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Total Der Of members Of convention l.


On motion, n Convention of the party was
called, to be held Mt Carson City on the 2Sth
day OF Scptcnbcr. 1871.
On motion. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Resolved. That We recommend to the vari-
ous Democratic and Liberal tountv Commits
tees of the State OF Nevada to app, int PRIME
ry meetings for the election of delegates to the
State and County Cpnvcntions in accordance
with the abov. aprortionmcnt.
Resolved, That cheap Transportation for
both articles of CONSUMPTION here and articles
of production to be Transported to markets i
actually necessary for III" well b, in- and rrcs-
passage ola law by or next Legislature reg
latinr hatarif Of frailroadir"igh's and fares ON
roads in this state, preventing unjust di'crinl-
our miners and laborcIs, and kcciing the
of sending ii into the vaults Of railroad COM
panias.
i:csolvcd. That we are in favor cf taxing
the property OF railroad companies the same
a other properly, and that tho property Of
railroad companies should be assessed as near
its actual cash value as other property is now
assessed,
Eoso'ved. That all voters who are in ravor
or tn. foregoing rcso utiuns. and opposed to
the administration of l . :. Grant. arc invited
to participate i'll the primary elections hereby
called. and to act with the Democratic and
Liberal Party in the ensi ing calnl nisn in Ne
vada. j. j. llokDEN.
Chairman rro tcm.
N. s. BoNNIflILr, Secretary pro tenn.
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Republican Central Com
mittee.

4 "a MEETING OF THE HEHtBllCAN
n Central Committee of Eureka County,
held in the town of Eureka, Eureka County,
Nevada. in the Office Of Thomas Wren. Se!-
Timber 2d, 1874. for tho purpose Of calling
County Convention, ETC., it wa'
Resolved. lat n County Convention of
the l.cpubliean party. for, Eureka toahty
be held in the town Of Eurefa in the 'oirt-
the SIXTEENTH IjJ day OF ,EH EN- iEH
lS1i, for the purpose OF clrcting Delegates to
tn, '>tatr tonycntiun, n"minatiu% chndI"atrS
Tor County and Township officers. and seieef-
ing IL kcprbilcan Cotilty Central Committee.
Resolved, hat the number OF Delegates
to the County tony ycntion to be li!hitcd to
iify-unc Jll.
l;cs0lve,l. That Primary Election Of tie
Republican Iarty in Eureka toUnty for the
purpose o! ulcctinc Delegates to tho hcprb-
iiran Ceuntv tonvrntion Of Eureka touhty,
h, held On the i9ti, Fay Of September.
1874.
Resolved. That the following apportion-
mcnt be made Dt Delegates from III. follow
ins named precincts. and also tha polling
places:
tuby Hill. :; polls at Schul4e's Drug store.
Fish Greek, /: p"ll> at l.. Mrh ernan'S
-h Creyk. hnt.Ioiw Vallcy. /; polls at
Fish 'regk II. Compans's Office.
Nandci bilt. >; rolls ut j. NJ. Eallry's sat-
lloo,ac Mine, |; rollS at lloosac Hosting
Worts.
ln'o Nj IL; polls at StMa,J's House.
R,nderbar- Hill, =; POLLS ut DundcrborS
lluistH- y urks.
Sllns Valley. /: polls at James Drker's
iiou.e.
Devi'- Gate, !; polls nj James Linscnfcl
del's House.
Cortel. :: polls ut Cortcl Nil! Office.
Ecowawe, |: polls at Hugh MctnlloH,'s.
ali ade, =; luii, 1T j. Marthaud store.
Sall hgr station, /; Polls at sulphur sta
ton
ban. ilieil's Grain Eanch, /; polls at f.
Boomhoii r..
FalkncI's Eanc,. i rolls at Fall ncr's.
itesoiv d, hat John Jones and Seth 4 lien
be appointed tu act aS Judges, and Thomas
". lay ior rs Inspector al the Primary El"c-
ton. 10 be held III Eureka; and hudson bill,
and Cha-.SchUltt as Judges and VIM. Condon
rs Inspector ~ the friHa!y Election at tuby
Hill: and al-o that tn rolls be ol,enci u,
o'clock +. NJ, and DO kept open until ~
+. u.
Resolved. That at all other precincts the
voters are To Iurst"d t"aproint their judges
OF Election and tn, time tGr opening and
closing thc POLL.
ic7o,y5A. That tao votin: test hall bn:
Are you II citizen of tha United Stntes.
over the age Of tweHty-on" years, and c.i-
tilted to vote in this precinct, and are yJu Il
member Of thr ieIr!h.i"aH 'arty"'
TiiGM ~ WREN, Charm an.
c. I. HoRS, Secretary. 81
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STR AYED.

nSr DARK BAY lloRsE, Ba,yprD III
~ i" on right thigh, weighs about 100
pounds. There is no white on him. Also,
one lay Marc. branded "N l"on lett thigh.
Twenty-iive dollars will bo paid for their de-
livery at Webstcl's Corral.
aulS d. J. WRIGHT,
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MINING TAX.

AvnTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ tax on the proceeds OF the mines for the
quarter ending II \ t. ;G;h, E1i, is Row Gae
ard payable at my oiiicc, AID tLa, the ia%s
With r. gard 10 the collection Of tho same Viii
be sIie,ly enforced &C i" i Ll.At l.,
CoIn,y Assessor. Etfs te MY.
EMreka. Nev.. Ang. -. ISL angla-u
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fDLfTFCII.
STATE CONVENTION.

V'HE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
Z the Democratic and Liberal iartv met at
NirsiHia. Nevada. on the 18th of July. 1871,
pursuant to call. The following appportioE-
mcnt OF delegates to the State Convention was
uduptcl
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NOTICE..

DARTIES HOLDING BILLS AGAINST
/ the Iioosac smelling Works are requests
ed To present the same at the office OF the
Company on or before the 18th INST.
HARRY SrRotT. Manager.
Eureka. Nev., September lst. lhi. 81
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FOR SALE.

4 FINE SPAN OF BUGGY DELIVERY
N Horses with set of harness: also u
each, by applying 10
ou1 UBEEFELpER 4 HARRISON.
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4. a. u. E.

DE;I'LAR MEETINGS OF pAoD- lS1E
IL retreat No. 81, X. \. |. b., will be held
1T odd Fellows Hall every Nj. .>bAl EN En-
ING. Special m.eliuss. ut the call Of the
:. q. : :>ir Knights of sister retreats in
good standing are cordially invited 10 attend.
:. T.. kELLl, :. ii. :,
ElNL C. l.EvY, Eccorder. le:
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pOLTTIC.iL.
IOLTTICiL.
DEMocRATIC
County Convention! |

MEETING oF THE DEMOCRATIC
IA County Central Committee. held at the
Ciiicc o. tho Justice Of the Peace in Eureh Il.
on the 22d day Of August, 1871. it was unani-
mously
Resolved. That the County Convention of
the Democratic. and Liberal party of Eureka
county. be held at Eureka, on thc 2lst day of
September. 1871, for the purpose OF e'e"ting
Delegates to the state Convention, and OF
nominating candidates for Township and
County officers, and Of organizing the party
for the campaign.
Resolved. That the phi nary election. for
Delegates TO the County Convention. be held
on ihe i2th of september, the polls to be open
fron II \. II. to s p. NJ. Kuby Hill excepted
thcrctrom, where they will be open from ii
A. N. to . T.. NJ.
Resolved, hat the following bn the aproi-
tionmcGt OF rerresentailoD; that the pei Is be
held at tn, places named; aud that the bem-
ocratic voters of each precinct are re Iuestcd
to organiAca-d aptoint Judges.
Resolved, I hat the Judges OF Election in
the various precincts ara requested to foI-
ward the returns without delay. to the seere-
tary of this tommitt"o.
Fish Greek, one Delegate, rolls at Fer
stermak cr's.
Sp,ing Valley. ono Dclegat-, polls at
Duker'>.
Roberts Creek ,onc Delegate, rolls at Lew
H. s'fanch.
Cort>z one Delegate. POLLS at tit2gcralt's.
Ecowawe, one Delegate. POLLS at --
Iai.adc, three Delegates, polls at Hen
lcy's.
Chmncys, ono Delegate, polls at Station.
Eureka. twenty-five Delegates. polls at |! ook
and Ladder Comran,'s building.
Ruby liill, eight delegates, polls at Col
noi'S.
Prospect Mountain, two Delegates. L oils at
Connolly Mine.
Secret Canyon, three Delegates. polls at
George GarlncI'S
Pinto. one Delegate. polls at Fisi's Hotel.
fau!,nel's Ranch, ono Delegate, polls at
FaHiNncI'S.
SHlihur station, one Delegate, polls at Sell
kirh'S.
Resolved. That we heartily indoors, the
patriotic sentiments cnunciated hf ih" State
Central Committee of the Democratic and
Liberal party: and that we invite the co-op-
Grafton Of all honest mon in an ,ifort to Sc
cure an honest administration Of state and
County affairs.
". :. KEY Is, Chairman.
SiLrFS lIErzfI., Secretary. an25td
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UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TnAl. COMMITTEE.
At 4 MEETING OF TIE UNION rE-
n rrhllcan state Central t"mmittoc, hid

At \ MEETING OF TIE UNION re
n publican state Central C"mmtto,, hid
IN Virginia City, ,Iuno "A, l>7i, it was
Resolved, hat state tonvrnton OF the
Union hcpt hi an party he Il Id at Ninne-
mucca, on thursday, Sci tenh"r -, 1911. to
nominate candidates for the following oiliccrs.
to-H!::
sentative il Cong rcss, two Justices Of lle Su-
prenlr Court long and short t"rms.l >ocrc-
tary Of STATE, .ttt"rncN General. Treasurer of
State. CoatrUlivr of .:'at", SGrvcyor General,
Superntand 4ni of IubAc instruction, state
Minrralogi-t. Clerk OF the SUI rene Court,
state Printer. and >tite Central Committee.
and for tie traMsaciion of such Other bdsi-
ness shall properly come before the Coi-
Krsulvcd. That each county b, cntitl>d to
one del gate Al large. on' tor caci 100 votes
AID one ie,r each fraction over !" votes east
'orJ. Y. iaines, PRESIDENTIAL Elector' at the
Ee,olv.tl hat the test to h relrircd Of all
voter, at til. riimar' elections Of the arty
:hail be: lirst-Are >on citl,,en "t the
| litod States and the state OF Nevada, or
will you be IA lawfi.l votcr 1T the ensuing olcc-
tioi,: Secuhd- i'll you sr2lert the ncuii-
ness of tha hcp"hlicnn state and County
| Convention at the next election:
kcsoly ID, That tn several county commit
tees b. recommended to adopt such other
| means and t,stS as may seem to thom noces-
>ary To the promotion o. purity and fairness
/ az ilIa prlrlarlcs.
bJ gates arc apportionod to the several
! coHnfic, rs follows:
HoNEia>... .
Eilo.....
Etmera
II uIu ho.dt -
.
J.aru"r y
!,
trn!; .
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a.. O. III.

,IuIE 4. u. II. me.t every first and third
/ SATURDAY EN NEAiAG oi each nonth.
at $ o'oelock, at the corner of Clark and
Monroe sireets, until further noticc.
THOS. HALEY, i'reSider'.
JEREMIAH SULLIVAN, Secretary. ati
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Town Lots For Sale!

GONE DESIRABLE LOTS FOR PRlNA ATE
- residences. situated on Paul street, in Mae
donalu's survev, will be sold ON favorable
terms, For full rartieularsapI,ly to
MAlCOM MACDoN AID.
At my residence. on South Spring -,reet.
npi:-tf-j,I
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RelGkGh Charity DpQTtc. @. or.
Z. Q. CT. II.

DECLAM ALTON I.0DGt. No. -, |. oct.
IL meets every Tuesday evening ut 7::D
o'clock, in TIA, Odd Fellows lal!, Main street.
Eureka, Ney.
X. II. DAVENPORT. W. CT.
F. T. poI,ir Ss.'y 2i-auG
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POSTOFFICE!
MONEY ORDERS
FOR SALE,

A FURNISHED HOUSE WITH "a
N lot. Situated ON Paul street. A de-V:0
sirable residence Size Of lot. 81. NlUi feet
For particulars inquire on The premises of
ni--ti &c ARNOLD
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Eureka | oige, ,Ho.l6, F.&A. III.

y The Sta tcd Communications Of Eu
s>IF>E%, rcka Lodge, No. +, l..N \. NJ. viii
H<G$/<bc held in Masonic i.all. on every
" Sat tiday TN ~ prcc.diIg the full
moon in each month.
called Communications every Saturday
Evening.
Members of sister lodges. ard soiourning
brethren in good standing, are cordially in
vitco t. attend b. !. B.tllA, Wy.
y. DENElItT, secretary. l:-ja!2
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PoTlITAx
CAUTlCN!

'INIE SThIr OF LAND LYING NORTH
l OF the Eureka Consolidated tomlanN's :
furnaces has been unlawtuly taken Posses
sion OF during my absence. All persons are
from FRANK WAY or any other larty save
iii, md .rsi.ucl. NJ l.. bAi,lLEiT.
Agent of |. {. B,rIM>N.
Eureka, July l.. 1874. jyl'-tt
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-12

TsLQNDoN, September 11.-Consols
92za(992&. Eries 3l24. Weather wet.
LIVERPOOL, September 1l-3 P. NJ.
Sales OF the week $4,000. of which
$4,000 are for export aud 1000 for
speculation; stock in port BAL 900, in
Guiding 314 600 American; receipts of
week 2I,000. including 10000 Ameri-
can; actual exports 10. 900; stock aflost
3l9, 600. including $4,000 American;
cotton steadier-uplands 7zs@8; Or.
leans 816C@S14; sales IA, ,00O, Including
$500 speculation and export; sales
shipments new crop, basis middling
uplands, nothing below good ordinary
or miidling. TX.
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The state officials


HAVING obtained their positions
IL through the support OF tho people,
should look to their interest The Indian
Girl Cigar store having obtained its pre-
sent prominence through the .tronaSe OF
an appreciativs lpGBhe, IL constantly pro-
viding for heir emf }. .mettt, and as a candi.
date for Office,
VIII Tell the Convention
That corruption must bu pur down. So.
this "M4id OF liuxur !" declares at ID.
votees Of the Wbud" shal be relieved from
paying high prices for mean Cigars Ask
dealers i" different points in the Stst. who
handle the Indian Glri's Oirars
What They Know About
Them, and they Will toll yuu that lhsir ir-
trhiuctiun is causiug alm,,st as much of u
sensation among CiKer dealers as
Fox Hunting and Georgia Tigers
Did among the prominent members OF tho
state House hiny. be.,tl1
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A SAVAGE Tragedy 1t occurred at
Nails Ferry, on the Missouri shore of
the Mississippi, and was ut first ouly II
little dispute between The old original
Nall and one Cole, whose nature was
not as soothing as the sound Of his
name might imply. Nothing particn.
larly afterwards passed, in Western
sense. unless You're a liar" and
You're another" might be considered
discourteous. But with the uppe.r
ance Of one Gen. DArnell on the scene,
matters changed. and men began to
drop in their tracks "mighty fust. )"
The General would staud no foolipp.
In quite friendly wuy he advised
Cole to shoot Nall, regardless Of fune.
ral expenses. Nall objected, and put
it to the General how ho would like it
himself. the ball striking in the left
breast. nenr the heart, aud ranging
downwards When tho General fell,
the man Cole, who had como up by
that time, drew his pistol, and firing,
brought young Nall to the ground,
While ou the ground. Nall raised his
revolver. and tuking cool aim. dropped
Cole dead in his tracks. Then Cole,
the man with whom he had first lIud "a
dispute. pulled lis pistol, and shoot.
irg Nall where he lay, killed him. This
is tue end of the trngedy-NnJl and
Cole killed and Gen. Darnell mortuIly
wounded. That's ut the rate of thre.
minute. Yet they complain that
times are dull IN Missouri.
OF the little hve-year. old boy who
had the imputlence to die after being
whipped by MIR. Charles Barnard, OF
the Five Points House of Industry in
New York, the Brooklyn Aryus suys:
"Convulsions resulted and deatb fol.
lowed. DIR. MoWninuie made post
mortem examination and found the
lungs. liver, spleen aud brain intensely
congested, large patches on the legs,
hips. back, aud all over the body. Z"
Think how utterly lost to every sense
OF shame that boy must have been, to
go to his own funeral in such II condi
ton as that. Poor Mr.. Barnard! Our
heart bleeds to think of him 40 cruelty
immured in the rombs. The inhr
manity of the New York police il
heart-rending.
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Best Coal. Cheap for Cash. .

'TNHE undersigned i- receiving his supply
OF this burning material. which will
bs sold st leg prices, cheap Tor each.
Applyto Il. A KEENAN,.
Sept IL 1mo
'qss0 1oJ dBsqO 1900 assa
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CURE OF CONSUMPTION, CoUGHs AND
COLDS. The great virtue of this medi-
cine is that it ripens the matter and
throws it out Of the system, purifies
the blood, and thus effects q cure.
SCHESoK's SEA WEED Tonic. FOR THE
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &c.
Tue tonic produces healthy action of
the stomach. creating an appetite,
forming chyle, and curing the most
obstinate oases of indigestion.
SCHENOK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR
THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
These pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action of the liver without
the least danger. as they are free from
calomel. and yet more efficacious in re-
storing healthy action of the liver.
These remedies are u certain cure
for consumption, as the Pulmonio
Syrup ripeus the matter and pur,fies
the blood. The Mandrake Pills act
upon the liver, create u healthy bile
and remove all diseases Of the liver
often cause OF consumption. The
Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and
strength to tue stomach, makes u good
digestion and enables tho organs to
form good blood; and thus oreates a
healthy circulation of be .lthy blood.
The combined action of these medi.
cines, as thus explained, will cure
every case OF consumption, if taken in
time. and the use of the medicines
persevered in.
Or. Schenck is professionally ut his
principal Office, corner Sixth und Arch
streets, Philadelphia. every Monday,
where all letters for advice must be
addressed. Schenck' i medicines for sale
oy all druggists. S9T3Tl
The foreign despatch stating that
the Arabian ports on the Red Sea are
Injected with tho plngae furnishes
some ground for apprehension that the
Injected district may be subjected to !,
rapid ansi deVastatin. attack Of the
disease. The regions borde ring on the
Eastern extremity of the Mc,iiterra-
mean Sen and along the Red Sen seem
to be the true home Of tho plague. and
the month Of Srptem ber appears to liz.
peculiarly favorable to its Development
a, least this has been the case when
ever it has Invaded Europe. and when
1t reached london in 1865 there were
nearly 10. 900 more deaths in Septcm
ber than IN either the preceding ur
snccre,ling month. About the close
Of the last century Egypt lost 500, 600
OF It's population by plague. nnd soon
afterwards the same disease carried on
247, 900 persons in Fcz. and occasione,i
IN average mortality Of 5000 duly
throughout tho Barbary States Iu
1917. IN Constantinople. 1G0.0 per
sons died, and the next year about
5000 persisted at Malta In 1925,
Grand Cuiro lost 3d. 900 persons by
pIngue, and nine years later the disease
ngnin swept over Egypt. For some
years past the regions surrounding
the Eastern end of the Mediterranean
have been repeatedly ravaged by chD-
lera. and the re-appearance of the
plaugne on the Red Sea ut this time i.
one of tho most melancholy events Of
the summers close.
A SAVAGE TRAGEDy 1t occurred at
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FIRES IN THE PINE WOODS OF New
JEEsEY.-The fires Ia the pine woods
along the line of the Atlantic Railroad.
in New Jersey, have extended to both
sides of the road and are still spread.
ing III all directions. In some other
localities of the same State. the soil, to
the depth of i've or six inches, is burn
ing. aud has to be p!oag;iud up 10 ur.
rest the fire in the grass fields. Such
are the results from tho drought in
Now Jersey. And the bush fires in
Canada, from the same general cause,
have destroyed and are still consum-
lug Vast amounts Of timber, lumber
aud other valuable property. The
fires almost invariably originate from
sparks aud living GOALS from railway
euglhes.
The Conservatives of Virginia have
been fortunate in their nominations ior
Congress. Among the candidates are
). Randolph Tucker, John Goode, tx
Governar Gilbert 9. Walker. Bevel IL
Douglas, GeorgelB. CAbell, and Johu
L. Harris, all of whom are men of
marked ability. The probabiltie,
'"spi tiIe eitCtIOu III MI on tneSA SxGnst
perhaps Mr. Goodc, who has great
odds against him in large Repnbli
can majority and the patronage of the
Norfolk Navy Yard.
Tue BonapartIs:s we're minus their
$, nbolical flower on their fete day of
TINS year A large number OF v,olrts
had been grown Tor snle on that day,
the gardeners knowing that 1t was the
day sacred to the Napuleons and to
imperialism. But the police were on
the alert, aud they made raid on the
Hover markets and carturad every
violet exposed there for sale, besides
which orders were given to conHscate
all the vlolets which might be brought
int" Paris from the country.
A sea lion was washed ashore upon
the h''ach about Ave miles South
of Hatteras. about week siuce. Its
huge appearance somewhat startled
the settlers in that locality. 1t was
about twenty.tw0 feet long.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-19

PLENTY OF T1ME.-Coupon, the corpu
lent banker, was standing in Wall Street
one hot day in August, "wiping the ser
vile drops from off his brow" when
ragged but sharp-eyed news.boy ac'
costed him with, please sir, tell me the
time" Coupon lugged out his time-piece,
and looking down on his interiocutor,,
responded, "Just two o'clock" "All
right, old buffer" said the old gam'n,
gathering his rags together for a run,
ayou can sell out for soap grease at
three The insulted man OF money
raised his cane, and made a frantic
rush for his tormentor, nearly fell over
a friend who was coming up the street:
"Hello. Coupon, what's the matter"
said the other. "Matter!" said Coupon,
putting with anger; "why, one OF those
news-boys asked me the time, and when
| told him two o'clock, the impudent
young rascal said might sell out tor
soap grease at three Don't be IN a
hurry" was the malicious response;
cts only five minutes past two-youve
got fifty-five minutes to do it in. Don't
Hurry.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-19

A CHEAP Observation-Disclosures pound
of green copperas, costing seven cents.
dissolved in one quart OF water, and
poured down watercloset will effect
ually concentrate and destroy the foul
est smells. On board ships and steam
boats, about hotels and other public
places there is nothing so nice to purify
the air. Simple green copperas, dis
solved under the bed in anything that
will hold water will render a hospital or
other place for the sick, free from I'M
pleasant smells. For butchers stalls,
fishmarke,s, slaughter-houses, sinks,
and wherever there are offensive putrid
gases, dissolve copperas and sprinkle it
about. and in few days the smell will
pass away. If "A cat, rat or mouse dies
about the house and sends forth an of
fensive gas place some dissolved copper
as in an open vessel linear the place where
the nuisance is, and it will soon purify
the atmosphere.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-19

Old friends are like old boots We
never realized how perfectly they were
fitted TO us till they are cast aside, and
others finer and more stylish perhaps.
but cramping and pinching in every cor
ner are substituted Then we are often
forced to hunt up the worn articles from
the attic where they have been thrown,
and for little season at least. rest our
weary feet by wearing them. With our
friends il is the same: after trying in
vain to fit ourselves to the pcculiaritics
Of new ones, how often we go back with
asigh of relief to the dear people whose
very faults may sometimes have been
brought about by serving us!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-19

Nor GU1rrY.-A burly looking female,
of Enthusiastically Celtic origin, was re-
Gently arraigned before New Orleans
magistrate for some ordinary offense.
While nature had munifcently endowed
her with health and physical strength,
the question of good looks had been
neglected in the haste with which she
had been prepared for the world. "What
are you here fort" inquired the magis-
trate. my beauty, reckon" "Your
whst?" my beauty" care yon certain
of that?" "Oh, bedad, no mistake:
'Then discharge you-you amt gull
IT," And the acquitted lady took her
departure.