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The HEADQUARTERS IN THE WEST,
for the trade in Cloaks, Cloakings, Trim
mings and Underwear. is J. w. Gfiswold 4
Cos, 81 and So Madison street. Chicago.
Twenty-Five years experience in their specially
has taught them the wants of Western dealers
~ to quality, styles and prices. There is no
house equal to this in the West.
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To HAVE good health the liver must
be kept in order. Sanford's Liver Invigor-
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THE SALE Of RatIbone, Sard 4 Co.'S stoves
il immense. Their cook and heating stoves
are universally popular in the West.
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IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD"

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These Choppers are made in seven different sizes
four sizes for Family use and three sizes for
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Hardware, House Furnishing Goods aud Agricult-
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or In ON PER DAY made by Agents and Can
an III AL y-ss re selling our SASH LOCKS rs
tails only 10 Cents. Sells quick Address LlV-
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Pin. Tape, and other Worn
n SOUU VUICVPUETV.
CIoauSe the Initiated Bleed when
1. nronONiLD tN 90.

Druggists and Con. Ags., San Francisco Californfz.
and cor of Washington aud Caa,l;ou S.. n. L.
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DknEO OhIIC JENNIEGS BROS, manufactu-
TINT En THthO. rers Of the japanese Paper
Ware, !J2 Pearl St, New York city. Trade supplied
with Spttoons Bowls, Basins Stop Jars Trays &c.
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Kuaint, Kueer g. KuriouS

IL the valuable book give TO all. Full of facts,
figures aud fuu; ca pages; 30 pictures. Inclose two
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yF YOU WANT 4 FIRST-CLASS SEW
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THE LEDGER Co., Chicago, ILL.,, and learn how you
can get one. A splendid offer.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-10
a G.. McDotG,Li..

LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF THE
NJ f. CtrgCIt-Th- ceremonies on this &C.
casion were quite imposing. and witnessed by
a large audience III ladies' and gentlemen Ac.
cording a. previous announcement they Assem-.
BLEED IN the grounds ut o'clock Sunday after.
noon The exercises commenced with singing
by the choir: prayer by Rev. J A. Van Anda
an excellent address by Gov. Bennett. which
We publish in I" days paper. Appropriate re-.
marks by Rev Van Anda. and the circulation
of the subscription list for the erection Of the
Church Mr.. Van Anda estimated the cost of
the Church between six and seven thousand
dollars and they still want 300 more than was
subscribed Two hundred and sixty FIVE dol.
lars was raised by circulating the list He
then proceeded t" the work "f depositing the
box and putting the stone in its place. The
choir sang another hymn. and on pr"nonncing
the benrd,ction the audience Dispersed.
The following articles were deposited in the
corner stone Of the NJ. r. Church Of Boise
City: One copy al the Bible. one copy IT the
Hyn,nbook. one copy Of the discipline. one copy
If the constitution and bylaws Of the !. @. G..
r. The names Of the preachers In the Terri
tory; the names Of the official members OF the
Church In Boise: the names Of Nil the mem
bers and proha!ioners Of the Church; list vt
the subscribers ri the building fund: one copy
each uf the Christian ddrocnfc. New York;
the Norihmesierm Christian AdrOcdfc, Chicago.
H.; the California ChrisfiaM .ldvocate. San
Franciscan: the Sunday School Journal; the
idaho 7ri- Ucekly and Weekly Statesman,
Boise City; the Owyhee .4r1lanche, Silver
City; IDAHO WORLD. NortherHer and sew
eral photographs Of citizens. -Siatcsman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-10

TnE Stdtesmam's placsrvillc reporter il n
bright, particular star" in his profession. His
report last week Of the burning Of Dave Con.
RAIDS house and barn placed thoee buildings ia
Placprville. whereas they were three miles
south Of town. This week he reports the nom.
iuees Of the Independent Convention, and for
r. II. Robb puts r. II. Robbie; for Bailey
Hayden. Billy Hayden; for G. B. Baldwin.
G. w. Baldwin; for J. r. Cheek, - Cheek !;
for II. G. Thompson. II. Thompson; for Jere-
miah Rardon, Jerry Brown; for Sheriff G..
w. Richards. Mr.. Richards being the nomi-
nee for Auditor. and Mr.. John Kennally for
Sheriff. II would be difficult to get more blum
ders into less space. 50
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-10
QUARTzBURG LETTER.

QUARTzBURG BOISE Co., O0r. ], 1874.
/ Quartzburg, a town of about $50 inhabi-
tants, derives its name, existence and prosper.
ity from the undeniably rich quartz veins in its
immediate neighborhood. OF these veins the
Cold Hill mining Co. own one. and for the
past Eve years have kept their Is stamp mill.
the finest in the Territory. constantly employed.
The other mill and ledge is owned and worked
BY the Boise Mining Co; for years past, the
quartz. being of u very soft dec"mposed ma
ture was worked by the primitive method Of
sluicine; but the company's new ten stamp
mill now in operation has proved that not one
halt of the gold was saved by that method.
The late successful run has decided the fact
that it is destined to rank among the best
lodges known on the Pacific Coast The Gold
Hill Co.'S ledge contains a. good percentage of
sulphurets. Az u cheap method OF working
them has not been discovered to benefit us in
this remote Territory. the owners wisely save
them and have now on hand nearly 5000 tons,
which will average $50 per ton.
The success Of these two companies will
doubtless give fresh impetus to prospecting
and developing those lodges known to be rich.
and which exist throughout the range Of moua-
tains surrounding this basin. In the minds OF
thinking men there is not a doubt respecting
the ultimate prosperity Of this section. From
all quarters we hear the good tidings of rich
strikes. Many Of the fortunate discoveries
are however too poor to place the necessary
machinery on their mines. The one thing
needfu for them to do is to develop the ledge
either By means Of shaft or n tunnel. then
endeayor 10 sell 10 capitalists either a: home or
abroad Capital always seeking fresh fields aud
pastures new" will Jump at the advantages we
can offer IT, The days oi wild cat" min
ing being numbered with the past. and capital.
lists having Eel; her CLAWS are naturally more
cautious, therefore the owner of n mine must
Thoroughly convince them that his min. is a
bonn 6de good thing and no risky speculation.
In order 10 do this he must show them n fair
sample of ahou. ton of Oh. ore as II comes
from the mine and in as large pieces as be can
conveniently manage. ais" ~ '"ef" - A'e"a
i'm the vein richer than the rest he muss
mannge 50 "a In show the width of that streak
in It's entirety. All this is absolutely n~c.ssa-
nv now a iays iu sell n mine Ia advantage.
This thing of taking few choice samples Is
played out. for The simple rras"n that men of
capital are generally possessed of brains in
promotion Ia their cash Having had my sa,
Tor III. prrs"ut an this subject and having writ
ten il f.r the hrnrfi. Of lrav. Il Ia the rrflrc-
,ions al The lInSf~r MINER.
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NJ ARRIED.

Lvtton. On, y. J. Ro1lwELL to Miss CIAn1ss. p.
sREAIrA both Of thiscity. dAl-
1 Long before the honr designated for the m....
ceremony totake place NE spacious church v.s sn
% crowdin6 with the friends Of the sweet auso
bride and highly fortunate groom, anxiou.,. s
Without demonstration. awaiting the arriv., =.
happy pair. At O'Clock in tho evening tho -
party arrived. Mr.. Jesse Bradford and wifa
the way; next came Master Walter and Miss ,.-s
Gslbreaith. brother and sister of the bride. 1'
were Mr. p. D. Rothwell, brother OF the brdes.o..t
and Miss Mollis Heed. bridesman and bridss,...,'
they were followed BY Mrs. Luney and the o,oo..
and last came Mr.. Luney and the BRIDE The clo.-
man being already in waiting. the party proceeas.
Immediately TO the altar where the sacred ritea o..
performed which made the destinies Of the vor,~
couple one and ndivsible forever after which thu
retired to the Luna House. the residence ., -
brides parents. where reception of two hour. Dr.
ration was held. and where they were followed :,
al OF the throngs who had witnessed their MARRIAGE
in the church. and received the congratuaton. .,s
hearty good wishes OF all. After the reception wa.
over all sat down to the finest supper we have eve,
seen served In Idaho City, having done justice ~
which the assembla3e ascended to the parler on n.
second foor Of the Luna Heuse. Here the piano and
the vocal powers Of some OF the ladies' present ws,.
called into reqnistion aud most pleasant half hon
or SO passed away. Then a dance was proposed tho
Good Templar Hall got in readiness and thither H..
youthful and the gay Of Idaho City repaired to CON-
clude with music and dancing the enjoymen,s Of an
evening which was surely the most delightful il has
ever been our lot to participate in Idaho Territory
At the conclusion Of the dance the guests separated
each 10 their homes. Then the brass band was
brought out and the newly welded pair treated to
musical serenade. which was kept up bon, town
until late hour Ut night. Taken altogether the
wedding WAS the most splendid affair Of the kind
that has b en- witnessed here in many a dav
and the young people have great to feel graft
fed at the attention and respect shown them on the
occasion of that which should be the most solemn
and important event Of their lives as they have the
hear,ies good wishes OF all here who know them for
their future happiness.
May hope ever cheer,
And smiles It'll abide
Until life has grown sere,
As onward they glide.
SIN loving aud loved,
Then as now tide by side.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-10

DEMocRArIC.-Wc have heard the charge
lately that the Independent ticket was nearly
all Republicans. The charge IL an erroneous
one There are on the ticket ten Republicans.
eight Democrats and three independents to-
wit: Kingaley, Robb. Mitchell, Moore. Ritch-
ards, Kennally. Brodbeck. Hull and zipf are
Republicans: Cave, Cheek. Thompson. MUIR
rny, Hayden. West, Black and Orchard are
Democrats; and Wetsrll, Riardon and ourself
Independents. $500
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the ef
fccts o! Errors aud Abuses ia early life. Manhood
Restored. 1mpediDenis 10 Marriage removed New
method IL treatment New and remarkable rene
dies. Books aud circulars sent free in sealed en-
selorcs. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 4l9
North Ninth ST. PHILADELPHIA Pa..~an Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skiil.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-10

HAvrNo an oyerstock Of Dry Goods, Clothing and
Boofs and Shoes and being dcsirous Of reducing this
portion Of ms stock propose making extraordinary
inducements to CASH buyers from this date TIL
further notice. Customers ordering goods uf they
rst Those calling nj store will pienee ALWAYS indi.
cate whether they want IL enlarged Of expect 70 pay
cash. Cash will take goods in any Of thcaa lines u
about cost and chargcs, G. 8. KINGSLEY.
juno I. la7t-if
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-10

Tux Democratic Territorial Convention
which met ut Boise City IN Saturday Of last
week. il IT'LL voting with no nearer prospect
# making nomination than on tho first day.
Foot. still holds IA Votes. while the rest nre
divid X. M. We believe between M'ssrs. En-
sign and Beatty.
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Srefial Notifts.

ns-s. NJ. PnrrIsoil-L d Co. 10 State Street. Bos.
ton. 3 Park Row New York. and 7ol Ckes,nu, Stree:
Philadelphia Agents for procuring advertise
menis for the IDAHO WORLD in the above cities and
authorized 10 contract for advertising al our loves,
rates.
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CITIZEN.


In Wout.p - 7tr Sir: same me signing
himself "Citiz~n. without courage seemingly
10 place biz oan signature over h's piece"
ha. - rit.en n ANAL nr.icl" saving reflected on
III. Southern men 1T nur country. ! uttered
nn word against them in my lecture. | drew
4 con. parisnn between negro slavery" and the
slavery Of strong drink and Citizen has msrrp-
resented the f,cts II he ia n Christian. he
writes like something else. His hard words
don't hurt anyone but himself II he feels
hard Mt lecturers for drawing comparisons
about n dead issue" we canno. help II. Some
people are ton sensitive and we think Citizen
one Of that kioi We hope hereafter Citizen
will exercise n little Christian charity. if b.
belongs Ia the Church. and not say any more
naughty things about any one who don't agree
with him in Ill particulars.
A G. McDorG,tL..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-07-17
BILL PoNERnY Jn.

a. The Cincinnati Enquirer saws /:
The World j. carlesS about the victory
IN Indiana, unless that victory be it,
own. or an Eastern VICTORY. and not
lndianas. Ii j. ''the character OF yicto-
ny alone about which it is careful. In
a word the World advises the Democ-
racy Of Indiana 10 commit suicide. II
asks that State to pronounce against an
increase Of the currency to declare that
every man owing money shall pay from
fifteen per cent. TO fifty per cent. more
than I've owes; to say that the great IN.
dustries of that great State shall remain
lifeless from lack of machinery. of facili-
ties. of means. The World asks the
Democracy of Indiana TO become tool
of their foes. The precise form OF the
declaration which ii would have the In
diana Democratic Convention make il
does not name, but il sufficiently indi-
Gates that the Speedv-rcturn-to-s
payment heresy j. the leading feature
IF the doctrine it would have the De-
mocracy OF Indiana adopt. That mean.
contraction and bankruptcy. II ak.
the dominant party in great State to
lick the hand that smiies IT. some III
the assertions 81 the World. made to.
bolster its advice, thought ridiculou.ly
false. are not more absurd than the adj
vice itself IL SAYS that Indiana. Mis-
souri, and Kansas arc the only three
States where Imitation" can be said 10
De az all popular, and adds that The
duty 81 the Democracy (to contract the
currency Il. therefore, the more unmis-
ialAbic. Mr. World twenty-five states
have already pronounced in favor ~ all
Increase " tie currency, aud tic West
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-07-17

~ The Illinois Stats Zeitung. one
~ the ablest German newspaper. in the
United States. confirms previous reports
ofthe stampede Of the Germans from tie
Republican party. 1t saws:
Chicago was once the bulwark Of the
Republican party by its German vote.
How thoroughly that party has thrown
away the confidence Of the German. bv
IT, degeneration. its temperance ideas
and IT. paper-moncy swindle. was illus
trated a last Saturdays primary cleo
tons. With the exception Of n very few
German Federal officials. not a single
Herman participated in them. Indeed.
~ those wards where the German. pre-
dominate largely. no elections could BE-
held because there were no Republican
yoicS.-
Three or four years ago the German
wards in Cincinnati were good for about
three Or four thousand Republican ma
lority. Next election they will Give 4
decided Democratic majority. The
revolution j. already a. strong N l,rg.
portion 70 the vote al Over Ohio and
Indiana.