was informed
| by Tracy. the clerk. that there was something
wrong In regard Ia treasury warrant TOR over
! $500 that he had cashrd Cnrcuran commence.
I'd an inquiry but the man who had got the
drait changed. aud Who was dressed and acted
III" a gentleman. became uneasy. left the bar
and disappeared. Shortly after. Chapman,
who was ahout 10 start lar Washington rrcny.
nlxrd the draft rs on- Of the stolen warrants
and. being obliged Ia 90 t" the caplt" lett
word 10 havr the cas-. followed up with MI dill.
,-s.urr- Curcuraa wen: Ia III. Fifth avenue.
ih"atrr. and securing the services of detective
t,"li'u. the two began I" search the hotels
and found the following entry On the Gils.y
/ House bo"ks: III. l. Mason, S'n Francisco:
/ Edward Eimunds. San Francisco" The de-
scri ption ut these guests answered those of the
prisons the officers were IN search of. and
shortly after their identity was by private in.
/ fnrnati"n perfectly established, Mason being
asrrrtainrd Ia h. n son al Judge Williams al
Washington. AMI Ednunls I" be one Moore. u
clerk in tn. Treasury Department. Ten
| thousand dollars worth of the warrants was
/ found in satchrl belonging tn the parties
who were placed 10 n cell " 7. Herald.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

THE SrAMEsE TwINs.-Chang and Eng.
the Siamese twins are dead. Chang died
frst and Eng two hours afterwards, though
hs was i'll at the the time Of Chang's death.
The death of the latter. it seems to rs, IL
clearly chargeable to the cowardice Of the sur
eeons. An operation might have saved his
life. and should have been performed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. Imped!ments 10 Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment New and re,pargable remedies
Books and Circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South
Ninth ST.. Philadelphia. pa...-an Institution having
a high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
iessional skill nov SIMS
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

-Bsn.. essrs. Philip Brandt. Louis Fuld and
us On Ia. =, 'ranite Creek, made brief call on
dDan... .naay' Mr.. Fuld Is partner in the firm
bis Co. At Granite. and he informs ~ tina.
~es.. Mr.. Alex. Danskin. who went below some
ready m nance to purchase supplies Of stocks has Al.
sarded thr.aP nents Of goods which are 70 be for.
ah early IN -. dlrect at seven cents freight, coin.
hessrs fuid the season to be shipping goods bu,
srmned to hsra Dahskin need the goods aud are de.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

KEEPS Us SUPpLEp.-S c. Silsby at the postofscs
Bookstore. keeps regularly supplied with newspa
pers. periodicals and magazines. for which he has
our thanks. He also keeps for SALE newspapers and
magazines from all over the United States and var;.
Gus European publications besides. which he fur.
nishes to regular subscribers and tra,s,,, ,s,,,,
ers lower than they be procured from any other
source Us he mas arrangements made with publishers
10 get them at lowest figures
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05
city and County.

-, xotice.-lO.O0O pounds Of nice. fresh.
spec, HAMS. SIDES and SHOULDERS. for
h0ne.' hv McDevitt Rowe. at the Washington
MARKET.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

Horseshoe R s.s BESD.-A private letter from
dsep that the cattle .Ps
sss tie vss,h .nd great many win probably die IN.
aock ara S aser noderates soon. ali Other kinds OF
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

"EArHER-Not more than an inch of snow has
fallen during the past week. At present writing the
sky Is as doudless and blue as in July. and the ann
shines almost as warm; but the nights ara ouits
frosty and cold. The depth of snow in the different
camps Of the Basin varies from two and half to
.hree aho nan feet. and from the best information
we can get the re is but little more IN Nh. n'onnt
what snow there is. however. is wet and very Arm
and solid. so that if there should fall no more wa
would stu have plentiful supply of water in the
Spring. ." VIC
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

doc, b., iSo-During the past week several
the c,,. o'eh poisoned to death about town; and
n,,o;os ''Ahces are such as show tina. /. was done
,ss. oasly' The practice of poisoning doc. /, rem
cum,,,n.s wv 70 use harsher term under any cir
bis neias, Aao when man will go about poisoning
proun,ina sogs. in obedience. merely. to the
be mai. vile and malicious nature, he should
have the 20 answer to the law for his oeu,e people
ter whether b seht to keep harmless dogs. no mat.
'''es or other animals '"e' now :"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

in this A'-A private letter has been received
sheriff Barr s'nce the last Issue Of the WORLD from
oafIed I'D in y. Hemni county. Mr.. Barry 10 not
SSnped on s suow drtft. - was feared: but 10 en-
spring. 'naxe river awaiting tho opening Of
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05
Spefial Dptifes.

E5-S. NJ. PErTENGILL & Co, 10 State Street. Bos.
ton 81 Park Row. New York. and 70l Chestnut Street:
Philadelphia are our Agents for procuring advertise
ments for the IDAHO WORLD in the above cities and
authorized to contract for advertising at our lowest
rates.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

Hs- Fon the very best Photographs go to Bradley
4 kuloison's Gallery without sTAIRs-ASCEND IN
THE ELEVATOR. 40 Montgomery street. San
Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05
LIST OF GIFTS.
PRICE OF TICKETS:

Whole tickets, $50; Halves. $25; Tenths, or each
coupon, So; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500; 221a
Tickets for 81 OOO l13 Whole Tickets for $4,000 227
Whole Tickets for $4,000. No discount on less than
$500 worth Of Tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted. in all
respects, like the three which have already been
given and full particulars may be learned from cir
culars which will be sent free from this ONCE to al
who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for agencies
will be attended to in the order they are and
it s hoped they will be sent In promptly that there
may be no disappointment or delay IN hliing all
Liberal terms given to those who buy to sell agan
An agents are peremptorily required to settle up thel
accounts and return q unsod tickets by the 2Oth day
Of March. Ia8
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

oosrtE-A brigade OF ladies'. consist
MRS. Homer Dray. Mrs. Heman Jones, and
S.. '''s PARSONS, male sor,e upon our Office on
eel, u last week, and succeeded in capturing i,
q, .h. assistance. They took possession
thai which they run to suit themselves, and
''''e OF printing papers was quite original bu,
are not quite prepared to recommend :, for ,ens,,,
s.opson After they had RIM ,hs into ~.
eouIt1 linked the handle Of The bravsr 80 ,hav
Of panar . II any longer and wasted few sheets
ed the c,s Inspected The files Of papers ransack.
to run s discovered tina, they didn, know how
for them . press and compelled all hands to do
csn.s and departed like AlexanSer w"snina hs
Would lily . 90 find no more mischief to do We
the devil b,s some OF them do the like again as
ones to rv !, been Dragging since that the mex,
"ouidht get away with IL" 40 easy
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

Oh Observation-Disclosures is specially called to
.0 advertisement In another column of the Ball to
20 gwen on ST. Valentines day by Mr.. j. W. Dawson
Oh Fiacerviue. good time is to be had by all
VINO attend' as Mr.. Dawson. and his most estimabe
""e are among the best hosts and hostesses in the
world as everybody in Boise county knows, and
never spare either pains or expense to make their
guests comfortable and happy on such occasions and
70 nave them enjoy themselves We advise ali who
to 60 to the ball. FoA0 WY
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

IscuLAp1AN-We notice that our genial friend. DR..
= d 6elknap has fitted up quite neat little Office
on the south side of Wall street. rst door above the
>. cnaries hotel. and is-gettng very nice little
STOCK OF drugs and medicines in it. The Doctor in.
forms US the community is in condition Of most
discouragng good health just now but he means - he
prepared ior any possible emergency and hopes the
pestiences and "sich" mentiopeti as possible con
Gomasants OF the approaching perhelion of Saturn
Supues. Uranus and Neptune. will precede that
to i've e' i0iio" cnance
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

M Having determined to stay and
help to develop this country, 1 shall Keep
a Full &ock Of Goods, to sell at Far
Loving Prices, and shall be glad to see or
hear from all in ,caat Of goods w my
line. Orders ,ciu be promptly filled and
on Just as good terms as the buyers
were present, and all packages Of to 10
pounds I ,ciu deliuer Free at Centeyvsue
and Plocermlle.
idaho Gift. Nay ~, 1s5a.u
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

Agent Public Library Kentucky, and Manager GIFT
Concert, Public Library Building. Louisvihes Ky.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

will be distributed among the ticket.holders
The tickets printed in coupons. of tenths, and
all fractional parts will be represented in the draw
ing Just as whole tickets are.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-05

And have great many agents yet to hear from.
no DOUBT Is ENTERTAINED OF THE SALE OF EVERY
TICKET BEFORE THE DRAWING, But WHETHER ALL ARE
SOLD NOT CONCERT AND DRAWING WILL POSI-
TIvhLY AND uSEQU1vocALLY TAKE PLACE ON THE DAY
NOW FIXED. AND ANY REMAIN UNsoLD THEY WILL
DE CANCELLED AND THE PRIZES WILL. BE REDUCED IN
PROPORTION TO THE UNsoLD TICKETS.
Only GO, 600 tickets have been issued and
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

There ia n pleasing pottirh sentiment
in thr Old Roman ilrl Of naming the hfst
month of th. yraf after the two.rtc
i mus. Nh. cnnc,ul.ou of the lo.hug
h,rk to the mast Sbiir Looking forward
IN ih, f,tnrr /. ou,.. of tbo.r harry idras
r,r ,gnirh m. ric,t p,ir.n minds of old
,,..,,. brnt,I
Tlt.. lhr rrst month of the year. is
,,o,,,J ..nus. d. sun of Apo.lo, and,
,.nnsh n native ,r 1he.snlv. the mn-t
,,,,.,,.ul RIM of Iulv. wh.thrr he cmi-
,sr,t,.I u,.I tinutri tl,' colopv Of Jauiru-
Inn. nn thr 1lher. Tbe word Janus,
s',.;f,in, , cal.. was considered hy
Nn,,,s p',p,.ii7. n,,,lirabl. 10 ui, Bf-l
,,,,',i, ,,r H., h,.i,,,i.al vrsr n- the gate
"- ,niranr,. nr Inn nrw ,,ar. Janus is
,,.,,.'r,l', r,,,,,s,n,rd viii a kew. am,
,,i,, 'i' Ill., ,nrIl,er .,nn in nn. IA md aud lhr
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

.tt"m tAr lhilad"lphiA hullrtn-I
The sum asked tor by the Centennial
Commissioners, who are now Ia Wash-
mrtun rudcAvuiiug Ia obtain from Con-
rless an appropriation f,r the eNposi-
uou. il five millions Of dollars. 10 II
Ek.ly That the total cost of the enterprise
will hr about light millions, aud Of this
sun Pennsylvania will probably ItuNidc
uuc-fourtl. Her contribution already
urnrl, rcach's that amount. aud there j.
liulc dnubl that il will be fully two nil
on of dollars before the work is com
plri,d.
The contributions from The other States
have rot come In with the degree of
rapidly that mi-ht have hr'u cxiectcd,
and il i. enin,utly desirable that there
should hr from Congress, which ran ac
directly Tor the nation as whole, posi-
tive ruaiauter of the remainder Of The
money thst will lee required whcu The
machinery put into operation among th,
prnl le has ne all that IL can accom-
pli-h. The ,um asked for is large one
bat il is not too much for the gOyernm,n NJ
to pay either for the glory ui The event ol
for the direct =, cun,Hry advantage uI lh'
exposition 10 the people OF THIS country
1 No other government on the lace OF TIT
earth would escape with as small an ont
/ lay from It's Treasury upon euch gran'
ocrnsion and ours cannot atiJrd, fJr th'
sake of saving lrw dollars, to permi
the exf ositiun 10 he auythng less thar
wholly magnificent. II is 10 he hope'
that our appropriation bill viii be pAsst'
promptly by both llOusts Of Congress.