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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-02-05
THE GREAT BLOOD REMEDY
rs -.
VEGETI!NE.
MAKE IT PUBLIC.


H r. STEyENs; Esq: - -
Dear SRI have hpsFd from very sDyfru of
the great VEG ETTNE in Of Scrofuia
Rhen Htisu. Kidney Complaint, Catrrrh. and all
other diseases nf. kindred nature make no hesita
tion saying that bnofo VEG ETIH TO hea he most
reliable remedy for FHtarrh and General Debility
MY wife has been troubled with Catarrh for many
yeafs and a times very badly. She has thoroughly
tried every supposed iefnehy that we could hear Of
with all this she has f several years been grad
uuIy growing worse. md Abe discharge from the
head was excessive and very offensive.
She in this condition when she commenced to
take vEGETINE; J. could see that she was imrroy.
ing the second bottle. She continued taking the
VEGETINE until she bad used from twelve 10 hitsen
public tif choose t. make il public that she is
entirely cured, and VEG ETINE accomplished the
cure after nothing else would Hence feel tusthed
in saving that VEGETINE is the most reliable REM
edy and would advise all suffering humanity to try
it. for believe it to be good. honest vegetable
medicine and shall not hesitate to recommend 1t.
q am, etc. respec fully.
l.. l.. CARDEIL,
Store 45l Broadway,
"vEGET acts directly upon the eanses OF these
complaints. 1t inyigorates and EtTenethens, the
whole system upon the secretive organs alIays
infa clPanses and liberation cures
constipation and regulates the bowels.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-02-05

the manufacturer and the producer of
the raw material to supply his estab-
lishment, and the food for his laborers,
and those who stood between the
manufacturer and the consumer.-D.
f. Boydcn, IN Vermont Farmer.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-02-05

CORNP PER PORK PER CORN PER PORK Pl
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10

The long sought for Planchas de la
Platas mine, worked century or two
ago by the early Spanish explorers,
has been found about ninety miles
southeast of Tucson, near the Sonora
line This is the mine which Spanish
history says yielded pure silver in
such large pieces that the government
confiscated it for the use of the crown.
The mine has been taken by Governor
Stafford and other eminent grabbers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10

PRESIDENT SrERNs, of Amherst col
lege, in a recent lecture before his
class, deprecated the present system of
education as injurious to the memory.
He said the Hindoos transmitted with
out error the three books of the Vedas,
one of which consists of j, ,01O hymns,
through the centuries till Solomon's
time, about 1000 before Christ, by
memory alone, acquiring them from
oral instruction. thing which has no
parallel at the present day. He
thought the multiplicity Of subjects
now presented the scholar, rendered the
acquisition of a retentive memory next
to impossible
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10

Mr.. LINCOLN used to tell, in his in
imitable way a story of u Winchester
converted Confederate, who was so
overjoyed at receiving his pardon
that he exclaimed, ''Thank you, Mr..
President, thank you. Now I'm par
doned, suppose I'm as good Union
man as any of you-emphatically one
of you again. But, didn't Stonwall
jackson give US hell in the valley"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10


A hatcr OF tobacco asked an old ne.
gro woman, the fumes Of whose pipe
were annoying TO him, if she thought
she was Christian.
. Eyes, brudder; 'spects | is"
"Do you believe in the Biblcw
"Yes bruddcr!" s4.l
"Do you know that there is q pas
sage in the Scriptures which says that
nothing unclear shall enter the king
dom Of heaven?' SIS.
"Yes, " heard Of it..
AVell. Chloe! you smoke, and you
cannot enter the kingdom Of heaven.
because there is nothing SO ulfcloan as !
the breath Of smoker. What do you
say to tlat?'
..Why, | 'spec!s % leave ny BRET
behind wien I SO dar.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10

A FELLOW in Kentucky ran away with
a farmers daughter and horse, and was
hotly pursued. The farmer got within
close range and ilourished a revolver
Don't shoot for heavens sake!" shout.
cd the lover. won't" was the reply,
"'cause Pm afeared I'll hit ther hoss.
Just leave ther boss and take thcr gal. =
The compromise was accepted by the
y6ung folks, who walked on to the
preachers house, the father riding
home on his horse.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10

81 ANOuCS " AA4SA AAOAAeOA Ss 'sEets
Girard Hdppersx, Plaintiff. ". Boise Mining Com.
pany. Defendant.
IL PERSONS HOLDING OR CLAIMING
N liens or epcunbrances under the provisions @
IAN Act for serving liens TO mechani and Others,
approved January IL. iS7h. upon the foiiowing-de
scribed quartz ledges and improvements thereOn
and appurtenances thereto viz: That certain quartz
ledge known - the Iowa LEDGE oeine iourssen nun.
dred feet in length said ledge being situated upon
Gold Hin mountain. in Granite Greek District. III
the County Of Boise and Territory Of Idahcs com
r,,encfrc at a certain stake in the West ere ditch
directly below Eissler Cos TUNNEL on the uolo N
Hll ledge, and running in sopthwestery direction
from said stake thousand feet and north-easter'
Is from said sase fonr hundred fest; aso six hum
.rrd and twenty five feet in the first extension OF the
f,oli nm Ledge: sl-o fifteen hundred feet In the
Eissler Co.'S ledge; also fifteen hundred feet u the
Ko.suth LEDGE also fifteen hundred feet in the Lady
Dsimar ledge: also. fifteen hundred feet In tne M
sing Star ledge also. fifteen hundred ieet ~ a. sne
First Northeast Extension of the Io~a ledge all Of
ssid last mentioned lodges lying and bring contteu
ons tu snd consolidated with the Iowa ledge sfore.
M also that certain water ditch known q the Max
we'll DITCH used for conveying wafer TO tho quartz
min Of said "Boise Mining Company hereinaltef
described: Also that certan quartz min erec,e di
refly below said quaStx leges above Described and
iii the machinery belonging thereto 81 every kind
and description whatsoever. said mill known as inc
s.f3oipo Mining Company's' quartz mill together
~it suforient space around said Qnaftx ledges and
,ll for the convenient working nse and occupatiep
tlereof: also. MI tunnels running to said quartz
Iedges Of either Of them aiso a .ne soo.s ss csss
vood piled up around said mill and tedges ~ saad
Boise Mining Company: also. tho blach1mith shop
and III other improvements and appnrtenAnces De.
longing Of appertaining 70 er connsssed Ia M'.n sa
in the Distrct Court Secnd Judicial La
~ TERRITORY at Idaho Cit. the 9th day Of March,
is76 nnd then and there exhibit the proof Of said
Hens oe eucnbfances. ar they sia % deemed 20 o
e. -Nee 800 nRh3axfA6
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10

The Con OF BArrLEs.-How often
the above expression is used, but how
strangely it would sound if we were
not so accustomed to it. And WHAT'S
more strange is that it is used by re-
ligious people and is common in SER
mons and prayers. It is not strange
that the worshippers Of Woden-the
Imaginary God Of war-used it, but
that the followers of the Prince of
Peace should do so is amazing.
In our opinion there is no such being
as God of battles, or, if there is, his
home is in the Internal regions, and
his name commences with D and ends
with |. We have no doubt that this
being surveys battle scenes with
pleasure and -rejoiccs to find professed
Christians engaged il, them. But to
think of the infinite Jehovah, who de-
lights in the happiness Of his children,
and who sent his own Son into the
world to die for them to thihk OF
such being presiding over the demo
MAC actions Of men on the bloody
battlefield, and viewing them with
conlplacency, shocks all our ideas OF
propriety, and is entirely at variance
with the views which Christians gen
orally entertain Of the character Of
this Just and benevolent jehovah.
Would it not be we'll to eliminate
from our sermons and our prayers
these stcreotyped expressions which
convey the idea that we worship be-
ing who delights in human strife and
carnage, and substitute phrases more
ii acceptance with tie character of
lie Christian Cod ~ Iaforsler.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10

A New York paper has just solved
the difficulties that have heretofore
surrounded the e,notional-insanity
problem. The plan is 10 reader-by
processes we'll known to physicians
all persons who take advantage OF
such plea in murder cases .sperma,
ncntly insane by paralyzing and redu'
cling them to imbecility. The defense
Of such a proposition is that a man in.
sane enough to commit murder is al
ways dangerous, and, as it would be
inhuman to kill him and unwise to
leave at liberty. the only human course
is to destroy his capacity for harm by
paralyz ng, his mentsl and physical
powers. a asTts gy hissts1'.3 ~. !:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10

IT was prettily devised Of Esop, the
fly sat upon the axle-.ree of the chariot
wheel, and. said, "What dust do
raise!" Sc are there some vain persons
that, whatsoever goeth it alone OF
moveth upon greater means, if they
have never so little hand in it, they
think it is they that carry it.-Baoon
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10

A country editor once received the
following: Dear Sir: | have looked
carefully and patiently over your pa
per for six months for the death of
some individual / was acquainted
with, but as yet not single soul |
care anything about has dropped off.
You will please to have my name
eksed.n
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10
A Montana justice Of the peace
doesn't splurge any when he nlarries
q couple. He says: Arise, grab
hands hitch six dollars!" And
that's all there is to it.

PRA1sE no man too literally before
his face nor censure him to lavishly
behind his back; the one savors Of
flattery, the other Of malice, and are
both reprehensible; the true way to
advance another's virtue is to follow
it; and the best way to cry down an.
others vice is to decline it. -
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10

AN exchange wants somebody to
invent new dance for the girls
Yes, do! Get up one where the young
ladies dance around the house helping
the old lady to get breakfast. wash
the dishes, and sling dirty shirts in
the wash-tub. Do, and see how the
girls won't-dancc worth cent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10

A Buffalo man dreamed that he was
going over the falls, and he had his
wife by the throat when he woke up.
Next night she had a dream, and broke
his nose as she struck at an Indian. ]
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10
RLANKS OF ALL KINDS FOB
- rsa1e 4 this efaoe.

OUR exchanges have q great deal to
say about Editorial ability" hat
country editor really needs is the
ability to hive on four shillings per
week and smoke his own cigars.z-Er.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10
In the Matter Of the Estate o
Jules Oulioux, Deceased.

In the Probate Court Of Boise County, l. T.
IT APPEARING TO THE COURT BIZ THE pETI
tion presented and hled by John Brodbeck. the
executor Of the last will and testament Of Jules Du.
ioux. deceased praying for order to sell real
tate that Il Ii necessary and for the best interests
the estate sell the whole Of the real estate 70 pay
the debts outstanding against the deceased. be-
quests named in the viii OF deceased and the debts
expenses and charges Of the administration; it ID
therefore
Ordered by the Court. that al persons interested
In the said estate before said Probate Court
on Monday. the third day OF April A. D. 1875 ut ten
o'clock A. NJ OF said day. at the Court. Of said
Probate Court in Idaho City in said county to show
cause why IN order should not be granted 10 tho
said executor TO sell the whole Of the real estate
the deceased and that copy Of this order BE- pub.
lished at least four successive weeks in tho IDAHO
WORLD. . newspaper printed and published in said
city and county. d B. MOORE.
Probate Judge
Idaho City. Feb. 9. A. D. 1876. nar3:4w
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10

In the Probate Court Of Boise County, 1T.
THE PEOPLE OF THE TERRITORY OF IDAHO
j send greeting: In pursuance Of an order OF
this court duly made and entered on record on this
the 2Sih day of February 1876 notice IL hereby giv.
en- that Saturday, the 1Ith day OF March, 1876 at ten
o'clock A. II. Of said day. It the court OF this
court. in Idaho City County Of Boise has been ap.
pointed for hearing the application Of Eorace Oakes
praying that document now ON nle in this court,
purporting to be the last win and testament OF Hen.
~ BarrOws. deceased, be admitted to Probate, and
that letters testamentary be issued thereon to said
Horace Oakes. who Is named therein q executor at
which time and place all persons interested msy ap-
pear and contest the same. NJ B. MOORE
IDAHO CrrY Feb. 2S. lS1dl Probate Judge
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10

EH1 BOARD or Cou1u =

x2 BOARD or COUNTY,
3 0o1G1GI88Io1g4RS j
Of Boise county, Idaho Territory, will
meet IN regular session at the Court
House, in Idaho City, on
16onday, the I'd Day Of April, '26,
that being the first Monday in said month.
All accounts or other matters coming be-
fore said Board should be filed two days
prior to said meeting. ~
All accounts and papers must be legally
verified to ensure action thereon, and no
bill be presented unless all the fees are
paid. JAMES MoRIARTY,
Clerk of Board.
IDAHO CTY, March 1, 1875.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE I IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that have authorized Leon Fuld. q Placer.
VILE Boise C1. T.. 10 act rs my agent. collect e
connts notes &C., and 20 transact any other busa-
nsss for me MARX SIXTH.
PLAcKNvrLLx. Feb. !, 1s.S.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10

Territory OF Idaho. &C
County Of Boise.
Before the Board Of County Commissioners Of Boise
County. L T.
70 J. b KeLasgalen. John Hoce and al others inter
ested.
FAKE NOTICE. that on December 10th. A. d.
1875. petition. signed By more than Eve per-
sous was Aled in the ofce fine undersigned pray
ina the Honorable Board OF County Commissioners
OF Boise County that order be made Afterdue and
legal notice given. discontinuing that portion Of the
old county road in the Upper Payette valley running
through the farms OF J. C. Mills and Patrick Glen
non and 50 change and establish the same that it
shall commence u the corner Of J. c. Mills field
and thence turning to the east Is to run back or
east Of McIAughlen Howe's house and barn, and
running thence In . northerly direction up said val
ley % A. to connect with the present county road t
or near the District School hopse. distance Of less
than one me that said petition was laid over until
the next regular meeting OF <aid Board on the frrt
Monday in April, 1876 At which time you may appear
and object to the granting Of said petition By hling
With the Clerk OF said Board prior to the nrst day Of
said regular meeting your objections In writing Or
claim 70 damages. or both and your failing 90 to do
shall be received waiver Of objections cr claims
for damages. s.s ss.B
II witness whereof hereunto set my hand and
sdax my seal of Office this first day Of March.
U.s. a. D. 1876. H
JAMES MoRIARTY.
Auditor and Recorder
and exof,cio Clerk OF Board Of Co. Commissioners.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10

JONAS w. BROWN,
4 TTuRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
"A Notary Public, Idaho City. L r. Will practice
IN al the Courts Of the Territory OFFICE on Com
r,erciL street. two door above Court House.
*t#%g t &4@- -448feA Hsf@
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-10
grufessiuaal Cards.

GEO. AINSLIE,
4 TTuRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, IDAHO
n City, !. T. Office on Montgomery street second
door above the Postoticc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-22
Some More Important Works.

We choose so to call some children's
books which Mr.. J. T. ELLYsoN has laid
upon our table. The rising generation Will
have to sustain the Government and protect
the country when we are gone. We fear we
shall leave both not in the best condition for
them, and 1t is we'll to train them early in s.
sons OF life. Here we have SOME entertaining
rudimcntary pictorial teaching, at the head
OF which is that work Of wisdom and poetl-
cal as well as practical good sense. " Mother
Goose; and to this great aathor we have
added two very pleasant books, entitled the
"Iniant's Magazine" and "The Children's
Friend" Neat London editions. GOOD
additions to childre,'s literature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-22

The New York Herald, which has been
everything by turns and nothing, long. now
says that on the mere face OF the returns the
Republican party has succeeded: which is
merely untrue. On the "mere face" OF the
returns, and, indeed, something better than
that, TILDEN is elected. He has ISL votes
good and undisputed, and one technically
good from Oregon, giving him 1875 votes
enough TO elect him. The Herald con-
tinues by remarking that "new facts which
"have been disclosed relating to Florida
land Louisiana create well-founded doubts
"as to whether the Republicans carried
"oither OF those States" and the same may
be said OF South Carolina. 1t is these doubts
which are plaguing the Radicals, and hence
the multiplication OF the rumors that they
are suggesting new means Of settling the
election Of Pres ident-such Us hitch which
may end in electing TII.DEN by the House OF
Representatives and WHEELER as Vice
President by the Senate; also of an election
by the Supreme Court; and, again, the ex-
pedien. Of Il new election. The ground is
getting hot under their feet, and they are
skirmishins for position.
Circumstances are changing not at all to
the satisfaction Of the party cannibals, who
can only live upon the distresses and blood
Of the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-22
Don't Suit Now.

Senator MORTON is said to be determined
on amending his bill for counting the prcSi~
dentia. vote, the circumstances being
changed, and not such as he contemplated
aohen h, framed the bill. Exactly! Dis
honest measures. designed for special cir
cumstances, are sure to become disgusting
TO their authors the moment circumstances
are so changed rs 10 defeat the purpose for
which they were intended. The unprinci-
pied Radicals, led by MORTON, are always
scheming to devise means for promoting
party ends. These measures can be of no
lasting benefit, even to the party, and are
never beneficial to the nation. Circum-
stances change, and they are either of no
advantage to the party that inyents them, or
turn TO the advantage OF their opponents;
when they become very disgusting to their
authors, Just ~ MORroN'S bill has become
to him.
Will not kind Providence soon release
us from the plotting, and scheminS, and
outragcs OF these dcstructiveS:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-22

a,ten,;o,, "a 4 renewed application from the
War Recruitment, ut Washington, LOT the
neas;on 10 the United States jurisdiction
o,.a,. corto;n lands in this State occupied as
,,ot;onol cemeteries. Referred to tue CoDl-
mittee for Courts of Justice.
BOARD OF IMMIGRATION.
THO SPEAKER also laid before the House a
oo,,,,nunication from the Governor trans
,,,;tt;no the annual report OF the State Board
81 Tmnipration. also the report OF the Sec
rotary OF the Board. 49,.
RI anpears from these documents that
I 61i) COMES of the +" Geographical ana 70
l;tical Summary OF Virginia" were pub.
iishei. that 90 copies have been SOLD NJ Sl
ner COW. and 40 copies distributed to the
nress OF the State, compiler Of the book, ana
to distinguished men in this and foreign
countries. with view to favorable mentlon
of the work. The Board ask for authority
IN make gratuitous distribution OF the
hooks in such quantities as in theE" ludS-
ment will best promote the ends IN view,
referred to the Committee on ImmiSra.
ton. Il
The resolutions from the Senate express
mo sympathy with South Carolina were re-
fcrred. without dissent, to the COMMITTEE
on Federal Relations.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED. ... -...s -.
TO amend and reGnact sections ana OF
an act to provide for the working OIL roads
in the counties OF Shenandoah, Rage, ana
Rockingham. 9. o,,;s
Railroad Company to record mortgages anu
iar
Fixing the pay of the Acknowledgement
[at S10o].
The SPEAKER laid before the House q COM
munication from the Second Auditor IN re-
sponsc to resolution OF the House asking
for statement of the condition. history,
and operations of his office. Lad on the
table and ordered to be printed.
TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
House bill to amend section IS OF chapter
- of the Code OF 1873, in regard to admls-
sion to the public free schools, came up on
its second reading.
The bill was explained by Mr.. McMuI.-
Ian. Under the present law many parents
or guardians escape the payment or tne
capitation tax because the school session Is
over, or hall over, before the expiration OF
the time in which the tax may be paid. The
bill proposes that receipt for the capita
tion-taX Of the preceding year shall be eN-
hibitcd as prerequisite to admission OF the
child OF children.
The bill led to long debate, chiefly on
the question whether, in view OF the amend
ment to the Constitution depriving OF the
right OF suffrage all who fail to pay the
capitation tax, there shall be any obstacle
to the admission of children to the public
schools.
Mr.. GORDON moved to amend the bill by
striking out all in relation to the capitation
tax.
The amendment was advocated by Messrs.
SMITH of Fauquier, ARMSTRONG, BALL, and
GORDON, and opposed by Messrs. MASSEY
and MCMILLAN.
Pending the further consideration OF the
bill and amendment,
On motion of Mr.. BARNES, the House nd.
iourncd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-22

General +. {. BARLOW, who gave the tes-
timony about Florida SO damaging to the
Republicans, went to Florida at the request
OF President GRANT. MORTON now endeavors
to break down the General by saying that
his honest statement was "just what was
"to have been expected OF man who tried
"to sell out"; and "the President should
never have sent him there: to Florida.
The ruthless Radicals are fast purifying"
their party. Their theory, expounded by
GRANT. is that no negro who votes against
the Republican party is free, nor deserves
10 be free; and MOTION, and CHANDLER,
and CAMERON, and all their followers, de-
nounce all honest Republicans rs unreliable
and Observation-Disclosures are, in short, too
good to be Republicans. AS for selling out,
the only guarantee against selling out by
the INSCRIPTIONS Radicals is that they are
IN fields SO fruitful that they have no desire
TO invade others. MoRIoN, so ready to ac-
c,ise BARLOW, would be among the first to
= reahze.s'
--Ts.-.- -7 g---~--c--$-
Inc independent Reform element of the
Iii'nois Legislature Is said ts be opposed TO
. LOGAN, and therefore he will possibly nef
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-22

A very good sign is the necessity that
forces GRANT to explain that he did not
mean that he would inaugurate any person
declared elected by the president OF the
Senate, but any person declared elected
after counting Of the votes by the two
houses of Congress. y very proper cX-
PLANTATION, but one that would not have been
made if things "had been in concatena-
ton accordingly"