Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-07
HE who Is evil is also ID tie punish

ment Of evil. eaa ''s
Mrs; York, widow Of Dr.; York, who
was murdered d BY the Bender familyin
Kansas q fal has, has written y history Of that
yaa Interesting a'd1 ;.' family, = w, ss,.s
FeqR thousand FIVE hundred y Aus
tralia9s are going to exhibit the epr,,
ducts Of their island continent at the
Centennial. enf.y
THERE is a man in Buena Vista, Ala
bama, who has eleven daughters at
hone.. 1t takes one hundred and nine-
tyeight yards Of calico, to go round.
+ A KANSAS girl says that nothing
makes her so mad as 10 have a grass
hopper crawl up and down her back
|j'nt as her lover has come to the pro-
posing point. a.eaa ~ see d,
LET no young man ever permit it to
enter his mind that economy is nican-
ness, or that tits to be despiscd. 1t
is he who saves who can afford togive;
and nothing is mean which is honest,
and which goes to establish ones ill.,
dependence. ! ~
| THe Washington Star says gover:
ment subsidies ip the shape of mpncy
or lands to steamship and railroad
companies, have become exceedingly
unpopular, and it is. douhtfal whether
Congress will ever again hold; out
such inducements to private corpora
(tions.. Very likely, as the government
will probably be democratic in the flu
ture!' seil =, RI s..i f....H.l1
SAYs Samuel Leavitt in the Work
ingman's Advocate: The day will SURF
ly come, though not soon, when all.in-
terest on money will be abolished asa
fraud. The original meaning Of that
'.usury" which is SO much denounced
by old law-givers and Y prophets was
simply "any price at ally for the use Of
money. The time will Come again
when people will no more ask o profit
on their loaned dollars than they do
now. on their loaned 9lDavos of bread,
and will he content to- get back d full
equivalent for whatever they lend,
whether goods or the ''solidifed labor
Of the past.p .slii451o9p ta.f
SPoRr DE CHu.nr Wairs writes:
During the time when Clayton was
|.rAler Of Arkansas, all. justices Of the
peace had to- be appointed, by His Ex-
|oellencys One olJp pegro who Thought
he kacw,a enough to discharge the
dntiea, called, Oil the Governor TO be
Ecxa,ninad and receiNehis appointment.
Several questions were given. him, all
|of which he managed very we'll But
when ho was asked. rwhat wonld, yon
|dosi 2, case where man bad commit
ted, suicidelp '"'What would, IIftdo!"
said the negro. well, sab, in . case
like dat. Dc very sleast.l. could do, sab,
would be. to make him sport de- Child"
.Qe was appointed. y = .s.sy .s
Paul MoRpHY, the famouschess play
,er, is in . New Orleans, asylum, hope
lessly insane, He was born IN that
city in ls4o, Of wealthy Creals ,paren.
tage. and y his adoption Of the game Of
chess as business Y Iv 't, nYt oply !y Aofspded
Iii, relatives but occnpied, the years
in which he might have achisueA.su.-
cess in Some otIiiefi career. He re-
t;sirlned 70 his home ,jjaqst \ ;bsioTs Il y sh re:
b,al!ien, sndaepl h and thoYropgbly |l!Y die
gpsttel 4! 'gg with rl'esa yi SO pFelad'ced @
against i that he has - al s'ipGa never
played He . lived 1 str,pgs 1lsl gs life,
strepes ,RQe9yn aR Peepl iaE|y RSorn-
WI man, About 4 yssr q ag0 ~ ], Re Aagaa
"a lee Az mental A. squirrel Az and
months AyQ - -! mt lpli = prlFsts z 4
llatt,sa 4sOle lhh fiienda ha1dj the
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