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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
Winnciota.

aterbau in sroBem MaaBitabe. I'M
ter Oieier lleberi9rift brinst bic vgisw ulm
Poit" fOIsenben gtotis: llniere rei9sn
0eute uon Minneiota i9einen ii9 nit aaer
Wa9t auf ben @derbau ooer uieImebr rid.
tiger seiast auf BEN &aubbau 6es Qanbes
perfen ~ woaen. Oa iitS. 9. Der betannte
Sliuer Oaltpmple, Der nit ieinsn 8 sroBs
urtisen 6armen in Cottage @rope, @a.
ibinston Goun'p, ben Grant, Sbsrman u.
Sberiban 6armen, nod ni9t ssnug gu ia:
ben i3eint unO ii3 iebt cine anbsre tleine
Sarm pon nur 80, 900 9tern an Der Rorb
pacific Sabn einri@tet, auf wel9er tdsIi5
100 Sre9pflise ibre gtrbeit perri6ten.
SObann tommt Der OrpsOObsbanbler Gamp
BON ct. Saul nit elmer Sarm BON Is, 900
2lfern, BEL Wiamar, ebenfaIs an Der Noro
Pacificbabn, auf weI6er tdsli6 SO Yflise
in Gbatisfeit iinb. 9err &ufel gladslp
BON ct. Saul farmt al Der Siour Gitp
Sabn auf Is, 900 Qdem Qan6es. @enes
raj Barret ipielt ben Sarmer nit Is, 600,
Ssnatius OOnnelp nit 5000 unb Metcalf
unb Stridlanb NIT 10. 900 gdern, ale an
Der erwdbnten Baciic gabn sslssen. IS
1T bies ieSenfaas mebr ip~etulatipe ais "a.
tionele 2anbwirtbi3aft unb natiirli9 benz
Ten aIe bieie Serren nidt barau, bauernbe
glnlasen 81 MAIDEN. sic betreiben bic
Sadie e1enio LANCE, aIs fe ibnen @spinn
brinsenb eri9eint.
Aus Srown County pirb beri9.
tet, bab bic 9eui4redem baieIbit nod i'm.
mer in baIb srOberen baIb tisinsren Sliisen
sri9sinen, unb bereits bsbsutenben Sdas
ben anseri4tet baben.
aus allen Stabten Ninneiota's trefs
fen Na3ri9ten lter bic Seier bss A. Suli
elm. SbsIei9 es am gbenb in sinem srol.
len GbeiI pon Minneiota resnets, 1T bic
6eiffreube iibsraI cine beSsutenbe sewelen.
9auptid@Iid baben aud in Minnsfota,
ME in Der sansen Union, bic Deutidsn ben
Gag uerbenIi9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18

gen unb 10 lit benn iowebl bisrber aIs na9
SeQspiae ueuer @eisen sefommen. Die
Ereiie befeIben paren BON 81. 20 bis 81. 80.
Iuein iebr pieIe, ia-pir miiiien es nit
SeSanern iasen-bie Interchangeable Webrs
sabl Der GARNER in Suinois, in Soma unb
ielbit in Mihourie lit nidt 10 sIislid &C.:
weien. Namentli9 in nisSrisselesensn
@esenben lit elm betrd6tIi1er Gbsil auer
SelOfriidte, uns nidt Bios bss 8eisens,
our@ bas nuiie @etter tbeils gan; ~
@runSe seri&tet, tbei!s erbebIid bei6dbist.
Saielbe gilt aud BON sablreiben Gouns
ties in Midisan unb @iseOniin. gii6t 10
uiel Gesen lit basesen in Snoiana II. Sbio,
uno nod piel w%eniser, ia gum Ebeil iosar
riel gu wenis lit in ben 6itIiden Staaten
sefuuen.
gu9 ben erpadisnben gornfelbern bas
ben fi9 bic &esenitirme Der jinsitsn Sers
sansenbeit feineswess iiberau beiliam err
wieien. Sn bOber ~seIesenen @esenben
ideint aIerbinss bic reidI,de Jeudtistsit
benz Corn &raft unb Stride perlieben gu
baben. Die aiebriser ober gar in eisents
li9en Sbdlern itebenben GornfeIber ieben
busesen in Ser Ebut gum grbarmen aus !:
tlein, sslb II. itsrbsnstrunf iinb bic gfans
sen, ia bie uns ba bats BEN anidsin, ale
mare ME elm &Srnden seitedt worben.
Oas gilt nidt Bios fir SQinois, ionbern
AUDI fir Miiouri uno Soma.
Sine 9lusnabme bapou ma6t mertpiir.
bigger @eiie Sanias. Senn wenn mar bic
geridte aus BEN ueri6iebenen unb pom eins
amber entiernten Counties suiammsnbalt,
10 fam man ii6 faum Dem @inbruf per:
i6lieBen, baB bic Soriebuns ben Staat fir
bic i6weren gerluite Der lestsn beiben
Sabre bur9 einen aubersepO6nIi9en Grns
teiesen bat entidabisen molten. Die Weis
S~enernte lit bort srSBer uno better als ie
Supor. Man ipri6t BON l6 bis Is Mils
lionen Suibeln pertduf liden lleberi9uHes.
9lu6 bas Corn, Der Safer unb bic 9erite
i9eint gut gu iteben. Sffenbar iinb wabs
reno bisies Monats bort nur iebr bei9ei:
bene &esenmaien sefalen, bic Sunisgtiss
berIdse aber baben elm iippises @a9stbum
bei0rbert.
Iu9 bic @rnteberi9te aus California
lauten e,freuli9. 0iro bier bod friber
als I'M Miififppitbale seerntet. llnb 70
BARI Der @olbitaat benn bas betra9tli9e
Suantum pon "a Miuionen gsntner Wei.
Sen unb 10 Miuionen guibel @erite aIs
ben biesidbrisen grtras ieiner lanbwirtbs
i9aftli9en Irbeit be3eidnen.
Son ben gaumfri9ten iinb bic Yfirii9e
iouobl in Ohio unb Snbiana aIs in ben
meiiten iibrisen Staaten miBratben. Sus
einsige Oelaware meint elm anftdn6ises
Suantum, namIi9 Observation-Disclosures
&Orbe Yea6es, gu Martte brinsen gu Ton:
men. 0asesen 9ibt es i'm MiififippitbaIe
piel @epfel. gti9t II Sainois, ionberr
aud Miiiouri unb Midisan, unb mob
nod man@ unberer Staat, wiro Samit auf:
Suworten permOJen.
Nas enbIi9 ben SIoen anbetriiit, f.
ldBt ii9 pom BEN gaumpolen : 4dsli9ter
nod nidt piel iasen. Sabaf uno Jteis
buben bur6 Die Iebten &esen seIitten
Oo9 mag cine Geibe trodener unb freunb.
li4er Sage Wan9ss wieber gut MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
@iSconTn.

SIN Seymour wurbe bes befannte
8isconiin Saus bur9 Scuer %;erfort.
9lidli6erweiie mar @a1er senus uOrbans
ben, ionit mare uieleidt Elm uerbeerenoer
grano bereiusebro9en, benn 5 anoere @e:
bdube waren bereits bur9 Slammen anses
srifisn. Der S9aSen mirb auf 1000
Dollars peranidlast; bic Ser i9eruns
betrdst, 22oo Dollars.
Ger vNorb tern" uon Ga GroiIe
i6reibt: Die llnabbdnsisfeits: Seisr mar
mirtli6 cine a~asemeine Sanbesfeier, bsnn
bic Siirser aIer S%6attirunsen, aler Get:
ten, SIaien unb &aeen betbeilisteu ii9
babel unb man fibIte bod, baB bic 9lns
bdnslidteit an bic 9anbesinititutipn cine
tiefsebenbe, bas gauge 2anb u~mfaRenoe lit.
Gs bat uns sefreut, baB Der bo9u. Sii9of
SeiB nit alien ieinsn @eiiili9sn am Tim:
suse Sbeil nabm uno bamit Ser 6reibeit
unb llnabbansisteit Sen Gribut ieinsr DID,:
tuns Difentli6 Denies" @enn Der Norbs
fern ii3 mebr I'm Die Sa9e fiimmern MID,
10 wirb er finoen, buB Spei Glemente Der
geuOIteruns in Der Union bic Ssier tief gu
Sersen nebmen: Die &atboIiten unb bic
Oeuti9en.
Die Seller bes 4. Suli in appleton mar
cine gang semitblide unb ansenebme, aber
~feineswess cine sldnSenbe uno imponirenbe,
mie ie es an sinsm Nationalfsittase, einem
bunbertiabrisen (!), bate ieim iOlen. IS
ideint fat, als Oh Der pierte Suli in ben
Sereinistsn Staaten nun fir bic b~ortisen
Oeuti9en cine biitoriide gebeutuns babe!
Die gantees bielten ii3 BON aller Bethel.
Iisuns fern; nidt einmal lire 9duier bat.
ten ie bur3 irsenb elm grimes Sii93en
ober ionitise @bsei9en becorirt. Iu9 bier
in Dubuque itanben bic Sdsler pieler Die.
ier 9 is bu d s tabl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
6tig
fir
0drtner un6 Sdrmer
xSaiier Nilbelm~ &raut.

S"'"''N@ ~S'os'" "A""|
Die bette, srpfte, auss nuerne fs une wsrtbucnffe
Ausrahl ren sctnttr' Sraut, eR man IN Gurepa fsRnt. nae
sn uns auslHlitBItp i'm Iestsn BrupIatr bisher importirt,
no eerislbe bel sani ssppenli6tr Ssbaneluns, be sanesrns-
rtrtb &C., tibt, unp cine q rprbentIia grpse e.
rtt1t, nne ~ ben lpbnenelftn prttitn tnr ben Gteentaumer
ssrtauft pire. Sein Srrpaanitn ipatt srpbt 8srFNt aRses
panet peraen, @aum seRus ium aDa6stbam ~ sesta, dsRe
aepte, baben i'm Dur@lTnutt bic SrpBe hes SpseHs tina
Ntbls dants. Din yaquet Saanea rire rpsfre mad 9as
asrsfs fur $500. Sur Assstsn s30e sss Gussuh uRs 4
prsi Gent Clamps.
~ g1it jssem paauet Saamen Isnsen mir Gin ( d eres
Wtttel seeen ee SereeeruRseR ss sSraut'9 Surms une
anptrer l1aeItbtn I qitre tur jun9e HRe CARTE pfaa,eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
9(tts pen periGieocmcn staaten.
Gorrcjunnbcn,

Spsrtcrn, Dcricn Go. NsSrasfa, 2. Sult '76.
Serr &ebacteur!
Sor &ursem tbetlte ib nit, baB bic
Grnte ausii3ten IN %unierer @e9enO aus.
seSei9net wGren, bod beute fam i5 mid
nidt mebr beloben bur5 bic anbaltenoe
Grodenbeit Fat fait IQeS s~eIitten, @eisen
unb @erite Defenders. Glide BON uns
re6nen aui cine bal6e @rnot, an6ere befoms
men fait BEN Saamen ni9t wieber. 9lu6
Safer itebt i6le9t, aber wenn mir baIo
Gesen betOmmen (oen ite iett baben per.
ben, &eO.) fam ii9 Der elbe wieber CT:
bolen. Die &artoiieIn iinb ar9 melt sns
rid, iie baben auf 9fnsit:M orssn bur6
6rOit seIitten, bod erboIten iie ii6 pieoer,
iebt iinb bic &dfer bran. @eli6torn
itebt gut, es bdlt bic Srotenbeit betanntli6
better aug. Sas iino feline suten i3eiten
fir neue aniiebler i'm fernen Weiten.-3um
S3luB pia i5 Sbnen nod Elm llnslif mel.
ben, baB ii9 bier susetrasen. Sin bes:
perater aueritaner uno ein Oeuti6er BE,
tamen Streit uesen elmer Seimitdtts unb es
fam iOpeit, SaB Der Sbe,iif YefebI srbielt
ben 2merifaner feitSunebmen, 6ieisr ais
er ben Sberiff tommen iub, iperrte ii9 elm
unb idoB Dem Deputy Sberiii cine 9aSuns
Gebpoiten in ben 0eib utb perpunbete nod
spsi Mdnner. God es seIans ben Oess
perabo feitSunebmen. Nun ma9ten bic
Burger furSen Yro,eB nit ibm. Sie er.
bra9sn Na9ts bas @efdnsniB in BLUNT
Greet unb binsen ben MOrber an einsn
Baum.
Ger Weinbau in Miiouri nirmt
INNER sr0Bere OimeniiOnen an. gs ites
ben, benz letten Sabresbsri@t bes Goms
miiars fir 0anbwirtbi3aft sufolse, gessns
wGrtia auf 774S @der Qanb 8 1895, 900
trasenoe WeinltSde unb IL, 600, 900 iuns
ger St0de iinb aussepfanSt, 70 baR Wiis
iouri mad Serlauf bon 8 Sabren 6 Wiiqio'
men @alonen 0ein liefern Tam.
Der Sobudbrude in Waibinss
ton ma9t CUTE @eiddfe. Die lette Rum.
mer bss yGonsreifionaI &ecoro" umfaBt
1856 Seiten uno entbdlt babel nidts ais bic
lansweiIisen 9erbanolunsen iber cen SSms
psa9meuts FrOSeb Ysltnap's.
Das WoIt pom Colorado bat
bur@ Gnnabme Der StaatsuerfaHun s NIT
acknowledgement Mebrbeit ieinen @intritt
in tie Union bei9loHen. Sn Oenuer
wur6e cine Wtebrbelt BON 5000 Stimmen
fur bic gerfafuns abgeseben. Colorado
wirb iomit in bieiem Sabre ben Brdfben.
ten erwdblen bslien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
Die GrnteauST6teu

babsn fid burd bic idweren &esen Der er.
item SuliwO@e faft in alien wsitli9en
Staaten ueridIedtert..
Sic uno ba 1T es auerbinss %seIunsen
ben @ei3en in ben beusn gauien swiiasn
ben Bettsrifirmen in Siderbeit su brin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18

Sssrtcrn, Dpricn 60. Hssrasfa, 2. Sui '76.
SEER &ebacteur!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
Mammotb 60liab SnSian Gorn.

gir sRanitsn Isstss Sribidtr aui Gong SsIans, sint hsiae
0aantttat (pel6s mir INIT plslen S1pieristeittn erpislten),
pteier bic iesi np6 ietenenArt rtelenbaten 9DellHternes. Sn
Sertember faupen mir eurG pirtli9 es ~ en- ole
pePe Der Wlsbridgl Der ghanjsn II bic 10 jus u. NOD mad.
lsns, nit srsi bis fani H%nsebeasrn Geprsa an fat iepsm
Sted.
Der 6rtras mar stra 200 guibG gedi8Gcrn. asbr.n per
Gdsrt una sias fsbrsrsss Ytafs suffers Der isiHfsa
Gudlitat.
srir bdttsn bic game Grnste Su sinsm suten yrtiis an 81.
men Nep gerter Saamen.paneler ~psrtdufen tenuen babea
70 abtr Mot estpan, une tcsen Go ppr, eitle 9rnete FUR unle-
re Bablreinen xane 8uneen 81 bebalten, bic 20 IN ibren Dor.
tbeiIt fHsen rereen, IT'D ~penisfeus einsn tleiusn 3beil eteler
letsnen Sprts ~ faern, nm ne i'm 5~rubiabre su ~phaujsa.
au1tiss 6armsr, wsl5s ans Sfnsen nit itnialen y II II.
sen (euItiVatPrtn ine -wsnts Rertb) bstpGieits spilSsn
sen 8siber, uni an ben bduf9en Sebrau1 Der pate elau.
b n, psreen I'D ueer Zen 9rtpls runpern. 9Dr ieneen per
gpft an irssne cine aersis Elm gaauet mad 9mpians BON
~ Gents up ;pei erti Gent Clamps, per erei paauete
aape mplane sinss Sraars une 'pei brst Gent Stamps.
In aeerten rur $500 per Dusene unp 4 prst eent clamps.
nA- Inner Yprraib 1T Mot iebr erps. gsripnsu,
psl8e pen ebiesm Saamen puni6en, ipattn nitt iaumea
ttre Sefeluneen tinSuisneen. &le Saamen ale fril6 une
ieimtabte sarantirt. Ss.nt geaaren stianet Tur y. 8. ,.
Bas Sch mus Der Set,lun8 beiSel6IpneR ptreen. our iR.
&C Der ebissn Sprtsn Saamsn a~erelrs
Telir Glare 8 So,
o 2i3-269 5 $50 224 gah t3 Ctr. asp sori.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
Die wnmoerpoGfe meobimt'
fGe @ntoeGung, wef6e
Ole @eft Gelttt.

@ssen Sdpinbiudt, S3wd6e, S6orbOd,
~icrOpbuIOie 9Iusi4Idse, S4nupfen,
Sal,huB, Sdmorbsioen, @eii9tsroie,
&inSmurm. Sledten. 9tusi6ldse I'M
@eii9t, idmersbaite ausen, &beuma'
tismus, Masenfranfbeit, @e9ielfe'
Der, Qeber. unb 0iieren: 6rartbeiten,
Gerueni4pd9e, 9er5trantbeiten. ans
fdae, ab9ei6wd9te Contribution uno
iebe slrt unreini9teit i'm Dilute.
Cine Gusle bes Slides iir gliaionen Seioens
De. SaaieuSe bon SebrH scrrttet, na9s
nrm ale ansern &ittst icblsciGlas
aen, leie iC0cs @ort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
SGwimo(u djt ge6eift !

Gin alter 9rJt, psl6sr I'D BON fttuern @titStts ,urldsss
jrsgn bat, erbiflt rem tinem ctintiiben Dhiienar eds &e.
cept jur veretiunb elmer unfa6en ans gfanjenfefen be-
febtnt en- @rinet CUR itn,aen une fnsrsn 5dluHs Der Nuss
sebrua8, S6piueiutt bee Gatarrts, esr 9nsbrufisftit,
ue aaer Sdls. ue Experimentation, ettRis Gin f6erts
giittsl sessp Aerpenl6pd6e une ale gisrptns eetesn. Rats
Gem or eenen auserprpeHtltb beilenee Rrdft In 3auIsneen
5dusn srprett bdt, fublt er lid ssrpniStet, Is lsiRsn lsietns
cen @ittmsnihtR btfaunt u MAIDEN.
Sur6 eieien @rurp tswpasn unp bsfelt sn hem Duns
ite, her %letseneeu Mitni6beit ~ bdfen, feneet or tpfeu.
frti" eitss 8eeept nit ppafaneissr 9rtldruns sur 3ube-
rsttune unp yumGebrau9 ~eerlelbsn, an aas bitisnistu, psl6e
eisss paRi6en.
Ssnes s,nsn gpRfanp in sintm Srisfs uus nsnns bic
3emns nit Ramsn, in pel6er eu bic aussee essisn ban.
DR.. w. G. STEVENS,
23S-290 Munroe Block, Syracuse, N. Y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
gSic Hcot Sittets 81 @aufe in
Gleeclans eereNuft mcrecn.
G.. W. FRAZIER,
Cleveland, Ohio.

Or. 8~rasier.- gpertber 6err!
Sabsn Sic he site, mir piseer sia @rpb Rrct- Sitters ~
isnesn. Die gGdfrlee idsiut INNER m,br SuSunebmsn.
3ieies 1T nun tGs febtnte @rpB (uber elm tauisne 5laibsu)
reI6t i'd isit tsm2 giai ,S1 tetat babe.
&auuSsrgu
go. Churchill, gpetbstsr.
Ssptsmbtr. s. 1915.
Or. Jra;ier.- gDsrttsr SER
Der gsrtauf Sbrts SiOCts Sittsrs III isbr i'm 3unrebmen.
g9ir fenten, raB 90 uus besGblt, REM mir easislbe bel Sbneu
i'm @rpBen faufsn. 0sben Sic uuS taiur gsfaQist Sore
greNe.- Attunasepa
SGf u. Aiberait. Gits SAL 1rus etors.
Hrs., s. 1875.
sfptiI. - Die rbigcu Narncu line ausaerGtlt ppn elmer
Qitr BON etra iebeujig erRer Slant gpctbtfeu uRe 6dnsle.n
In WeetSinen in br Staet 9leY,aue, ne.6e aQe Graise
Rept Sittsrs pGriaafsn.
.. ron 24i-29l. 65-tt7.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-01

WE drew closer to the bedside, a
stiffness, as of death, being OH us all.
We took one tiny hand, now wasted
and pale, within our warm palms,
when the large blue eyes opened to
their fullest extent, and sweet voice
said to the weeping mother, "Tiss me,
mamma, once more" She had gone
to him. We think, as our memory
takes MS back, Of . little miechievous
girl, with bright blue eyes and rosy
face, who coming in from school with
books under her arms would cry out,
"Tiss me, mamma; I'm 50 cold One
little chair is empty at table; one Ut
tie bed will ne'er again contain Amy,
and the room, al, % checrless now!
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-01

CENTENNIAL SrArrsrIcs.-Our repub-
lie commenced in l776, 100 years ago,
with thirteen States and 815,6l5
square miles Of territory, which was
occupied by about 100000 of civil
lied human beings. It has now pop
ulation of 100000, who occupy
thirty-seven States and nine Terrific
ries, which embrace over 5000, 1000 'of
square miles. It has $4,000 miles Of
railroads, more than sufficient to reach
twice and half round the globe.
The value Of its annual agricultural
productions is g, 500, ,ooo, 900, and its
gold mines are capable Of producing
$7o,ooo,Ooo year. Il has over
1000 cotton factories, $50 daily news
papers, 1900 weeklies, and 625
monthly publications. -Ns,0 York
Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-01

A story is told oftwo Vermont farm
ers who are not Changers. They
induced their wives to join and report
before they would commit themselves.
Now, when they will, they cannot.
Two blackballs greet every applica-
ton. Meanwhile the wives 60 regu.
larly and triumphantly to every meet.
ing Of the grange, and the men stay
at home to mind the babies.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-01

The theory that this whole scope Of
country was at one time covered with
water, and that the terra jsrmaa upon
which we now feel SO secure, was
tossed UP by an earthquake, has re-
ceived another veri6cation III finding
a section Of what is supposed to have
been the backbone Of whale. Mr..
Shepherd, Superintendent Of A. P. Pc
tits brickyard, located just across the
Santa Rosa Creek bridge, recently
found, at the depth of fifteen feet, the
remains referred to. It is remarkably
well preserved, and its dimensions are
as follows: Diameter of the vertebr@,
IL inches; circumference upward of
33 inches; two short ribs project from
the vertebr@, the length Of which is
IA inches; length of upright rib over
spinal cord aperture measures five
inches in diameter One joint of the
vertebr@ or spine is seven inches
through. When it is known that the
spinal cord of an OK weighing 1000
is less than an inch in diameter, it is
difficult to conjecture the magnitude
of his whaleship, or whatever else this
mammoth bone may have been part
Of. Anatomical sharps and all who
desire can see this relic Of bygone
days by calling at this office.-Sdnta
Rosa Democrat
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-01

A pARKEY, who was STOPPING to wash
his hands in a creek, didn't notice the
peculiar actions of a goat behind him;
so when lie scrambled out Of the water
and was asked how it happened, he
answered: Il dunno, 'xactly, but it
'peared as eff de shore kinder h'isted an
frowed me-"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-01

POISONING WINDS IN lNDIA.-A pa
per has been read before the London
Meteorological Society on the poison
Gus winds of India. The author, DR..
Cook, remarks that there are certain
days in which, however hard and vio-
lent the wind may blow, little or no
dust accompanies it, while at other
times every little puff of air or cur
rent of wind raises up and carries
with it clouds of dust, and at these times
the individual particles of sand ap-
pear to be in such an electrical condi-
ton that they are even ready to repel
each other. But the wind most dead
ly in its influence is the Simeon, its
presence being made manifest in the
sudden extinction Of life wherever
protection from it's Influence fails to
be afforded. DR.. Cook says Of this
phenomenon that it is sudden in it's
attack, and is sometimes preceded by
a cold current of air, though occurring
in the hot months, and taking place
by right as well as by day; its course
is straight and defined, and its pas
sage leaves a narrow, "knife-like"
track. It is attended by well
marked sulphnrous odor, and the cur
rent of air in which itpasses is evi-
deptly greatly heated-is, in fact, like
the blast of furnace.
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NEVER insult a man because he ap-
pears poor in purse or raiment; for
beneath a ragged coat it may be that
a muscle lies concealed that could put
a head on the Oldest man in business.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-01

A oEu1LExAN saw on advertisement
that . recipe for the cure Of dyspepsia
might be had BY sending two postage
stamps to- the advertiser, and The an
swer was. Dig IN yoor garden and
let whisky alone
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-01

There is great temperance excite
mcnt in Maine A druggist in Saco
was sentenced to sixty days imprison-
ment for single sale of liquor
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-01

A WORN out parent in Chicago has
named his baby Macbeth, because he
hath murdered sleep.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-01

He Was! THE !, MAN. One eYeaing
last week, when the winter blasts
moaned sadly around the street cor
ners, and the captains Of the ferry
boats wore anxious looks, seven or
eight vessel owners and "laid up
lake captains sat around cheerful
base-burner in saloon near the river.
After the usual amount Of growing
about the weather, one Of them told
story. Then second man told sto-
|ry to beat it, and then third man
beat the second. When the fourth
man started out he said: ,
Gentlemen, ! have also seen tough
times. When l was sailing the
schooner Fortune, forty years ago,
two of US were swept overheard in q
storm on Lake Erie, one black night.
A hatch cover went with us, and it so
happened that we both clutched it. 1t
was not large enough to support two.
| was captain, he a sailor. had a
family, he had none. I shouted to
him to quit his hold, and when he
would not, l reached over, clutched
his throat, and held OH till his fingers
loosened and he went to the bottom of
the lake! It was twenty miles off
Point Betsy, and, with a shrill, wild
shrek, which yet fingers in my ears,
the poor wretch went to his death!
May the Lord forgive mew
With his chair tilted against the !.
wall, lanky, sunaowerisll chap had
been nodding his head right and left
as if sleeping. As the Captains mar
rative was concluded the stranger
rose up and solemnly said:
81 am that mani"
The crowd looked at him in aston
ishment, and he continued: ~
II landed on Point Betsy next morn
ing in time for breakfast, and swore
a solemn oath that I'd lick you for
choking me if had to live hundred
years to do it'll"
"You can't be the man replied the
Captain" looking suspiciously at the
fellows big fists; "it was forty years
ago"
Il know it was, and for forty years
I've been aching to lick you put of
your boots"
The Captain had lied, but he didn't
want to own it, and he said:
"That sailors name was Dick Rice"
"Kerect!' bowed the stranger;
that's my namew
"But he was taller than you"
Being in the water so long that
night | shrunk just a foot!" was the
cool rejoinder.
"Well, know you can't be the
man." said the Captain. 2
II am the man, and now I'm going
to maui you! No man can choke me
and then brag about It'll"
He sailed in and then upset the
Captain, but was then set upon by
the whole crowd. He got into the eye
of the wind and hung there for a
time, but presently he paid off little,
got the wind on his quarter, and went
at it to lick ten times his weight in
old liars. He was very ambitious
man, and those who could get out
doors got out, and those who couldn't
offered him q gallon of whisky to come
to anchor. He furled his sails on this
understanding, and as he sat his glass
down for the third drink he wiped his
bleeding ear and remarked:
"When man tries to sacrifice mos
ia order to save himself be don't know
who he's fooling With
He was the biggest liar Of them 81,
but he made the most ont Of it.-Ds
1rcsy N..oos ps,sea
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-01
Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN partnership heretofore existing between John
Cowan and John Donohue, in the blacksmthing bust.
ness Idaho City. !. T, under the firm name Of Cow.
An Donohue. is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent Mr.. Donohue Withdrawing from the same.
All accounts against the late Arm will be settled
equally divided between them. Those knowing them.
selves Indebted are requested ~ come forward and
settle the same without delay.
Dec. l3 1878.
The business ct the old stand will hereaitsr be
Quoted by the undersigned who hopes by strict atten
ton and the turning of Of class work. to merit
continuance Of public patronage.
JOHN cOwAN
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-01

CHEEK wins in this world, especially
if it is dimpled and rosy.