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r'ostoncs Hours.

u week days, until further notice,
D11n.s eaice will be kept open from seven
! until nine P. n:
y y ! au,a from halfpast twelve to one,
sa ,'ss four until six 2. N.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Money Order Office will not be
the y ali on Sundays; and no Money
tptneG, ,s;ness will be transacted on Sat
'0da sffer four O'Clock p. NJ.
Gdsys 90 s. 9. SILSBY,
r;tv Dec. 8, 1875. Postmaster.
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CHRISTMAS TREE.-Mr. Burrus says
that there is road leading up past
bis place into the timber, and that
whenever a Christmas tree is wanted
be stands ready to assist in getting
one. He says there will be no trouble
10 getting suitable tree up that way.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-14

Nh. JOHN REEL, Of Reel / Co., drift.
Ing near Ccnterville, came over ycster'
dayfor rubber clothing. The boys
struck streak of wet clay which
Yields such an abundance Of water that
,swark and keep dry was impossible.
AaG the necessity Of waterproof.
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LIST or LETTERS

Remaining in the Pnatof'i,e At Idaho City. on the
10th day If December which, II not called for within
thirty days will he aent n she dead letter ONCE
Agt. American Express Co., j. l.. Butte,
Thos. Grany, J. J. Mcnamara, +. Morgan
Edward Payne.
Persons calling for any OF the sbove letters will
say advertised" aud give date Of list
&. G.. SIIsBY. r. d.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-14

rry N1cHrs.-We learn by the Aua.
,uhs that they are playing Ten
Waits in a Bar Room over there,
Came Of the boys play" all the bar
,,0ns in night at this place.
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FREIcHr.-Eight fonr-,nule teams ar
rived Saturday with freight, much Of
which was fur Chinese merchants.
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HrRRAH FOR THE Con HILL!-SrRUcK
Il Bc!-The Gold Hill ledge was
struck again on Saturday last, after
'anncling something like an hundred
md fifty feet. They found the ledge
eighteen inches wide and richer than
ever, and all Quartzbury had q grand
psIlcation over the event on Sunday.
The owners Of this famous ledge, and
IN TACT the whole Basin, have every
reason to feel e|atcd over the fortunate
Hr'kc. We congratulate Cvngalr'nr
Nootry on their success.
D!ED.-Mr. Jules Dulioux, an old
french gentleman, died ahMt two
'c'ock Monday morning. He came
''ao the Basin from California in 1868,
a'd for several years past has kept .
little variety store ON Montgomery
''feet where he also made large guam.
"''cs Of vinegar for. sale. - He was Q
quiet, unobtrusivc man. very nncoin'
'''unlcative, and but little, Il any. q
JUS past history is known. Neither IL
Known whether he left any relatives
N this coast. He had l,een sick tol
several days. during which time ne re
W'ved the best Vi care ut the hands q
'e neighbors. The sdiseast IT wl.'c'
e died We did not learn, but i ~.
Probably ge,~ral debility incident &
sccamnlating years. The Old 'naI
xas over sixty years of age. Hc III
= buried vt one o'clock L. n. to-day.
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,,e HousE-Mr. Suhlsen Is getting
). - house in readiness to receive
..on of ice for next summer.
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FINE SPORT. young folks have
a good, smooth track now, and coast
ing is all the go with everybody.
Friday night a large number Of ladies
participated i'll the sport. The track
commences within few feet Of Odd
Fellows Hall, on East Hill, and cuts
across lots into Wall street, down
which the coasters speed like arrows.
The distance is something like quar-
ter of a mile. No one has been seri-
ously hurt yet, and there need not be
where care is exercised. The bumps re.
ceived, however, from the jumping
sleds, as they rush down, is we'll cal.
culated to loosen the flesh on ones
bones. The boys generally ride what
they appropriately term "belly-bus.
ter" but the girls maintain an upright
position on the slcds. We observed
DIR. Zipf, last Saturday, coming down
rear-end buster, and lie seemed to en-.
joy the fun greatly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-14

The Salesman has news to the cf'
feet thatJudge Whitson, at New York,
has had an operation performed on his
diseased hip, and that the chanccs
were very favorable for him to DC
hack in Idaho before spring in excel
lent health.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-14

c,,rRAL loads Of Walla Walla APP.
!. arrived last week in good order.
f,pv sold by the load at ten cents per
mid,
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tween two colored persons, one d
whom had formed bis IDEAS from
what be overheard among : number Of
|gentlelnens in Ned Cartisslaw ofise,
where the said moke was employed as
porter:
POLE, (his. name wassNapoleon)
kin you'tole dis chile what'am demean-
in OBJ dis yere 'Winian feory-dis ycre
eberlution business dat I heah de
white trash talk so much about?"
"You mean de Darwinian theory,
doesn't you, niggah?"
Eyes, oh course, de Damwimen feo-
ry; OATS de pint ! want 'lucidated.p
well, tole you, an for de light
eminent oh dat metaphysical science |
doesn't charge yer muffin You know
dat de ribers, an lakes, an oceans, am
cubered wild boats an ships, an desc
boats an ships am full Oh people trav-
elm roun for dere health. You know
dat, doesn't yer, Shady?"
Oh course ! does; bat promulgate
yerself."
well, you likewise know dat de
people on desc yere boats an ships
clar dere froats all hawk an spit an
blow dere noses into de water. You
know dat, too, doesn't yer honey?"
lob course. Any fool niger knows
dat. But 'splanify de parumgraph."
Zactly; an now Pse 'ribein at de
'ticular pint in de discourse dat you
axed me about, which am de eberlu-
ton ob de progression oh all tings on
dis yere yearf. 1t am de way, accord
in to Darwin, dat Adam, de fust man,
war fetched into life-dat is, on de
same obstuse principle Oh occultation.
But to go on wild de eberlution: What
desc people on desc boats an ships spit
ont oh dere moufs and blow from dere
noses sticks to de snags in de ribers
an to>dc cloral reefs an seaweed in de
oceans-stays right dar, understan';
an purity soon de anodyne 'grejiehts
from de water crusts 'em ober wild
something like stone, which am de
SHELF
"'Clar to goodness! Is dat So,
Napole'?"
Don't interrupt. me, niggah! Den
when anudder genealogical period
rolls fru de concavc universe lazy
niggcrs libiu' on de shores goes to
rakin' fer listers. In ndler words, da,
am de modest operandi ob de 'structiou
an contamination Oh d. delicious an
crustaccous biwalb called de lister
an dat is what 'Fcssor Darwin calls de
eberIution Oh de races"
why. Napoleon, yer doesn't msa,
fer to go fer to say dat dat am de way
dat de lister was made, an what de-
Damwimens calls de eberlutionl Or
de way dat de fust man come into Dc
world, too? You doesn't mean dat
does yer, honey?'
/ dat is do pint, ole Shady, dat
was strugglin' to arribe at"
"Ole Shady" muttered to himself, Al
he "bucked" his gourd against thu
wall: "You ole fool! Eff you cher a,
such anuddcr foolish question al dat
III bust yer head wide open, ! will
suah! Ebcrlution is jos as casyl Why
I alIns know'd dat. Bnt look yere
Policy" he continued, q sudden ligh
breaking through hsthick skull, "Wa'
Fadder Adam de fust man, on did h
come dat way, did he grow frum d
froat-clcanins' Oh dc people on d
boats, too?"
! ut am dc case, fer fact, Shady
J. "Bnt see yere, Napoleon, whar dis
dem folkscs come from dat built d
boats an done de spittin' All blown,
OBJ noses foh his time. dat's what ] ..
IIyer!"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-14

"OfD RoUsTABoUr1 tells the Avalanche
that rather than have the Office Of Gov
ernor 60 legging he will accept it,
You're Deeds level. Z usty.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-14

Mr.. JONI CowAs has bought the il
terest Of Mr..John Donohoc in the
blacksmithing business, onMain street,
and will hereafter conduct the same.
Mr.. Henry Clifton has taken - fire.
and gone to work for Cowan.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-22
IN GLOVES

Jap. Young Hyson and oo,oue g..
-, ssep1d s.s4r lfr fres1Bg5 Ealsne go
seaeap p The III. 81 Ezllot kerosene
y extend specaI inxltasI.,,s "a IA
trade feE cash, that all give l.essr eiie =
s'-n le had elsewhere IN TIE county -'A' NAN
y.w.H HALL Z CO.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-22

Yes, darling, said Clara. looking up
with bright smile-.-I can say from
happy heart: Thanks be to God who Civ
eth us the victory through our Lord Je-
sus Christ.
And you feel as you might if Henry
was in some foreign country and would
send for you by and by?
Far happier than that in that case
might hear any moment of sickness or
accident, or he might be tempted to
wrong Now | am satisfied of his per-
feet safety, of his constant joy.
And you feel that he loves You still.
and waits for you?
Would his soul love me less because
it has moved out of the body into spir-
itual habitation ? That is not possible.
But you must remember, dear. that the
victory is given us through our Lord Je-
sus Christ. To be in Christ involves
giving up all that He does not approve
As we give up and triumph over that
which opposes the spiritual, through the
help of divine love. embodied in Christ.
we enter spiritual sphere, where death
has no sting, and the grave no victory.
In that sphere of love we meet our be-
loved, and there we are forever satisfied.
Little by little, through many trials
and much stumbling over the rough way,
Ellen found the still waters of peace;
and at last she was able to thank God
for the gain of loss. In her turn she
became teacher and consider, and re-
joiced daily in the belief that, "as we
have borne the image Of the earthly, we
shall also bear the image of the heaven
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-22
2ReIioiolrs Department.
For the Monte
HAPPY HEARTS.

Through life's by-paths as ye wander,
Mid its highways as We 20,
Thoughts of love and kindness ponder
Wake ye happy hearts below.
Count that day a season dreary,
Which attests not to some deed
Making glad heart all weary.
Sowing there joys precious seed.
Cause a fount of gushing gladness
To upspring within that breast,
FIRST oppressed with care or sadness
So shall life be ever blest.
Deeds of love, and words of kindness
Nothing cost, yet great their worth
Heaven forbid that in our blindness,
We forget to speak their worth.
LEILA LYNDON.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-22

The postal joke seems to be on Ham,
I'm, pretty badly. He moved the care
less amendment in the Senate. and when
qulzzed upon the subject, wagged his
head and intimated that he knew all
about 1t and that was enough. Mr.
West of Louisiana attempted to get at
his authority for proposing this amend
ment, but Hamlin replied: The CON-
mlttee on appropriations does not absorb
all the information there is in this BODY
and In the country upon all subjects
iI.aughter.) In other words, want to
say that while concede that they know
everything, ! am not quite willing to
admit that there Is not anybody else that
knows anything. laughter The
laughter is on the other side now and
the pOst-cffice department and the whole
country are cursing Hamlin because he
didn't know what be was about Gar
held. the yoke-mate in this pair Of bulls.
doesn't seem to have Wanted his sapi-
ence--.Sdrinqfield Republicaa
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-22

Don imagine that you are better than
your fellows. There are no reserved
seats in Heaven.
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There are s7o0.OOo,OOO worth of
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A BAD THING TO SIT Down On
The fireman of the steam heating appa.
ratus at the Central depot, recently,
found a penny as he was raking over
the hot ashes in the furnace, and he took
1t up with tongs and placed it on the
bench to cool off. 1t hardly commenced
to cool when a heavy man named John
son, living in Saginaw, came along. He
was talking business with a friend, and
as he came to the bench he parted his
coat tails and sat down on the penny.
remarking: las | was saying, you can
have the forty acres for-whoop Thun-
der and blazes-och-da it-gosh to
whop?' He galloped around in wild
amazement, the hot penny sticking to
him like brother, and it was two or
three minutes before any one found out
whether he had dropped down on tack
or been bitten by dog. There was a
heavy aroma of burning cloth and bills.
tered meat, and Mr. johnson stretched
his arm and exclaimed that he should
devote the remainder of his life hunting
down the fend who thus planned to way
lay him.zDetr0it PteSs.
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HATS AND GAPS, TRUNKS, vaLIsEs. goRsr
BLANKETS, SLEIGH ROBES. &c

~ Boots and Shoes have a never-faline snnul iron,
w Dest manufacturers aud at the very bottom, Icl
, neh etega and Zip Boots Beaver Booze nas..la
equal 70 the best custom WORT po, an v LOOT
everything IN the way of '"''s' boots' aud
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-22

e plete stock q Women Mss. .,s ,se,,,
60, - 40 Calf and serge; aso 20 en-
Cr55.sEey- - si.piers aud Easknf HarSvss,s
Set TaralIers T. - SiimneFs. oobsss oiass
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-22

Mems Shirts aud Drawers. in ALI Grade. 80 -,
LADIES Under Nests and Pants: Ladies Merlno No.
fleece Lined Hose. Misses and chiIdren's Ialn,oi
a''u LAMP WOOL Hose Felt skirts 81 each Nutsas
dies HaDdkerchiefs for Christmas Panev rtn -,
collars aud Cuns, Rush CoIaretts etc e,r -'''eA
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

felbe fan ri lite foritaa @runosn
oertil. gn al @runoene Ct. at ben
enc Nabo taeer no Blaost for ben
unoen, % iaaleoes iper8eS oer ofte
to @an9e efter BET iamuie Mapn. %
NED ct Sot.S Hice Tom Oscorab,
bpor ri bar naitsn 500 NbOnnenter.
er BET pmulist for Betientene at er'
inbr. boom Der bar bentet fin Nuis.
4iaeIebes bomber bet at man lite
iperser sfter BIabet i iamme Napn,
Tom er inofprt ! bore Bigger. men
alsmmer {. gr. 8aarosnaunst, %
ba Napnene ere oronsbe | a~liabetilt
Orosn, oil man paa ben Maaoe lite
iaa fin Mpis. 8so 6Orlstisbso oil
Sell iisIbsn inbtrane.
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llofebte Iatejfabs= giaaoelier.

December lite: Siper Siperien
% Niline earien, Salmar. l4De
Sobn 6anien % Warp @anien.
lobe: q. Salpcrien % 6. Sl,icn.
2loe: Nels Cleicn Srem OF grite
Sobannesbatter. Seper 3bcmpicn
% Sarab Wonipn. 22pe: &. &.
9epfen OF Is. Gbriitlan. Wapi.
ion 24pe: 1emis s. grette pa
Warp !. 9llpprlcn.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

MISUNDERSTANDING Wrcper X Ndttt Sepa
ina Nadine CT til snbper Sio villa til
al bptte bert Na'tiner fer 5reee eler
ielae fer Scntlnt. Sanesm9no, I'M.
eerls9 mine Wa'tiuer fsrene } olsv
3nefict. Seq fertilizer euhser Waitlnt
fer 10 Mar, naar cen bru9es crosn,tla.
Af Sriariu9 tan le9 anbtldle BEN, Ia
Cen %adrspis eaatia bar rartt / Srul
/ nit Gus. Zen 'nsr tiff ca tNnet {s
mee lammt Sethee. Wl'fiurr CT ucnils
leee ca fan prspes / Mrs. y. 0n9tttt
ions "Srtismatlua 8ccms", ) Geyt
ieit ira StSas SaeHelmaaerpGrtftco. IL
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

@!Ipaufss MOutblp Wago;inC
sr ct i1rnslss mutt urltpEet Wad.
neosltriit mcr ct lnterciaut SnbboIo,
December. SsItet innsb0Ioer blaAbt
messt Inost o9lla pafre Silsoer al
ioritisQiae Greg i Wilmlufee. Z
ct egst Sspartsmsnt omtales pe M
cite Wopsr for Granddaughter, lsoia.
seoe al 6esniuser. Yris sl.00 Ia
ret. Milwaufte WcntbIp Wa9a;iuG
iammeu mee Secorab Soften fan
iaass for 1925.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

Sanion.-Sans 6anion Mas.-@.
Selaeion. L 8. g. @cime. = Ole
Sanieu 8jerfneis. -Wasnus San.
iou.-Mrne s. Scbnicn.-S. a.W.
n.-Scban s. 3aricn.-
Serbicrn Nelicn 0puitao.-S. 8.
Rupe.-G. >. e.-Wils Ye,
trian geters.-Grif g. Guale.-
WilS Marp Selieu.-ana 1oiten.
lpn.-Ole g. 3crgerlon.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02
6tNk Toftur Sctb 2lruulSs

~ Settccrdocrt cen cttitGtes
etetn lcr ale Eunaelr9ecmmef ca lanai
beere enc ale dneyt sreuu priuueue
fer famine SiliGlee. Gen tr Ct Tfttyt
ca burtiat yrlemiNetl Icr octt ,6ctFit
lelie, sails ca Sun0etjIiSlcc, 3iltbcrl
ca Strutthciie. Brts p 0ts 10 Gts
ca | Trlllr TT Sldiie. 6ris en- Elaift
life bialper, Ian cen ~ltrsyes t~iiea9t,c3
Ecuseue tiltG9ttttlles. Sr.Seib @r,
nrlcs Bilious Mandrake Pills ere ttb1
aclise IL tdae, "a ctrIsr II an Smtryt.
SLbriferet peo Sr. Seth Srucles "'Nft
elcal 6erperltien", @ecnsatet. SIi'
ass hes .. 2. Sclttrl, Teecrab i3 I'm
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

I 1,r "Oiitriet Courts" Sebruar.
terminsn ere fslssnbe @Orite Surp.
m9no:
CLING Msisrien, Mabilon.
Niels s. Gioe, Yleaiant
Sls Soeerion. S%prinsis!o.
Petit Jury:
8. 8uulfion, g. D. Nuitlo, %
SuIperlon, 0rcorab 50iuulbip.
Sobn ellington, s. Z. Ssbnlon
% Ytter Serrub, ealmar.
MeIs 9arlon, Nels Mellon % Sobu
,. Sobnlon, SlgbIano.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02
Grinbringsliitc.
e~ubifriber paa "Oeccrabs Soften,

Smpraen,
Ssnba9 efter NNtaar prGbifer:
SAT-. brandt paa Scle9et.
8alt. Srren / Salmar &irfe.
6clltetrefonserseaa.
Batter Brandt / Wabilpn 6irfe.
9,aitcr 6rren / Waibinstrnpr. &irfe,
Yaifcr Surmc / Stapan9er 6irts.
Irdnct
aIaaar peffcser 81. $40 Wcroen o9 OFT:
ever 81. 2.25 Gitsrm. Bpifeu mao
i~nbleperes en- halY Sine fsr Stanenes
Af9an9;
anfcmmer s~ifenfra 81. 1910 CO refteu.
fra ST. $50 Gitsrm.
StdaeS
fra Sonfn9, Waufpn, Mcpbrille CO pc;
ipsr anfpmmer bYer Manba9, Sns:
rag % 8retas 81. 10 8prm., % al:
9aar famine Sa9e ST. 2 STERN. Ypi
maa intlepsrss 1 Sine tiblisere.
fra Burr DAT antcmmer brer Manbas,
Snsea9 90 6rebas Aften, GO afsaar
bper Sirseae, Sprsba9 % esrba9 81.
6 Wcr9en.
til Sluftcn af9aar Wanea9 90 6retae
81. Z Wprsen % anfrmmer bpsr Sirs:
rag pe Scrsbas @ften. Bpit til Dc tr
Eefnepnte Stecer maa inbleperes in:
ZEN 81. 6 ben frre9aaenbe Nften.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

Senoo9 mellsm Sui % NDtaar
fanctcs Sans Gbriitianisn Mennina
brnssnbe | fit esst Sus. Merbsosn
al Den nOrifs &lrfs i Mabiion 5owa.
ibip. Nioebe par en- CANNED Wanb,
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

Sr | Bben OprettsoCs for ON.
trent 2 Waansber iiosn en- 8urnior.
snlng, iom MI teller oper 80 Weo.
lemmer. al bpilfe 10, sitsr buao ri
bar bert, ital pGre uomGrfet iinfe.
Snoen 8orsnin9sn sr Der en- s a 10
Worlfe % Gsiten 3pblfsre.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

gu illnf un9 Mauo enifss til at
irlas 6~armmolfinerl, &oans, Yloue,
Bob. SlGosr, Saamaifiuer oip. / Sill.
more Gountp, Minnsiota, / I0rbe.
Den al lanesboro. gn Mano, iom
bar ct soot Seam, % meo liot gr.
farins | S%orretnlnssn. % iom er
flenbt mso Sarmsrne / n9onte Goun.
to, forslrGftes.
Man b%enpenbcr ia iii
$50. @. Scott If.
s%GnesbOrO, Minn.,
ellsr Sec. @. Scott
al Mmmon, Scott & So.
SecOrab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02
5ili0lls.

st npt "Smitb (BOiton) Srsun".
(SaIsspris $1,000 al Wulffienpsrs
beflenot for at pGre bet beoite Sla9s i
Marfepet. lelses ior betpSelia I'M
osrpris, biuIssre emo nosst anbst
Steb. 500 a S125 fan betales
meo soo @eo Cor sller npbuoeet)
suer SO. l Susoe. % &sitsn fan
betaIes i s Dollars mnaneolise @f.
betallnssr. q inoom Oseorab.Yo
items Office buis s oil flebe ct yobt
Organ. 9. Mnunolen.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

~ glitter" iigsr at Yaltor Sobn.
ion al 0scornb npIi9 bar inouist en-
nerlf lutbsrli aIrfs. i Ginning. Saa.
uiot os bcfIenrt or ST.. S0bnlun Wf;.
tbobiIt, % Den nbs airts / y%anlins
bersr rlmsli9uis til oenue vere.