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New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1874-09-10
FINANCE-RAILROAD LEGISLATION-TAXATIO
ECONOMY IN EXPENDITURES-DE DEMOCRATIC
EXTRAVAGANZA ILLUSTRATED-REPUB-
LICAN INTEGRITY PROVEN.

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''ff1iS 6 P1fasS' House for Mr. Wood
PAY.
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NGthng more could be
Congress-
Democratic vote left ''
the majority congress indicated that
OF
system under
eiect COMMITTEE the
SO the concerned One
notable chapters decisions
o""''e' supreme
decisions Especially Pbadelnbis and
Railroad u.s. Pennsyvania) the anu eAu"s
well N''Ne eA'e"us ~ he iahd as
ha spotatn By rail from
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.ns control of Congress
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

AVERY dirty. debased. ignorant look
;ns, man camc I'm 10 vote In township
of Michigan. Said one 81 the ladies.
offering him ballot. Il wish You
would oblige us by voting this ticket
.Wha, kind Of ticket is ,l,ai." said hc
Why said the lady. ''yon can sce
Yourself "Bui | can't read he an
swered. why. can't YOU read the bal
10, you have there in your hand. which
Won are abou; TO vo,ey" the lady asked
No said he. Il can't read AT all
Well" sad the lady. this ballot
means ,ha, YOU are willing 10 Ia; the
women Is we'll as the men vote is
tina, it," he replied. Then don't want
il: the women don, know enough ~
vote Grand Rcf,ids Pot.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

MISSING The Banr.-As the cars
were moving away from Tcrrc Han.
the other day, pretty Young woman
came from tho ladies' car. and rusLin.
into tho smoking car. fran,ically ap
pealed to everybody Ia stop the train.
Catching sight Of tue conductor. sle
exclaimed piieonsly. Mr.. Conductor.
10 pleas stop the train; I've left my
baby" The train was stopped. and tho
baby recovered, amid the hearty cheers
OF the people ON the platform and the
passengers; and while the young moth
or laughed and cried and Rugged her lit
tic one. she tried to explain how the
baby was such q new one that she
hadn't got used to it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

VERY BRiaHr.-A real incident oc
CURED ., on the train between Noun,
Pleasant and Burlington, La. A little
girl travelling with her parents attrac,
cd the attention of the passengers b,
ner brightness. A gentleman went t.
ner seat and asked her eff she wouldn,,
l'ke to go home with him." adding tha,
ne had = nice little boy that she conI'
pay with. The little girlt eyes danreI
ana her cherry lips rounded up, when
sne sad: I'm going to have q little
orotner OF my own. the first of Novcm.
"er., The old man wilted, the mothe,
o'usnco' and the passengers gigelcd.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

kIruAL'sx' Your young friend staid
nneommoniy late last night. and l was
quite inclined TO come into the parlor
ana dismiss him. said an indnlgent IA.
u'er 10 his pet Of sixteen. ''Oh, yes, j,
was pretty late; but we got 90 inter.
es,cd IN discussing ritaalism that we
a,a not notice the tlecting hours, papa r.
!. Discuss'ng ritualism!r sternly qner;ed
the father, and then he walked SLOWLY
away with his hands under his coat
sA'''s. trying to remember what they
called It when ne was young.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

fitness for given pursuits in even . n.y.
II capble children. By overlooking ','o5e
facts whole schools are often na ud
treadmills. wanting spontanle'y and
the best work. Up to Il the cnl,o
should study only lightly, IN s'mP.I
arithmetic, geography, and na stoaa'
science s. with SO much training in geog
rabby and history as will make news,
napers ineligible. and with so muon
General reading as will give an ape,
lite for good literature. But In the :s'
main, what is taught should DO .;. ~
quantities only to create an apPe..t,I3;
and the rest of the child's energy snou'a
be put upon physical developmena,'
which again should not be overstrall'ea'
while the body is freed from all strain
and exposure. OF another system there
are some bright results, as that o. =
John Stuart Mill, but the results are
exceptional, and should say that even
that case was of the nature ola warning.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

A. frovxs Certain kinds
: .,,;a as politcncss. sincere ~ .ne.
% - n' are absurd enough TO be gIo'es4a .h
are aIo ~ mistake of this sort, WIN
A comu nusons' even 10 large cities, - e
sow so,o Excuse my glove. when .ney ,.e =.
ca Co., their hand to . casual scqua'n..I :,
~ INTRODUCTION to stranger. :
or on ' ~ ;nferred from this remark
m'gn ..a :. gearing Of gloves Is either ex
that the r rrs 10 civilized community
..s .ba; the wearer wishes TO advertise
or '''a er,raordinary fact that ne nal
~. ..'o,es All be really desires 70 to ap
g gov oolite: never suspecting for . m"
p Iaaat that he is simply ridiculous,
If You offer to shake bands VIII al.
-. !. place where it is customary
to wear gloves, you certainly nee GU. :.
excuse for compliance WIN .i'c "a, -,
You might, with equal reason on re-
ceiyipg a visitor at your house, aPo'o
rise 30 him Tor not removing your coa'
before bidding him welcome,
The phrase probably bad its origin
in the DAYS when gloves were clumsy
and used more for protection than a,
an essential Of dress. Then the naked
hand was thought to be an evidence o.
rood will and cordiaiity. Since gloves
have been universally adopted, the idea
of asking pardon for wearing them Is al
anachron;sm as well as ali improperly
Gloves are now made 10 lit exactly
SO that, were it courtesy TO take them
of ON encoun.ering ones friends or ac
ouaiutances, an amount oi tiii'e anu
trouble would be required which would
inevitably render social greeting al
once cs.,nical exhibition and bore
.SriLneY's Monthly.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

FEIESDsHIP-Ncvcr forsakc friend
When enemies gather around, when
the world is dark and cheerless, when
sickness falls on the heart, then is the
time to try trne friendship. The hear,
that has been touched will redonblc its
efforts when the friend is sad or in
trouble Adversely tries true friend.
ship. They who turn from the scene
OF distress prove their Hypocrisy
prove that interest only moves them
Ii you have friend who loves YOU
who has earnestly studied your happi.
ness, be sure you sustain him in troab.
lie. Let him feel that his former kind
ness was appreciated-his love was
not thrown away. Real fidelity may
De rare but still exists in most hearts
Who has not seen or felt his power?
They only deny its worth who have
neither loved a friend or labored to
make him happy. The good and kind
the afectionate and virtuous, see and
feel these heavenly principles. They
would sacrifice everything to promote
the happiness Of others. And in re.
turn they receive the reward OF their
love by sympathizing hearts and count
less favors, when they are brought low
themselves by distress and sorrow.
And in the end how much good springs
from true friendspip.- Young Folks RI.
raj. eA )
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

a mississippi boatman with immense
,ect stopping at q public house ON the
,esee, asked the porter for bootiack
- pun OIL his boots. The colored rrn.
eeeman. after examining the Granger
yet broke out ~ follows:-No Incl
nerc big nuif Cor dem feets. J.ci.s.
Sou,ant pull them Of. massa. widont
l,sacI1'ng do leg. Yuse better 90 hscI
ABOUT three miles to de forks II d. road !
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

A449
TIIE Law or
bsrs who d. not iei,ss
trary are cvasdervl
their subscriptiesa
2. IL any sabscsih..l
asos Of their newsrs.
ostisse to s~sd ,Irr -
psA. 4
,. Il sabserihess 81.
their s~wspaprrs ftss |.
they ara directed, - -
sibls sstil they k.ss -
dssed them Aiscaasissei
4. II sabscnbsss -
without Informing IL ~.
papers are sent 10 IL -
are bid resps,osihle.
s. The courts hare -,
take sewspapers frsn 4. !.
and lesvihg them sse,nsl
evidence VI int~ntios,I ~.
8 The postmast@r ~ !.
legal nstice Of the nesle,, p
frpm the Office the srv.
him. 10 liable 10 the psis
tiou price.
A PAPER containing 90.
PR of needles.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19
IDAHO WORLD.
LOVE AND LABOR.

We die not III. for our deeds remain
1o croun Nth honor or clotho with ssaan'
Throngh endless sequence ofyears 20 come
or lives shall speak. when our nps SIG ou">.
v,,ae fhoueh 10 perish. unknown TO fame'
nnr tomb forgotten, and lost our name.
s,rra nancht 10 wasted in heaven or eartn.
Ana nothino dies TO which God gives barso.
Though life be joyless. and death be cold:
Ana nIeasuree pall q the world grows old,
Yef God has granted our hearts RELIEF.
Er Ioye and Labor can conquer grief.
love sheds light on the gloomy way,
And Labor hurTies the weary DAY;
Thonoh death be fearful. and life be hard,
VA Tnve and Labor shall win reward.
IfLoyA can dry up q single tear.
mlife-lonQ Labor avail to cfear
a angle web from before the true.
Then Love and Labor have won their Aue.
What though We mourn. We can comfort peao'
what IL re die, SO the truth be plain;
A little spsrk from high desire
6hall kindle others. and grow ftre.
We are not worthy to work the whole;
We have no strength which may have s0uI;
Enough for us II our life begin
Successful struggle with grief and sin.
labor ID mortal and fades away.
But Love shall triumph In perfect day:
Labor may winter beneath the sod.
But Love lives ever. for Love 10 God.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19


all. Prof. Tyndall claims that there Is
a great deal more in this mysterious
and unfathomable something which We
we call matter, than has been hitherto
allowed, he sees in it "the promise and
potency of every form and quality OF
life Much horror has been expressed
at this statement, but the expressions
seem to be quite gratuitous. we
should like to know what form orqua!'
|ity of life there is, that is not mani
tested in matter, and is not, therefore,
to be ranked among its potcntiaiities.
All living things are material things;
all organized creatures are constituted
of material elements; and throughout
the scale of life, vital. chemical and
physical powers are correlated in mex.
tricable complication, and displayed
through substratum Of pondcrable
constituents. OF the sixty-odd chcmi-
cal elements, four are chiefly CON-
cerncd in the maintenance Ct life; they
constitute the masses of living things.
and have long been classified as organ
ogens-generators of organization
The mutations Of these elements In
volve the cycles of life Earth, sea
and air are filled with myriads Of vital
forms, though countless millions OF
years the earth has swarmed with
them, while whole rocky systems are
made up Of their material remnants.
When the microscope was invented,
and the frontiers Of old observation
were crossed, 4 new world Of life was
discoveries; aud, as the powers Of the
instrument were improved, mnutcr
creatures were disclosed, grade after
grade, until organism were found not
the milionth Of an inch in diameter.
Those who deny spontaneous genera
ton, or that living beings are directly
cngcndered out Of matter, arc only
able to do 50 by prolonging their Wis
ions beyond the sensible evidence. and
assuming that nature is pervaded Ivy
infinitely tcnuous, inscrntable, though
still material life germs. But whatcv-
er the process by which nature breaks
into this mul,itndinous life, it is un-
doubleday done through an inhexiblc
system of law. There is no irregular.
ity, caprice or miracle about it; it is n
phase of the established order of things,
and vital effects can no more be dsso-
ciated from the properties and powers
OF matter than can chemical or physic-
al efccts.-Pop,lar .Scienoe Monthly.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

DIED in vain attempt to twist the
tall OF mule is western obituary
on the unfortunate subject Of q practi.
cal joke.-Cin. Times.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

= n =. the usc. IN these days. irving
a. 81 :. noncsu exclaimed : 9rumbler
un yon ought 10 try Il once acd -.
'c'orto d one of his companions. - -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

AN old lady. hearing somebody saw
the mails were Irregular, said at was
Just 90 ~ mysyoung days--no trusting
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

a NAN in danger Of being hanged
SAID that Of all the games Of his chilli.
MOOD skipping the rope would he most
agreeable. So '''Ss
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

THE one thing necdfnl for the per
feet enjoyment of love is confidence ,
Same With hash and sausages, -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-09
or All the Diseases

Affecting the human race, there i9 none
more pernicious than Scrofula, and yet
there Is scarcely one in twenty without
some faint It. How long such foul dis.
ease has afflicted mankind IL is almoSt inn
possible 10 ascertain ; but in the reign of
Charles the Second, OF England, ninety-two
thousand persons were touched for II.
The disease is either h. reditary or acquir.
cd. Various have been the methods OF
trying TO cure this awful disease, but in too
many cases the remedy has been quite rs
bah as the disease, Tor what was in the be.
ginning simple Scrofula ended in Scrofula
Pulmonic, or Tuberculous Consumption.
But, however nature may afil!ct mankicd,
she never fails 10 furnish remedy II dill.
gently sought for among the plants OF the
field and the forest, and II is from such that
the Ssmaritan's Root and Herb Juices are
compounded, and positive cure furnished
per bottle. McLain Brothers agent for
Wheeling, w. Va. DESMOND & CO., Pro-
prieto RS, 9l5 Race St., Philadelphia. oc;lO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-09

WEATHER AND WEATHERwIsg.-The
remarkably mild weather for the wins
ter has become theme OF comment
even among the school children. The
end o, the world is near, they say, for
the time has almost come when one
season is not known from another.
Older sages also cay they believe the
winters now are getting milder than
they used to be, and that the seasons
are changing. But it will be come con-
ISOLATION 10 all who are anywise anxious
about it, to: know that according 10 ver-
liable ancient records, in February, l7O4
flowers were blooming 10 tho woods in
this latitude in February, l7T9, the
Willows leaved, the peach trees blos-
somed, and flJwers of dandelion were
seen; in January. l7Sl, there was not
ice enough on the smallest ponds TO
bear a dog; in January 1870, boys
were boating on the rivers as if it were
summer; January, 1898, the tempera-
ture called forth the protestatioa OF the
Oldest iuhabitant that he had never
seen the like; and in January, 1875,
the skies we're cloudless, the atmosphere
warm and the only thing the chroni-
cler had to complain Of was being both"
cred by the hies. So there is nothing
90 very new about warm weather iu
winter siter aiii.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-09

A GRAND SUCCESS The concert Civ.
en- by the English Lathe rsu Evangeli-
cal Sunday School at the Opera House
last night was a grand success, al
most every seat in the orchestra, dress
circle and gallery being occupied
Over four hundred children were on tn,
stage, and the singing and instrumental
music was good indeed. One hundred
scholars were each presented with (
silver cup, for their puuctusl attend
auce at Sunday School during the yea
1873.
After the conclusion OF the concert
Rev. Mr.. Barnitz, the popular and et
ficient pastor OF the church, was pre-
scented with a magnificent china eel
numbering forty-eight pieces, by tn
members of his church, as token G
their regard. The concert and attend
ant circumstances made many heal
light and happy.
Manager James Fitzsimmons did e'
erythiug in his power to make tn
affair pass off as successfully as pos
sible.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-09
BCIcRLAyp DooMEp.-The Washing

BRIcRLAND DooMED.-The WashingI
ton, Pa, Rsvisw and Examiner says:
In the Supreme Court, sitting in
Philadelphia, on Monday last, Chief
Justice AgneE delivered an opinion
affirming the proceedings Of the Court
oil Over and Terminer OF this county in
the case OF Henry Briceland, under sem
teuce OF death for the murder OF John
Alhpgham. Thus the last hope of re-
lief, so far as courts are concerned, is
swept away from the prisoner. The
record will roy be forwarded to Gov
ernor Hartranft, whose duty it will be
10 designate the day OF execution.
When informed, on Tuesday morns
ing, OF the action Of the Supreme Court,
Bricelapd did not betray any unusual
emotion, remarkiug that he had never
entertained much hope from the coarts.
Shortly afterWards be wes visited in
his cell by Rev. James Dermitt, chap
lain OF the Pittsburgh jail, who was
here on visit, aud who engaged in
earnest prayer with the condemned
man. During the solemn service Brice-
land became greatly affected.
The prisoner is constantly confined
to his cell, ana intercourse with others
than the Jail authorities is very limited.
Much OF his time is occupied in paint
ing birds, animals, &c., in which he
exhibits considerable proficiency. His
health is apparently good, although he
states that he looks better than be feels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-09

WATER IrENs.-The lower part OF
III. Island from Somehow, is entirely
submerged.
A portion of the Eighth ward is COW
cred with water, and 30 lie a large por-
ton OF CaldwelTs field, in the Sixth
ward.
Market street, from Doth street to the
Baltimore l. Ohio machine shops' Il
inundated by about three feet OF water
One Of the amusing incidents OF the
high water, was the exit OF family
from the second story window OF .
house on Goth street, yesterday after
noon. A plank was put up to the win
dow, and each member Of the family
two or three OF whom were girls, took
their turn in sliding down the plark
and reaching terra trma.
The people on the Island say the
don't want 20 much sympathy from h
folks on this side. They say W ba
better bestow it on the unfortU nate on,
in the lower portion of the civ
TIE steubeuville HraH cruelty r,
marks that the Pittsburgh, Wbeelin
and Kentucky RAILROAD bed is ais
slowly beips drained of into the rive
and eventually, instead OF forming
basis Of railway operations will probs
bly, add to the increase OF the "Delta
formation at the mouth OF the Nil
sissippi,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-09

BADLY BURNED.-Yesterday SITTER
noon, Mr.. Davenport, the father of tht
celebrated Davenport Brothers, mel
with serious accident at bis room IN
the St. James Hotel, by which be WAS
badly burned. Mr.. Davenport was
preparing a bottle of phosphorus, and
by some accident the bottle was broken
and the phosphorus became ignited,
burning the gentleman severely about
the hands aud feet. The carpet aud
some OF the furniture in the room also
caught fire and was damaged to some
extent. Medical aid was called in and
proper attention given to Mr. Daven-
port 5 wounds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-09

OrERA HoUsE.-On Saturday evening
will appear for the fret time at the
Opera House, the Great Davenport
Brothers, in their wonderful seauces
diabolque, whose world wide reputs-
ton, having appeared before nearly al
the crowned heads Of the old world, 81
well as "ths sovereigns Of America,
is sufficient to guarantee splendid en-
tertainment.
We understand there is something OIL
c wager TO be made in regard TO the
tying o ( the bTothers, and committee
is to be drawn from the audience 10 see
fair play. The prices OF admission are
at the popular rs.es, and the box Office
will be kept open at the regu | ar hours
for tue sale oil reserved seats.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-09
IT. LAK,y & Co., merchant tailors

IT. LAKlN & Co., merchant taiIors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods,
No. SO Twelfth street (old Monroe) !,
have received their stock Of fall and
winter goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the lates styles to
suit purchasers and a perfect fit guar.
anteed. They have also on hand full
line OF gents furnishing goods to suit
the m ost iastidious. Persons contem-
plating buying will do well to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Shirts made to order and ft guar
anteed.