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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-14

| SOME fellow who evidently has not proper regard
for the rights Of property entered the Buena Vista
Bar Company's carpenter shop and store house. on
the Bar lately and appropriated to himself l25 yards
| OF hose, belonging 70 the company.
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Aen, 9drertise,11ents.
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA.
Facts Sworn To.

I'm. J. p. FTLER.-Being sworn, says,
IL I graduated at the University Of Penn'a in 1885,
and after 80 years experiment, perfected DIR. Fit:
lcr's Vegetable Rheumatic syrup and
pills. which guarantee an infaibe cure for Pains
in Head. Lungs, Back, Heart Limbs, Nervous, Kid
new. Blood and all Rheumatic diseases. Sworn to,
this Goth April, 1871. F. A. OSBOURN.
''''' Notary Public Phiia.
We Clerrymcn were Cured by It, and will
satisfy any one writing u.s. Rev. Thos. Murphy. D..
D.. Frankfort, Phila. Rev. c. H. Ewing. Media, Pa
Rev. J. g. Buchanan, Clarence. Iowa; Rev. 6: 6.
smith, Pittsford, N. Y; Rev. Jos Boggs. falls
Phiia., for explanatory Pamphlet and guarantee.
gratis $50 Reward for an incurable case. No cure
no charge reality. Sold by Druggists. =,
May IA. 1874. |'-V'
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Col. E. A. SrEvESsoNs little son Charley, we re.
greet to announce is very sick Of scarlet fever Dr.
Zipf was called to Pioneer last Sunday to see him,
and pronounces the one OF genuine scarletina.
but thinks the little patient will get up without much
difficulty II NO accident happens to prevent.
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A noon definition Of strength-butter
sz- roR the very best Photographs. 60 70 brso'es
\ Rulofson's Gallery with an ELEVATOR ~
Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
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Nj ARRIED:

In Silver City. I. T., May 3. 1874 J. G. ROBBINS
ANNIE LEIGH both Of Silver City.
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p~Having determined to stay and
help to develop this country, 1 sedn Eeep
a Full Stock Of Goods, to sell At fas''
Ldving Prices, and shall be glad to see OF
hear from al IN scant Of goods y. my
line. Orders ,viu be promptly filed and
on Just as good terms as ne buyers
,cere present, and al packages Ct 70 ~
hounds / sciu deliuer FIRES At Centervs4t
land PlaceyUiNe.
Idaho Ctty, Nay -, 1sv36
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ann Of Boise City. is agent ct that place
for "o -.:ons and advertisements.
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hAM.-On Thursday and Friday Of last weak va
had quite refreshing showers Of rainenonoh s,,,no
increase the water In the creeks since
tnas time the weather has been more Or ess shoverv
until yesterday when the amusements were intar,n.
oed oy rendering very fair little hailstorm. The
clouds still hnger upon the mountain tons. or ara
oorne on the winds across the void overhead n,aca
oy the suns rays - they pass but the season for
much rain has passed BY and soon JunsviIl b here
with her grandeur Of sunshine, and scorchinc heat
causing people to forget it ever did rain. amt Il,
MR.. PILE. who has just returned from Horseshoe
Bend. informs us that Mr.. william Paxton n the
Hallway House. does not get the WORLD. and has
not for the last four weeks. As copies have been
sent to him regularly al Of the time IL s evident
that there is something wrong at some point between
this and Mr. Ps residence and we shall try to devise
means to prevent continuance Of the wrong.
Hereafter. II any man wants the WORLD who IN not
able to subscribe for it. II he viii send US his name
and address. he shall have copy free. but we must
request all such not to steal papers from subscribers
AT regular meeting Of Payette Lodge No. 1e. /.
o. G. T.. the following officers were installed for the
quarter commencing May LIST. and ending July 81.
1874: F. r. Starr, W. @. T.; Mrs. s. Dougherty,
W. V. T.; Mrs. L. Robb p. W. @. T.; E. E. Elem.
ming. W. s.; John Ireton. W. F. s. Miss Ada Miner,
W. T.; G. F. Stone w. NJ; R. h. Robb. W. c.; Il.
Lambert, W. I. g.: g. Miner. W. o. G., E. Angle
W. A. s.; Mrs. A. z. Miner. W. d. M; Miss Matte
Miner. W. R. b. S.: Mrs. Anna Flemming. W. l.. a.
s.: Lodge Deputy r. II. Robb.
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AsI BOUGHT an IMMENSE stock at
n low rates, while in Chicago, Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and San Francisco.
will sell Very loo for CASH, or to GOOD
time buyers.
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pondent of the Cincinnati Commercial, at
Covington, and communicated to that paper
certain allegations rejecting upon the official
integrity of Mr.. Myers's father. Enraged
by this, the son made an assault upon Ter
rell with knife cutting and stabbing him
so dangerously that his life hung in doubt
for long time. But his constitution rallied TO
partial recovery, though the terrible effects Of
his wounds will never be wholly overcome.
Colonel Terry, of this city, was in Coving-
ton last Friday, the day before the affray,
and saw Colonel Terrell upon the street. He
represents that the latter was so changed in
personal appearance as to be scarcely recog-
nizable by his former acquaintance. Not
only had old age seemed to have placed its
stamp on every feature in the space of a
few short months, but his figure was
bent and doubled, and he seemed to
walk with much physical difficulty.
Added to his narrow and painful escape
from death, other troubles have come
upon him in his domestic relations. Owing
to his unfortunate habit of over drinking or
other causes, his wife had seen fit to make
application for divorce, circumstance which
must have naturally distracted his mind i'll
his shattered, nervous condition. Under
these circumstances, it would certainly have
been the
DICTATE OF PRUDENCE
and common sense, for the man who had
been well nigh his assassin, to have avoided
any situation that would necessarily bring
him in contact with man who had right
to be his enemy. 1t would seem at this dis
lance that, after Mr.. Myers had sent him
almost to his grave, in fact, killed him, so
far as his intentions and ability went, he
should have been content, and no longer
pursued his victim with persecution. But
from the telegram il appears that in this
bitterest cup of domestic affection,
Mr.. Myers appears as the counsel and con-
fidant of Mrs. Terrell in court. Is it strange
hatred should be kindled to fury, and fury
degenerate into madness under so exaspera-
thug circumstances? Stranger still, that
Myers should, in these dangerous compiled
tions, permit himself, by private alterca-
ton, heat the deadly hatred into fight.
Colonel Terrell went to his room necessarily
desperate and prepared for emergencies.
What could he expect but a resort
TO deadly measures? In an attempt to
expel Terrell from his room, Myres
was shot and killed. Those well
acquainted with the existing sentiment Of
Covington and Newport where Colonel
Terrell lived before going to Covington, a
year and a half ago, say that the sympathy
OF the public has been strongly with Terrell
and that this final act will be palliated if moi
sustained. Colonel Terrell's history is
known in this state, and his brilliant abili.
ties appreciated. With his brother, he al
one time conducted the Lafayette Journal
with marked success, his keen wit and SHARP
assaults, in one or two instances having
caused some threatening personal collisions
The cloud Of troubles that has grown thick
about him for the last few months, will
make strong appeal to his friends at thi:
time.
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WHERE DUES TT COME FR,,M

Pints and quarts of filthy catarrhal DISCHARGES
Where does IL all come from? The mucus mem
brane, lining the chambers of the nose, and It's
little glands, are diseased, so that they draw
nom The blood Its liquid, and exposure to the
was TO build up the 81 stem, but il is extrcted
and the system is weakened by the loss To
cure, gain flesh and strength by.using DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery, which also acts di.
reetly upon these glands, correcting them, APP
plying Dr. Sages CafaTrh Remedy with DIR.
Pierce's Nasal Douche, the only method OF
reaching the upper cavities where the discharge
accumulates and comes from.
GATARRH OF ~ YEARS STANDING CURED.
MONROE, Onachita Parish, La, Sept. Is, 1871.
r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.:
Sometime about last June i commenced the
use OF your medicines, and they have entirely
cured me Of Catarrh OF twenty years standing
Respectfully, MRS. c. Z. PHILLIPs
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A FRAGMENT.
louis CARROLL PRINDLI

louis CARROLL PRINDLE.
Who knows, as know. all the grief and pain
That come from wounded hopes and bIighted
A broken temple builded once again,
ihen shattered from its base to airy dome;
n ruiaed waste where erst its form had lain.
And one cast out and ever doomed to roam -
Who knows as know this, then hapless he
Has seen OF life the darkest mystery.
A cloud is nothing-it will pass away;
A storm is nothing, coming now and then,
Who could not bear at times cherries day?
Who could not bear storm IL knowing, when
The same was past, the sun with genial ray
Wou d guild the mill and wood and sea again gain, :
Who could not bear IL all, and count II naughty
If, when 'twere pasta better hour were wrought?
Pint when the clouds have settled for all time,
And when the storm Will never spend lts
And we can never hope for better CLINE
(What hope of life from cold and pulseless
Who woald not mingle sadness in his rhyme,
And speak what happier lives know not 20
Who would not deem his fate poisoned bowl,
And feel its bane within his Utmost soul?
The grass was green upon LIES sunny slope
When first there came the boy-god, Love to
The sward was starred with bursting buds of
And roses breathed their sweets across the lea
And flowers and sunshine, blent in summers
trope,
Made the fair field pleasant one to me;
And over all young Love, with shining wings,
Flung wide the joys his presence ever brings.
Had but known, when all around was bright,
That cloud and storm would lay my Eden
waste,
had not dared To reach the giddy height
on which my love and hopes were fearless
placed
But love and sunshine dazzled DER my sight
And gave me there a heaven to foretaste;
could have died, and trusted TO the tomb
To make immortal life supernal bloom!
Yet have loved and trusted all for nsught;
And have held too dear a guided hope;
And have lost my all, where once thought
White avenues of Joy would ever ope.
Alas! the cost was high for blessings bought,
Since to repay now in darkness grope.
Oh help me from the future that read
Spread wide before me-for OF help need.
Still must suffer on, while rolling years
Glide down times silent pathway to the sea
That pitifu, will hide my trembling fears,
And cen upon its breast will carry me
To that last home where are no signs or tears,
But peace and rest abide eiernalIy.
Then through the ages shall know again
The pc feet rest from WEAKNESS and pain.
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$4,000. with Bowles Br, ,thers, American
bankers of Paris, who wert' victims OF the
money panic last fall. Tha above brief
sketch of the life of Madam Loy'son was OBJ
tanned from General Butterfield blythe re-
porter in the course of the interview. The
general Is portly gentleman, with line per.
sonai address, dark brown hair and eyes,
ana Is said TO bear a striking resemblance to
his sister, at Geneva. His manners in c.1n.
versaticn are cordial and genial, and he h. rs
the faculty of making every one feel at ease
in his presence
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HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME.

Mr. III ID S.,, BOSTON, October, 1870:
Dear SHINY daughter after having a severss
attack OF whooping eeogh. was left IN q 49,
STATE OF health, being advised by a friend she. q
tfled the EGETINE, and after using a fav, 49,,
Ties, was fully restored to health. w.
nave been great suffe er from Rheumatism
nave taken several bottles OF the VEGFTINT-
ior this complaint, and am happy To saw IL 30.
eSnurely cured me- | have Recommended the
nregeCne 70 others, with the same good results
~ Is great cleanser and purifier OF the blood
J, - please mt 10 take; and cheerfuIIy rec, :
JAMES MORSE, S6I Athens street.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.
BosroN. Dec. u. Is6s V

Tssnuemen-My only object in giving yoe this
U o,iaon h Is 70 spread valuable Information,
la Ing oeen badly afflicted with Salt Rhenrn-
LII me ne, ~n0ie surface OF my SKIN being covered
ell Pinples ana eruptions, many OF which
1851 1851 me great pain ana ANNOYANCE and
the ~ 10 De blood disease, took many OF
, va any quantity OF Sarsaparilla. without oh
,Sa Wag,o any benefit, until commenced taking
Nv n hoi1ia 4 anu before : had completed the
icins. m, tonsequently followed on with it until
nau taken seven bottles when / wa pro-
no9n0eu wen man, and my skin is = noosh
ano ennely nee from pimnles and eruI tions
I naSS never enjoyed so good health before and
I I stIiDulen All 10 the use OF VEGErTNR To
pen ent lhose afflicted with Rhenmatism. + will
mi mention also Of the XEeETISE's won Ter
Of xEb;t I eairing me OF this acute complal Mt,
ID. TUCKER, Pass. Agt. Mich. G. RE-
9Tyler Street Bosta n
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The unpaid balance will no doubt be paid
as required. The statement of tolls and
water rents from December LIST, 1872, to De-
cember 1st, 1878, shows total as follows:
Fort Wayne, s6,O51.41; Wabash, s2,549.ss;
Logausport, 81 ,lS4.s2: Lafayette, s7.2l3.Sl;
Covington, $87.02; total, Sl7,0S6.94. The
civil engineer reports sundry repairs to the
canal, and expenditures tor the same during
the year amounting TO S50,75 81.
Then follows statement of receipts and
disbursements for the year, from the first of
December, 1871, to the first of December,
1872, given to correct an error which &C.
CURED in the statement accompanying the
report for the year 1872. 1t gives the receipts
; in the sum of S34, 631 46; disbursements
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ASK THEM?


N
Is hereby given 70 John Spencer, late a resident
of the county of Fountain and state Of Indiana,
who has absented himself from said county and
gone to parts unknown, for the space of more
than five years, leaving personal property, mon
vision for the same; that the same property,
monies and effects are suffering waste for want
of proper attention. Now IL the said
John Spencer does not appear and take charge
of his said effects, he is hereby notified that an
application will be made at the June term of
the Foun tain Circuit Court 1874. to have an ad-
mini strator appointed to take charge OF his said
estate. REBECCA STONE.
Feb ). 1874.
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CHARLES BUTLER,
JAMES S. HINTON,
Tun-r nOxxvr1

JAMES 5. HINTON,
THOMAS BOWLING,
Trustees Office, west and east lands.
March %, 1874.
The chief engineer, J. L. Williams, reports
the canal during the season OF 1873 has been
less productive of revenue and conferred
less benefit upon the country and it's ship
ping interest than during any preceding
year. The authority given by the legisla
ture to county boards 10 donate in aid of the
tolls for its maintenance will be of permanent
value to the work, and is conclusive evil
dence of the high estimate placed upon its
usefulness, by the citizens of Wabash
county. Much time, however, elapsed be-
fore the appropriation was agreed upon in
some of the counties, which, with other rea-
sons delayed the repairs for which the
money was designed. The long delay en-.
abled other lines oftransportation to carry off
the pork and grain. The local business in
the lower portion of the canal, was, however,
very good, over $1,000 in tolls and water
rents having been collected at the Lafayette
Office. Mr.. Cotton, the general manager OF
the contracting company, for repairs, re-
ports tolls and water rents collected from
December 1, 1872, to December l, 1873, at
81, 0S6 81. There was paid to the several
superintendents, by the county authorities,
and expended by them chiefly in the renewal
OF wooden structures, the sum of SAC, 2l6 So,
making total means So, 1903 90. Mr.. Cotton
reports
tgFa- TOTAL EXPENDITURES
At s5s,755 50, in maintaining the canal
during the past year. The appropria-
ton made by the commissioners OF
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Sl2.767 Is; balance December i, 1872, S21,
763 Is. Then follows a statement showing
the receipts of the year from Decen Der /,
ls7Z, to December L, 1873, to have been s4l,-
100 AZ: disbursements for same time
50 734 AZ; balance on hand December 1,
1873, $3I, 456 90.
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THE TERRELL HOMICIDE

A FATAL FIRE Observation-Disclosures heap A.
WALTON OF COL. TERRELL-AN ACT OF DIS
PERATION.
Most readers will recall the beginning OF
the difficulty between Col. w. GsTerrell and
the Hon. Harvey Myers in the latter part Of
Last summer. Col. Terrell was the CORES.
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There is champion editor over in Illi-
nois, who, having become disguised with


While congress is vexing lbs economic soul
whether to have a centennial exhibition or
not, Sweden has made an appropriation to
nav the expenses of having its products fit
tingly displayed at the centennial. We
must have an exposition, or somebody
will have to draw their foot out OF an un-
pleasant dilemma.
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Dr. TU-SEE says: at is unnecessary for me to-
enumerate the diseases for which the Veg
should be used. know of no disease whic
not admit Of its use with good results A
lnnumerable complaints are caused by M
Gus secretons In the blood, which can bes, 81,
~ expelled from the system by the use q
Negeune. When the blood is perfectly les
the disease rapidly yields; all pains
patient is cured"
The remarkable cures effected by Vegeffne-
nave inuuced many physicians and apotheca-
their own families " ~
In fact Vegetine is the best remedy vet discov-
cred, and Is the only reliable BLOOD-rURIFI ER
yet placed before the public. Sold By All drug
gists and dealers every where.
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DREYKRRED SPECIALS.

Hesgemans Cordial Elixir OF Cslisaya Bark, .
pleasant Cordial which strengthens and In.
proves the Digestion, an excellent preventive
Feyers, Fever and Ague, etc., and q great Reno
vator and Tonic for invalids and debilitated per
sous. Hegeman Co.. New York, Sole Manufac.
turers. Sold by all Druggists.
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NO TROUBLE SINCE USING
v EG Ell IN Il

mt. CHARLEsrowN, October 1870
peen troubled with humor, which has caused
frequent swelling on her lace and about her
eyes. fhysleians called 1t the Erysfpeias: but-
atter having taken two bottles of the Vegstine
sne has not been troubled with il since
SIMON ALDRICH
Charlestown Mass
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OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed by the Clerk of the Civil
Circuit Court OF Marion county, state Of 1ndt-
ana, administrator of the estate of Wilson T.
Hartsock, late OF Marion county. deceased.
: Said estate is supposed TO be solvent.
, ST SAMUEL CORY, Administrator.
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DR.. WHITTIER. 81 s6 Gh:rls: st..
Longest engaged. and most snccessfu hyscian Of
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A GLORIOOs RECORD.

Twelve years ago a few modest lines in New
YORK journal invited public attention to a new
Vegetable Restorative, and solicited trail of
its merits as a remedy for indigestion, bilious
ders, rheumatism, and all complaints requiring
invigorating and regulating treatment. In this
quiet unpretentious way. Plantation Bitters
was introduced to the world. 1t was a success
from the beginning. All that was claimed for
1t as a tonic, a corrective and antidote to
malarious fever was found to be strictly true.
Within i've years the annual sales OF this
ticle amounted TO over One Mi lion of Bottles.
A few years more and the demand had swelled
to Five Millions The annual consumption Of
the bitters has now reached the almost incred-
IDLE aggregate fisk Millions of Bottles, and for
every bottle sold, copy of the illustrated Med
ical Annual, published by the proprietors, al
cost ofsl5O,O0 is given away.
ASK THEM?
An advertisement of medicine, however
ways carry conviction with it. The public know
to their sorrow that the boastfdl claims put
forth in behalf OF many So-called remedies are
literally "a delusion and a snare" Probably
the best use, therefore, that can be made of the
space devoted to this notice of Hostetters Stom-
ach Buffers is to invite those who read it to in
quire of the parties that have tested the cura-
what they think of 1t. We earnestly request all
doubters to ascertain from such of their friends
and neigh bors as have taken this standard ton
&c and Alternative as protection against malar
ious diseases, or as cure for indigestion, liver
complaint, constipation, rheumatism, nervous
debility, headache, low spirits, languor bilious
ness, &C., what Hostetters Bitters has done
for them. There is no testimony so trustworthy
as that which is the result OF personal expert
ence.
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&c Despe psiai Despepsiai That hydra headed
disorder, with its depression of spirits, sick
headache, sour stomach. scalding quotations,
oppressive fullness, loss Of appetite, wan, wasted
appearance, and nervous debility all indicating
imperfect digestion and assimilation of food and
thereby lack of nutrition, so necessary TO the
support OF the body, can he effectually cured By
the use of Hollands German Bitters the favor
lite p escrf ption of that eminent German physi-
clan, Christoph w. Hoofiand, of Langan-Sa IN,
Germany, the efficacy of which won for him
many marks ofdistinction by the crowned heads
and nobility of Europe. II tones the stomach
TO healthy action, regulates the bowels, srouses-
the torpid liver, promotes natural perspira ton,
invigorates the nerves, and restores all the func
of this remedy is daily acknowledged by the
happy subjects OF its treatment, who now enjoy
robust, glowing health. -t..-
Hooiand s Podophyllin Pfllsare recommended
when brisk purgative is required. They oper
are thoroughly, Without gripping. They are the
best anti bilious pills extant.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & Co., Proprietors,
PHILADELPHIA. Sold by all Druggists.