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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-09

Mn, ~ II u me n M, f"T III hun <, TIME al
SUGAR Lad. nitrate silver lin hat " III II me
Restores the hair l. II IL III al cdr " H. - M r.
a1ia a d Ia St' ana reN,lt~ ne har
The prelude OF the hairs d,,ay ,Iir,< alldrrf Al
certificates: " i-'SS @i' HUN -'''-@-
is the greatest III the mark Ne iiA'F N'HF
til9N"rSvle Standard. y. Y July $50 II tIas.s all
"ln have used It. aid they ar many
Hudson Star. Y l-i3 SAYS: Tn, ITair YIN, -, :, .
TTsrht If IT. r.aIlia'Hrr. :,lis,d liz, hair
been on Tor years. and W. thankful
he Vermont mon Of AiriII - saws: The, Hair
me i d PREPARATION OF superior IroItr;3es
H2n, ! T. auckland; tI.'lyuke. Mass Head full Il
Use OF two bottles '"s- '"t'H ~ 'i'
l.. Blake ii"ly"ke. Mass Head on ton h.,5 HAIR
growing hnelN used thre, bottles Low IN ;l.r.h
rannprS Nf i.. Hair Drssr Island Pond uri,-
Hair Vine 1ld hat y,,,i s, me y n
lll some good cures " 80 ~" "''AS' al
JI1 ,, VI, WiIiilms Han Dresser Li.tt1,N Hwrs
a.. aa d{,.nd ." M TT # aN ~ ~ nan "a l. -
1t ate" times Please send me NOR. by ,.xI,r.ss
: 4 Frnch Glover. v writes. february l. 1s-4.
ny hair +, fin, fa,IIE out hit yt iaS. f.nrd me
In short tn' e as write that Hair vi, ~
S'it ike very much used bottle lnye.lf =, i
stoIed III" hair from coming ullt ~. IN hnie =,
start rev hair Please send bott.s more AS I
AND Yor VIII ~ SO OTHER
Ask yonr dr1ls,st~ AID merchants for It. or send g
I" me Tor trial bottle; 81 81 Tor two bottles.
Address {. W RICHARDSON. Rarne. y.
Send stamp for circular.
George {. Goodwin Boston Mss ul-...,.. g..
for New England 49, .
Beware Of imitation The genuine l. Put NJ in
INKS. with cut of female ola the wrarIrrs ala ''
Fer sa!" IN M"ntpclicr 10y BaSrolm I,,e ~ and Wil-
Marshh'ld, q. + Wooster.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-09
June Dreams and June Work.

Delightful III Ne 80 Laden with comfort
for ne. rr'.-cu' and :" full f promise ;
thu tuI irr- = t.;Iin upon rs. with lis greer
fl : and Irrtv woods Everything seem
tuii of life and every thrlnE appears t an
ipv living tn" won'i> arr ringing tie
sweet ur"'odi"~ Of the bird while the al
If h.. t-I J. alive with the hum Of in
se,l> Who does not er nv life, especial
Is country life. II .Iunr2 1t is surh -
chru'u" month Tor rides, srCh Il delight
FIJI month for long walks amun| the trees
ard flowers and. u hen ir,d of walking
it i 81, i li'.5ou~ t" Iir on the sweet cl-.-,'.
"rt-- AMI r'.-t- and dream of the poSit'il'
ti,- w ii ~ man. when man shall lean
/" pa he tn most OF lie here IN this W.
Cr1 e. V"IId "i "urS; when the r"n"'
IIu-r- shall Ice made smooth. the hill.
level j, thu M -h-> liked or filled. an
the d~m-I 1nd nlt~nr;t'l'- SwafnpN dr.'lne'
au covered with V.T,t;,' ION valuable fu
I.,u or l".'-t- when railroad or other com
n"n.c tl"n " H br :" easy tina we may
Ill -ras"u~ enjoy At onr own homes III
FRI t IF VERY 1ti.ud'; when each mutton
aud '-l"h IN livlHn1l IN every milton wi
cl''''in'lN 'r, wei Their part toward ma
KIN 'hr en- - PARA 5" io' 'n'h-
. =" H.. "n th'- c can fresh "r;tSs an
dr"'" ct N, n 81 rood time coming.
NiI"h hV al l'E'I H't-A ~ coal ar
'n = -, h"'-''"- or by som" tr' IN
tn utli' "f an" chr-'l"'r m"th"dS III" sum
lntr my h'' made i n@rr and HE winter
81 rt"r. ! luxury IN ire''- But Iu>r F."
1t"-'1t In d ''in> hon ptv- HE NIL
are moi N'' ''N' ''d 'h' ron II pi ices ar
M e. mo" H. ana The p"l>"n"u
s""h : are mol al Drained. ~ Il "nr I'm
h'd Nc wants ana n'r"s>l Is demand on
'tiruii"n nov par " I" III" exclusion {"
e'h' ms or me i'rlh1"rh' ii"pfoVeh'
81 IN' "'Ii' ana "N ih'i''HAti>-
> NJ = 3""d iih' |" 'APihI me BOZ
an The Wlnd. ana &" l1Y plans f." futu.
cN'' NJ ON Wh'ch shall mike our lives hap
per ana more uSrfti. but th"rr Is al
""th I" 81" no" ne seeds have bee
put III IN" @r"und lor early crops, b.
some mn '@IntrN satan ms planted tare'
WIN men, an" unless we ciccN us W"r
bN frequent h"'lH2. the larts Will ylt'
Tn Gri,t'r ht' vet
Oh 1ll lIaul'd iailis, h"lnT ana cult
VuInE the on Will b. tn" prIncIpt wor
OF the mon " u" successful. one mn
b'@In carry |" NIL weeds. before HE SEC
"Hd leaves 'Ppr:tr' II sIn@le ruItlvatln,
VIII "'>tr"y nearly AT hui II they are Il
loved L" @ct 'ar@e ANA stron-, they Wi
h''d thrlr own ~ INST al lncredlbl
amount Oh HEtfd WORK.
IL seems "hrh we rlHr through IN
country hl STE lIh' acres Oh Wee IL q
tn 1t there Is n" hlhd "t litIn work SO H.
ne una rol"o - h''ih@. IL would see"
tht Ih'hF nm Is noe WI h'ut nm >ln''
WHY IhrN 81" IL tn''l lil'N noe because
j. lit Id~lllDll, or because lnt'N nave 90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-09

Diseases IF the Kidneys. Bladder. etc. Away
unpleasant. and at times they become the most dis
and dangerous diseases that affect th
human :! stem Most diseases of the Kidneys arls
from impurities III the blood, causing hlmors which
settle these parts. NFGTTISE tNcels any KNOW
remedy the wluw nrd Tor cleansing and Iurl;
the blood thereby causing, healthy action to all th
ur<aLs OF the b Jdy. FMl9ml
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-09

SHALLOW PLOUGHING.-Profe Cook
says: In some parts of New Jersey
where the agriculture is us successful Is in
my part of the United States, good farm
=, pillow only from three to five inches
leep for their best crops, and by tria
hey have found that deeper pIoughnG, OF
has diminished the yield OF
her table products Their subSoil IS sutli
..icntlv open for the air, water and roofs
o penetrate it. and by shallow plon@hin9
he nl:t ures are kept close to the surfrcc
where they can produce their best effects
his mode of plough ne would be ruinou>
o a farmer on the red shale soil, whtr,
neither air, water or roots can sink lower
HIN the plough loo>en> the soil SO the
rrntmrnt of II sandy lorm needs TO he
'ntirely different from that of ii stiff clay
The geology of the soils and rocks is of
fundamental importance to the farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-09
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
r. II. T. ID ID Y.
SOLlCI TOROF PATEN :
For Inventions. Trade Marks ur Designs

For Inventions. Trade Marks or Designs.
No - STATE ST. oIIn~Irr kIIIY ST. Boston.
After extensive yra 'tIre upwards # thirty years
continues to secure Patents the United States ais,
Great Britain France. and other reign countries
cave ats Spc,ltcatl,I>. ASSIGNMENTS :I.dall
Patents executed On nat L. terms with dls atch
ktsea hes made t. t't"rlIlt thu Validity and utlN
pt Patents of inN'ftlo and llI aid "litr adN
rendered III all matters tnnrIG the COPIES q
dollar ASSIGNMENTS 4r,l-ti I'll WaSillu--l
y agency the United STATS T. Ss.>> sap.
facilities for obtaining Patents trtA tie IA
tentahllIty II Inventions
All necessity ct Journey ~ Washing I,r,cIr.
a patent. and the usual great del. t' 1t
saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS
REGARD Mr. Eddy the most ,a,.al,a an
successful practitioners with wllp iii
intercourse.
CHARLES MASON. Cunm'r Of Patents
- have no hesitation i'll assuring inventors they L
not employ come and g
and more capable Of putting their rcatinrs a FIR
to secure for them an early and favorable
at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE. Late Comnl'r Of Patents"
- Mr. Il. II. FppY has made FIR me over THIRTY
applications for Patents. HAY lriG been al
most every case such unni~takahle proof Of great
talent and ability on his Fart leads to
ALI inventors To- apply t. him their
they may he sure # having the faithful attr
ton hcstowned on their and very nahlt
cflrE"S JOHN IAGG ART
Boston Jan l. 1-75. rlvl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-09
BosTo> DAILY GLOBE.
CHEAPEST PIPER N TIE WORLD.
O n l. Y 3 G f n T s!

BY mail year. S.: e months. 81: months. 50:
onth :! cents Postage free to Sutsc rItrs az
AIRY |. 1873.
THE WEEKLY I.oBE is only - voar clubs Of fo,lr
more. 81 80 each Postage fire." after Ian Aidr,s,
ILOBE PIT BLISlilNG CO, o. Washington st. Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-09
NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS.
IA Pc s TR Y CARPETS
G A r L T O IS.
January %. r5+.

I'VE AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE Tho
cnolcest IN the world Importers prices-largest
company IN Amerlca-staple article-pleases every
body-trade increasingbest inducements-don'tw waste
tlme-Send tor circular to i waste
ROBI WELLS, 43 Vesey St, n Y P O. Box 12s7
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-09

A GREAT OFFER: HORACE WATERS SONS
- ~ BROADWAI. NEW YORK will dispose ot loo
P!ANOS ORIANS of first class makers Including
waters at extremely low prices tor cash during the
ments. '"i' pay
WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS
are the best made. The touch elastic the tone noo
full, pure and even. e ''ne power
WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS
cannot be excelled in tone beauty; they DEFY con
the Human Voice. Agents wanted "a
Prices extremely low for cash during tho uo,;a,
Monthly 1nsta,hlmens received Second hand instru
wanted liberal discount to Teachers Ministetss
Ghurcnes schools LODGES etc Special inducement 70
the trade ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE MAILFD ~
FMlsw4 AIo'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-09

PREPARING CRACKED WHEAT-If tn,
wheat has not been thoroughly cleaned
through Il flnning mill. it may be clcanscd
Of foul stuff by IL covering ii with sal: and
water; this causes the impurities to rise to
he surface, when they can easily be
ured off. and the brine rin>ed oft with
fresh water. 1t may then be dried in :,
GENTLE oven, 50 that it will grind more
readily. When dry, take the quantity
needed. bearing in mind that cooking
>wtlls the grain to twice its size Run
his through the mill if nothing better is
1t hand. grinding it rather coarse Take
4 flour sieve and sift out the finer part of
It. Then grease an iron kettle, to keep
the wheat from burning on. and put it
over the fire, with considerable water
more than enough to cover the wheat
Hot water must be added from time to
ime while cooking it. or it will become
90 thick. As soon us it hoilS, set it where
ii will boil slowly for two hours and Il half
"r so. About twenty inmates before it is
done stir In the finer portion of the wheat
hat ~;is slfted out. rs this would cook too
quickly if put in at first. After twenty
minutes pour the wheat into any deep
tlish. When cold it may be turned out
,hole and look nicely. 1t should have
enough water in when done to ponr out
easily. as It thickens up when it cools
his may be eaten with crerm or sugar.
or with jelly of any kind. and, prepared
this way is an excellent dish for sick or
well people
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-09

SrAvIN.-Is 1t Curud1e 2-This question
is asked in the Yves ern F.rner. and an
,verrd by its veterinary editor, William
Iorne. as follows:
NO; SPAWN is not cur,ble-nevcr WAS,
never will be-thc many quick asserlio 5
y the contrary notwi hstandi q. At this
ivanced period of information and knowl-
doe in all such and similar matters Il man
>hows himself behind the times when the
question ofcurabilty of SPAWN is not with
INN Il settled fact us an incurahle disease.
/ have been SO often asked if splvin or
lingbone can be taken off that am i'm
,ntent when such question is asked
Nett TT can be cured. but may be so
mitigaied that the horse may he Just as
seful as though the cxostosis of SPAWN
II ringbOne did not exist.
The sure>t and with me the best RENE
ly is the actual clutcry (llot from in the
hands of II qualified man none ohcr.
The next remedy is active hli>tering with
he common can haridcs blister ointment.
T viniotlide Of mercury or strong tincture
If iodine. applied for several weeks; but
firing is the best by far, and most etfec;-
i've
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

rox,- sHoor.-A couple Of bad boys-in some
.i,ss ;asy would be called juvenile hoodiums-
,,.s, chin,nan . few days ago until his human
.e-,s us aroused. when be put an end 70 their
..," By exhibiting six-shoo'er. The youngsters
~. .os shelter in house near by. Had the China
~ h,vs shc, one Of the boys, o. even shot At tAem
l. rouM mos: certainly have been punished. and
r,,isssa severely; therefore, boys who indulge IN
IL ysstue Of throwing stones At Cinnamon should
h -,.s % know better; and we nov give the guilty
WITS nJ:e TIA; they repeat III. oAcnse. aud IN,
*. omes 20 our ears. they wiil be exposed. To IN
sit 10, ,5ase any unoGcniing person Is cs~Ardly
.!h is loably cowArdly 10 abuse one who has moi
81 ,, ;scti3n Of the laws.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

Ma J. r. HARvgr Ia engaged In running 'nnnei
into the Madison quartz ledge. near the head OF WI"
low Creek The ledge was prospeosed on the surface
ten years ago. and about eighty tons OF rock obtained
and crushed. which yielded forty dollars to the ton
IN, labor Was no high Ut the time and everything 90
so.,ix a "a. found Improbable. Mr. Harvey VIII
-. az i.age 9TH the present tunnel about sixty feet
rom the surface and II he finds - good rock At that
nth A on the surface expects TO get money enough
above the level Of the tunnel to develop MS NINE
snrrcss 70 the enterprise.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

REV. d. c. STRONG will leave sometime in the early
par, OF rex, week trip Boise City. Silver City.
and other places in the Jurisdiction in the interest OF
the Good Tcmplars and the cause OF temperance. We
believe no will lecture at all OF the principal places
visited. and assure our readers that they Will find
him All able aud interesting speskerone who can In
sruci and one who is sincere aud honest; and lives.
ND TO his teachings squarcly aud in all things viz
tues which we canno, be- sure possessed by every
on. who comes % lecture us on temperance or any
other cause,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

wr'rI. bet that he dare not bet, and word
was sent him per Mondays stage that he would
have chance to bet from 800 to 81 600 that
he did misquote and misrepresent the state
ments contained 10 the report.-Ihe Beast
Totally false, beast! No such word wa'
erer sent 10, ~ you well know. You had bet
tor keep your money for the benefit Of your
illeQitimate offspring. <
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

ouAprzuras opaaed the Spring sights on las: Sat
a-si,y evening little In advance a. tie season. By
soc, Of .krmisisn: encounter. which continued. ii
Intervals for 1--WE or sx hours. Abon; eight men
were engaged In tie melee. bowie knives were freely
used. and two niel Mcssrs. " Fitzgerald and Tin
Carroll both peace makers rccs!vei severe wounds.
NJ Carol, hsa his hair parted in The middle by blow
from bowie. watch wo aid have parted his skull a.s
n IN. L,.a II the x.ap,n had no, brok m 81 at iHs
49,. from tn .rs., % the bluw Mr.. Fitzgerald re-
,ev.d ftghtiai "a, across the hak ~ 'h" lett hand
uhtr Will a ,sALle him for work sor month or Two
S.boiv .lss va. seriously injured though II reports
-, ,r,. som. of ,h.r deserved killing. The of'ic'
- p~acsrnaker It seems Is No; desirable one even d
Ouartxtura.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

MoNrAHA.-A private letter from Missoula, Mon.
tAna to q friend In this city. which We have been
permitted to peruse. dated January 18th. says the
mercury frozen up so that they cannot tell how
cold II is Mr. Alfred Cave. brother Of Hon. Josiah
Cave. Of this place. 10 living there. and has been
elected on the Democratic ticket to represent his
county In the next Legislature. The election took
place last August, and the Legislature don't NEE, till
next Winter. II Mr.. Cave makes good represent
alive a. his brother has done. Nissoua will be foriu
nate. Finally. We advise our Montana neighbors 10
procure spirit Thermometers SO they can toll how
cold IL 10. aud then work their quicksilver up into
hnrseaaoe nails.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

ouu old editorial friend. A. Boyaxin. Esq. came
M from Boise City on Monday Of this week. and VEN
=. once to sticking type" in the WORLD Office 'ud
{. the moot troublesome wretch at the case We ever
fouud. Keeps ss~lins ''more copy" from morning
AZ, ,ch.. and he il a. COED editor A. he Ii prin
a.. Ne hope he will '.fa in line" again soon :. 90.
c.pi.sl and give it, people newspaper WORTHY ..e.
sHp.;,.~ ana intelligence and worthy OF the place
~ ti resurn home afser the rush Of job work 10 ove
IN this ONCE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

A.M sr The HoopLrNs.-On Wednesday night
- wen the hootlums were preparing to charivari
~ 'aa'4s' XAusz and his bride. party Of them en-.
'''a' ocice TO tune banjo and violin. and for IN
80. more Afterwards delighted us with ''nepen.
- 1'@s OF heavenly music" Thanks, hoods!
10y Nsass are appreciated In tho Would once.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

IL sinoxIsdss very pleasant calls dnrine the
rgsi ron H5n. Jas. H. uawley aad Mr.. Green Nor.
,sn q QaH,zbGrs; also. frsn Hon. n J. Btidy.
i51s;o1. and VIZ. john sword. Of Placerv!lje- Mr..
sEl,i iatorms :Aa. i6s fee, Of Esaler h Hughes
--rs 70. vorsag ,hei. Ophtr creek Hill claims IS
c1l2set leaving only hundred feet ca do 10 nni-h
u ID tai VI. B.!iy. who has been "ut so the
'lr! 'seea.ly, says good many cattle are dying.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

W slre received The circular Of The American
!ae Society. aai shee: Of printed extracts from
as Eeecaes and writings OF some Of the world
atas I.voca:es o; the beautiful doctrine Of Peace
VI .as reales: that sc publish ,hem from time g
M u W shall and room for them: which. havins
AMP been 40 opponent Of the folly and crime 81
", vs saal eheer.aily DO.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

The editor of the Omaha Herald is said to
b. the only man in the world who can wrap
the drapery Of his ears about him and lie down
to pleasant dreams.-C. b. Nonpdre't.
A mistake; the fellow Of the Boise City pub
LEGATION can do it easy and have whole bolts Of
the raw material left but his dreams are al
about brides, forgeries. and idiot girls.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06
f r Notice. 81 s4sY
mo J. NEALE, THOS. STRINGHAM

THO J. NEALE, THOS. STRlNGHAM,
Il L. schwabacher, n. B. Moore. g. W. Crafts. ]:
Dovell, and oil whom II may concern: You. and
each OF Won. are hereby notified that We, u. b.
Moore and q. W. Crafts, have done the full amount
Of work required by the law Of Congress Of 1S2 and
amendments thereto. to.wit:
h sixty (0Ol Dollars
worth on the Highland quarts ledge. discover!
claim situated in Boise County. idaho Territory ant
ron are hereby required TO pay 70 a. al assesemenu
against you on the same within ninety days nom tn
date hereof or forfeit III Of your right title. interes
and claim In, %, ana upon, oaad Highland qua1s'
IDAHO CTrY, Jeppasy -. 1915. y. p 1OOkn,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

SLEIGH load Of chickens brought into town OF
day this week went of like hot cakes ~ pr'c'
ranging from 81 IS to 81 so apiece.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

JOSIAH CAVE returned home from the capital
~ia''d'y Of this week. There IL now only one
y. The legislature from this county absent
Ia r.! . BAldwin-~ho will remain away till spring
lone. eA'ends 70 Mr.. Cave cordial welcome
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

-,,,s,.scs LEcrusE-Rsv. d. G. Strong viii de-
,,.,nrs On Temperance in the NJ. T. Church.
- ,., ,,,,. On sunday evening next. At which time
r,.,,,, will be taken up for the benedt o! the
r,,..ysb,aska sufferers. Asood opportunity fol
:. .,,.,blv disposed TO do something for the asss
-..,,,ssdy and deserving fellow-creasures. Many
Is, .-,a,. ~ Kansas and Nebraska. despoiled Of
-, .-,vs during the past summer by the grass
1er pest. are reported to be starvins' ana though
~ "a b,ins furnished them from all quarters
IN meet ,h,t Idaho City. having mite to give
add aye Il!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

III weather. during the week has been almost m
t' 'p1 Of As: week. With the exception Of aslsh'
H"Eosm 90 Tuesday. The days arc sunny and
"-" oa' 10! very warm: the nights clear. frosty
-.~A-'ne mercury ranging far below zero. The
.-,, as settled down to about two feet Ia depth,
~ @e promises OF more are not overly encouraging
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

Or IDAHO YourHs.-A short time ago q
s's's ,.so,ic priest called into house in Idaho
Hsa "a VAS engaged in aconvsrsation with the
Isri''' ~ .ror when q bright.eyed little seven
4''aI ,snnsa in front of the reverend gentleman.
~ 'M ' w.. in which were combined the wisdom
I'D wv =, the serpent. inquired: 80. you are
81 ''''' the Catholic priest. are your" "Yas'
N''' ,solisa the good priest, at the same time
the golden 1 lock. Of ~. tn, . saa d.. 1.
ma' !, ,h,. you're h-n Of "a locking priest. .
""- ~. we're delighted At this evidence OF pre-
IM .noble boy" and - soon Is the priest
eN. IL. u-chin was taken across the laps OF ths
hsh wv sIistence and alternately csressed by
.s .s, h. has found i, difficult to maintain sit
ben ss- ars with any degree Of comfort. ever since
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

- A. r. PLoTx.y returned home from the CAPT.
Gays ago, and Ia again engaged in develop.
s~A quartz mines. some Of which are promising
a A'. Plo~m,n Is IN energetic. practical miner.
.,r. we sor. that proves and builds up mining
'"o Se hope 10 see him succeed ere.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

PAPER which Is not good local paper. 10 no paper
.. ALL and We hope reader Of the Boise pubiica-
ton and of the WORLD will compare this issue Of our
paper with any issue he peases OF the puohcaaon'
and say which II the better local paper.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

wxLcoME-The WORLD takes pleasure In acknowi
eisng call day this week from Hon. Josiah
Cave and MIR Henry Clifton. Mr.. Cave has just re-
turned home from the legislature having made for
himself while there record ui which he and bis
friends are o! right prand.
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h, CARR. Justice Of the Peace 1t Quartz
VI, 70 town during the week. and paid US
aiorms Us that Official business IL light d
T. Goa - 10 At oil other places In Boise coun
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6;tv and County.

o,nrss AT SILsBY's.-Persons desir.
lun wv, m Of mornings at an earlier hour
aDM ''' ~ ,,.,ss leave their orders 1t tho Post
au usuA vi" HUGH wILHELM.
Is B''A'"' Night Waterman.
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YESTERDAY the sun looked d!mly down on the snow
cnshrouded earth. hcreabou,s. through haze OF
clouds. and the temperature Of the atmosphere was
about twenty degrees higher than usual. More snow
Ia expec ted soou.
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Mn. Mosrs KEEzER. Of Boston. was In town yeste'
day. and paid his respects to the WORLD
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~ For the very best Photographs. go 70 bradley
4 Kulofson's Gallery with an ELEVAIOh. ~
Montgomery Street, san Francisco.