davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
pENNSYLYANiA RAILROAD.

l GEfir mus K LiHE ANr GhIifb SrhTi.s NAL
ROY r. IiI.Ls i,'he Nt"-loIA wa b'soi's'.' ana '''
lzPre,. fof HaI,Gefs ii;sbnTsA the We,t sad SGn,
sunday and 80 p NJ ,,.o, ,. am, ,,,,s o, % ,o,,
$50 r. counecingat At Cory for liusvhe Petroleum Cen
For GaIunoic W.slngon aud The south, Limited wash
ineion EHIrss Of doan islicI G"iS ta' f1Ggh Sana
a. M 80 asa : p N sunday & o i % o M 1870 24o3
as T. g. o. , NJ. and ~ night a, oommodabon, . NJ
ana 4:iGF ~ sunday, 8, ., 7, $780, aud M Emi
For csne.niai Depot Al $50. $50, 7:So a and p
III. on SUNDAY A. IN Returning leave centennial Depot
l. 445. $780, O. AID 7oj p IN On suhda, '2o l. H. and
fo5NsSsrk a ca o g T. 10 20 = 10 d6 iT% 90 d
$50 Z, 7Jo r 10: 10. ll3O m, and IL night sunday
500 $50 4 IAN and s:ioP@6 TAO = O. uam1am.
4s% 4Io %$id 40 40 5$o siS GIS S5S.
go 20, $50. L and sloP; n; o'n n n,m Iom
20 Ef 49, os1S s so 40 G 40 90 70 90 d6 III 90 G5
t I'd sa @ n nn kmooy md soa S@oy S y and d 10
a. m 24U 500. and e2o p. no
S tSr S I ana y ns sunday @ p M M O 'iO '1"
fct kas Mis.Spr IA u III T . ana 80 s1o 20 p
tST tST kss4 'a T. m n4 4s5 lio and Il nm m
for Philp ps5nIe and Bovidere 3Oa /, and 4lop
fST fST Msoer and soSsre1 S% rs%ch ~ sp
For Trenton Bodentown, Huntington. and Camdon 73O and
'fS Tsi tIss.ci % nSo 10 Z 'Ha % 40 4lO
For For hss%pS Es,sc%n i% % AnDOy
$50 M Monmouth JunGt'Sn "a al0 via a. Perth Amboy
and 1So M via M9%%ggs rlsnPs s2o AMI 1880
and 0S % ffa@ Sa .SS % and 'Ha amS
li0 5l0 and 1920 sandsy $50 a. 4 ' ~ fi9h SIo g56
delpIia JDj 90 GO 1910 1lZO ll3O a. ~ zI"' oo'
46 5:lO $40 600 7S5, $40 $40 snd loIV m Tun
aay hO5 60 80 1910 Hoo n. 65O ana iO:-O ia.
fcIet otuccs h2G and 9l4 Broadway No. Asor House
and foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandtts NO ConTtbt
Sr.olyn. ana T. III and llb Hudson ST., HODohen
depot jersey City Emgrant Ticket Once No Battery place
ID N. BOYD. jr, Gen. Passenger AGENT
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
CUNDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, com
y mepcng June 4.-Tho New Jersey southern RAILROAD
Crsia viii leave Pier g. North River foot Of
necint s al $50 Returning, The train o,yes Long
t,eoaoi i,op, O. a n nt w. s. SNEDEN, Gen. Man.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
GoEee5 an0 farms Uluico.

.IkRGE PRIVATE LIBRARY 5000 volso
a t. cg-s,ulr o. small pn.'t" !i"ns' h N"r lis ,l.'
.,e.sg, r u,4. CASH s-.4sli"h Nl' Ur i"'
'N "."' ''''''' ' u. /. ". Tiih.nr Office.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

& nt ano Sy special tram 10 Saratoga Round Lake TO
ives. Point and Newes 3 and iSra rr sane ds s f'"sh
DRJDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID and Nauratuck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer BRIDGE,
PORT CashaTne slip at II 80 Ea and bridgeport ni
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Leave NewYcrk from foot of DesorOsses and ocr'
sss for wsshisgton and ,ss West I pu%sn rsTO5
pullman seepers and day cars ra2 baltimore . tG tt, r
1 Dn cos c%nections for toinnSrs Indianapolis ane
ass an. is@ied Express with through Pullman
Ing at Washington at 40 y IN and max ng ssIae con,
nssS eonneSIio win fcionae Shepherd si5
ioT &cqond sS'ns nav n az ss fnSs9 STannS SS GiS nj
and New-Orleans Through cars from New. York to
cars nom baltimore % Chicago Cincinnati st Louis.
sss a 1si for wss6nsiS the south and West Pa
sieepers 10 Baliinere and and Wasing1Sn and from
@ Louisville ln1anst i TIE soGt sss asa M south &
mend, LynchOurs savannah, Florida NeS.oTieaHs and
For SroGs6 tsse please can a. oG@Psny. O5cs % s9
q %sS J1fs.r FR rTcKEfs aPS VIA BALTIMORE AND
CATSKII.L CREEK LINE:-Steamers NEW
fHAMISN y r. a %ARh far 5o EsrI IA III df iFo 'ana
OTTIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
OSAKATOGA LAKE CHAMPLAlN, LAKE GEORGE,
and west fare and reduction TO eI pents The edo
se.Eeo3ls Of tbs as m iSSSe SoS htL4 Avn s OK
cSnnpctng morning trains on ~ Y Central Ge1ssslaer
auN
JOSEPH CORNELL, Sapt
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
y ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WE>r-rasscnger
Stations IN NowYcrk I0ertyst ami foot of CsIs
R,s RI Mo9 connect, aGSe t 1t Sosrvs win south Branch H.
I.5nT MTs n Rs Sn Ss ana FS bon also
L. nsh Valley Direct line to Harrisburg, Pitts
burgh West; also 10 Central Pcnny lVaua anu New
iO'A SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing July 81, lS76Leavo NewYork foot OF LIB
$40 m-AAIL TpATE schOoiey's Mountair Ess,on,
Belyidere bethlehem Rath AtntoTn Mauch Chunk Taina
Qua. Tamanend Wilkes barre. POusyllle scranton, &c
s74j 4 m-FOr S3IucTvlie AID FlemirCton.
S:45 mMoRNiSG E1PkEss, daily teNcevt Sundays ioI
Iason for MauCh Chunk Tamagua ToUanaa, NHkes5aire
Pottsv1He, scranton. Dauville, Wlhamsport &C
slO:l5 a m-For Somervle p a Flenunrton
'lu0 p m.-EXPRESS Or Pennington, EastOn, ANentoWh
NaucL Chunk, TaMaqus Nahanoy CITY, H@4eion, Wilkes
hurre Reading. Columbia Lancaster, Eprats. PotsT'he
2i5 p. m.-ExPREss for Eas'on. Bath. Mauch Chunk.
400 D. In-FOr scIoooys Mountain, EastOn. Allentown,
si:Se p T-For sCmervillc and Pennington
5sj u-FvrNxG ExrREss, daily. for Eas;on Allentown,
Mauch Chank, Wkesbarre Towanda Reading and Hairs
SSn p. m-For Eas,on go
fcT Elizabeth al $50, 54O 6:l5 Y, 100 s.45 g $50,
$50. S45 / AIS 4:S6 AS 6. 5i5 $50 5:45 6 6l5.
$50. z; .73t. $50 $50. lOSo. J 5;io ~ p m
Local Trans to SoIncryile 8, 6, Z, $40 y. IA - -
I.ats eay- Clark North kycf at G35. 1j5
pos, lO05, 1855 i-:5o l50, 800. 40 52O es'
''-O' sc scGHooiHYS to 4 1i;sG MOUNTAINS, BuDDs LAKE.
AND LAKE HOPATCo<G
Trains leaving IibeTtys at $40 a. and p m
at German Valley iot Schc0leys Noun
tam at Flanders for Budds Lake and at kenyh for Lake
Connection made by ClarksOnsL Perry at Jersey city
. with all trains markell :. - ---.---
H. r. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
Coauirn Droperin 90 fei.

PLACE in perfect order containing I'VE
q scn- an ar 81 apple, ant pear, dwehnr cai,,as
bo,.c and other necessary buildings a infiChrs,l ISL
chester Co to lr. 800 "a year -. &. HANlLAND, 10
Bowory.
ONG RRANClI.-Stablc for four horses;
IL CARR gs' 10 rcit lnqnire "i Mrs ~ "'r'''
I'O LET CHEAP-Large country EhNl-
M rp s,,,,..iutv River live minutes Hnk from do
MOI Address CHAS LEiGHION. Hod Bank, New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
AS Ash Ai'cI.'T FOX TiCKflrs Il + VIA AIR LINE.
NEW YORK AND PHlLADELPHIA NEN
Round RXOOK ROUTE.

v. -
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT STATIONS.
IN NEW NpRH-Ceuiral Railroad oi NtW-lfrsey loot OF
Liberty Iobf Il ark~'n-rt.. North River.
IN PHIIApELpHIA-N PeDusy lyanla Railroad cor
ner Third snd BurKssis. . 900 o..
Coin,renCsnc MONDAY June 10, 1916 Trains
New OK, fJO Oh s. al T. 30 40 J!I a. H.
l;SO D. G:30 .,., c.,....
Leave pnia at 80 9SJ a.m., l@0 800 60 pm
Pullman Drawing Cars attached 10 Tue 80 Al"
g.lS .. II train, from NCW-h ors. 800 -o- ,o- . .-
foot q; CIa as1.sl AZ bs, ''S1' 'V~ H.
10 y 4.2n 6:2o p. -- ,..-.,..-.....
sN,tc,,iai =; ;r,s'5n1s H. y. BALDNlN,
Gen pR A X. al :. j.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

CTONING TON LINE .o,sr v,or
c., a,san,.r. RHODE ISLAND and SARRAOANSET1
leave Pier S3 North River. foot OF Jayst, at op IN
MOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
ekst. for sale at all principal ticket ooieea saterooms
secured at Of Westco Express company anu oo'
PROVIDENCE LINE
steamships ELECrIA and 0ALATEA leave e ~ Sortn 1
river zoos place At 43O " ~ frcish~ VIA eitnof
line taken ~ lowest ratea - a. p.ncocv pr..,
L. w. FiLkINs.G r. Agt ~ ~ nA"'ooA. f'''~
ru,up NARY POWELL. for West Point
Il Newburg Pougsk eepsio, Rondout and kngsxon nnd,
ing at CozzeDss. Cornwall Milton and Ws.ts. a. S
DAILY Sundays excepted, a. $50 " m ,..,,. t., ,,.
Connects at Poughkeepss with evening usns i'' ~s
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. X.

~ CENTRAL X. H. OF NEWJEHSEl. ~
eLL hIL LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, lONt
shANCH, OCEAN GROVE. SEA GlHf AND SUI An:
Tsssnger stations In NewYork foot OF berysL ana looi
o. uClarksOnsi.. n. X
limo Table Of July 40 1876; Trains leave New-YOrk from
~. Leertyst North RIVER At 145 Sls, 1870 a. in'
All trans 10 Long Branch Ocean Grove sea Grt and
kquAn-
boats leave foot Of C0rksoust Mt 1885, 9.0j. llS5
$40. 4:20 $40 y. IN.
stages from eypOrt connect at Matawan Station
VIA al trains. IA. 2. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent
K Snat andE
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

-Ln1. UE\Rl-ST., near S;atr.-ihrcc, AIRY
ZsUt EDDais ur -.fuud .gd flI.d tn"tr .F'' - -
~. rr.uu'cs Wil' 'i"f NJ.
r or saatu futry teru. . % references c1c"Assoi
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

Two LET-A BOARDlNG-llOUSE on the
Shrewsbury River wall accommodate 90 II OF ca IS y
will MI Tiedai,ly applications nunrrDns 'h W.
minutes the depot grand location io' ic' %
aud lager garden. Apply ~ e. J'EIbHlON Hou hA'
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
E'ALL RIVER LINE.
4 TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
TIE WORLD RENOWNED STEAME-.S
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE

Prom Per % North River, Tool OF II lrrsy-st,
DAILY SUNDAYS June IL to Sop. 10 inciuSve at n m
Tickets and Sa;eooms secured at principal hotels uchet
,hees and oH the and stesuneIs GiJteL L. CDNSO
Gen. Pass Agent BORDEN & LOEtil. A<.n,a
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ lAkRANGEAENT OF PASSBNGERThAlNSAp Aprl 10.
1S76LeSve OF COctlardt ana DesroSsesSis at
. u- for EastOn, Bethlehem. Allentown. M"n'li Chunk
h@zetob Beaver Meadow, MShanov CITY, ste "hoA aiL
Carmel sbamOkh. WilkesbaTTo PttstoB Ss:Ie biDif sa0
connecting with for Ithaca, Auburn OceStet bar
ihlo, Niagara falls and the West. -
Il IN, Tor East0n, Bethlehem Allentown Siahch Chuhk
Arelon, Aahnoy City, Shenandoah, wilkes ,aiie iltstOn
Harrisburg
A p N, for Essio. Bethlehem. Allentown. and Msuch
Chunk, stopping al ali stations .
$50 n Night Express, daily for Pastor, Bethlehem Al
lsntovD Mauch Chunk Wikrsbarre Piston SayTc Enira
isea Auburn, Rochester Buslo, M gaiS fais ana The
west fullmaIfs sloel Ing caches attached -
ROB'r IL SA1IiE- Supt and Eng
General Eastern once Of Church aud
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

10 POPLAE-ST.. on The flights, I've minutes
t.,,iy f1f,,slo o Moons aul lrst cL,s, BOARD; TINS
81 4. 80. Ty.,.tDSDs exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
NTEM- -YnEK. NEW-HANkN AND HAkT

Il 4 -
VISION.S E,mor irranson mont oouui.icn -, i i'.n
station IN 1oTt, GfHNG tt1trh iryi. ca
trance Forty second ST.
Trains for NewAa,cn leave al 40 tAccsl e"1 Sfhl =
gOJ tActH. IL g. IL. tLXi, Il y. Aeon. iIz-h = -
tAcc'u, (N.J. 4sO and Jl5 dsocsl L19 t4-A aud 10
TGr Pro4ih Norwhs go so. eos u I'm. I:ED
800 3 A., 40 jij 5i,, IS, g 10 j. m tIr Niamiori
7lU 500 o. .. lOlU - J, -, "l5. 800. to'
go 5.ls ,:45 Z - 20. .. To- anG ll.JJ , m
- IA; shoie L.oe AZ and ~ - 10 nr % % f; ~" l.
g.. 10 y. u. - yi..ug At Stau4oT1, No""Ih' a'N
15 ana II >. >, q. and 10 ~ ITase,''. iio
and connect Win lraaS uh ~h"le lIht u
vision tr1,rt'ucc AMI tie CONF, t'ut Nali"y 80
SaNtr e.. 3 connect +" ~
for NorSi''i aad N'w .iAf IN ai q
Northampton T. n. az NoN Haven a& tr 80 D.. 80 p
IA foT IOi -.'i5. - ~ and a. a. t' con
g,rt WITH t0uarrticni River r. ~ -Tnugu, aUu l. ~
f,g NuiteaL sos AID tun!'c Nii Ndli
siurE n0usat ouiC r. -. "a IrGer OH iA- % a. i
ard l. I. f4O aEc r. with ll'nhufN ar N"i".l.'
south Nor~dG, apd th' sO5 >. m J. 31p and 80 ." iH
vitL StW., aaasu h. l.. az StAr ord o.,
AAIi via SprlGah-li NJ ~
u H. Providence. - o.. 80.
N4g..t IL Zee a. lue .,
Grand Crnffal Depot, o. orce~ Of y. y li' Ter ~
gryay New York ana 'ouri 81, Bi''hlyn, "bo VIII
p,eo rbecE 'agrage from residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

DIITJNUFITIITN, VII ININV TIlIN'''II I'"'
4 a.. N,.a IL t~JY SOUTHERN u. l--Fafc tower than
l g8, ot II route. commencing iuHe 10, no I' ''"
80 from IIrf = liN1I TO-; HoctoI-l 80 a. i'
Ion. -etJi shj &C "lo o. N ici 'i,i','bH'
Long RrIucl Toms lAyer War"IoHu, and Nih"hnd. 90
D. a. fT Pt.lao,iphis. Long Branch and isr~"ftH $50
D. IA. for Long branch. TOMS DIVER aLd Niei'"n' 90" T.
IN N.a ,oIt ,at md Train Tor Long ifalth
SundsyA ESQ a. ~ for Long Branch. returning ~ p M
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

NTTTEtNN- LINE 81 I-aNIioUA = - IUI I'M NJ I ;
THE ADIRONDACKS MONTREAL and al points Noi1h
ard West low and re1ucfiOn to al pe1ts lhe elc
AM steamboats, 0f Line leave DAILY lSatUTays
eeIet) 1t y ~. from Per 40 North yoT ZOOS Lorej ST.
ccnertnr with morning trains " Y Central GenSslser
And sara osa and r and Boston and connecting ri!re@iS
Through tickets sold I'D baggage checked to nestIuo9
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
Gilraiions uanieo--femaIes.

A DVERTISENENTS FOR TIE A.W.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No I,13s Br saNay cor Ihrty :f:t,
ST. or :iO- West Twenty third -, EgalhaTe; 1aO
Tfl ave- cor Forty srycnth,t az no HARLEM Of. ~,
Nm22-l Thirdlve Onelnndretant Twenty iovrths,
(Harem Savings Bank BGIl!Dgb up 10 p H. Al regular
UflCe rates
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
Country Board.

4 FARMER wishes few BOARDthN dur
ip, f,r SUMMER months. gooi buITI lc li.s .,l ;
frsls fum 81 tD 81 ptT ,,,- Aaltea j. NAHh--''il ~
N...,-r A-l l.In llIII ". y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY 4.
" ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WE~r.-PasscnEer
Stations IN NowYCrk foot OF L6ertys and foot of
81 Moth Ryer Freight station. loot of Drryst. North
River Connects Soaervie with South Branch n. r.
at High Bridge, with Higa Bridge Rr2nch: at Phil
iipsburV Lchsh Susquehanna Divisions also with
l. nish Valley Railroad Direct line to Harrisburg Pitts
6urg West also 10 Central Pcnnsy lvauia ad New
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
East Side
prooklyn Board.

DpOOEIYN lights, 100 llenry-St., five
,-tr .,Is nom Patton rr Wall Sr-y. Ferry. OF Ciiy
nan iI class BOARD and pleasant handsomely furnished
pJp'f- terms, 80
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

IT is now proposed TO drain tina, i'm.
mcnsc inland gull. tho Znydcr Zee. in
extent two hundred and odd miles by
abou, sixty. once, indeed, what it will
probably again he. fruitful plane
dotted with smiling villages. The
IIaarlcm Lake. the bed of which was
overwhelmed by an eruption Of the
sea in the sixteenth century, was
drained no; many years ago by a com
paDy Of English engineers. The Iuy.
der Icc dates from about the time
when Earl Godw:i', lands became a
.rcachcrous sandbank, nh cpoch re-.
markablc for extensive inroais of the
sea along the whole southern coasts
of the German ocean. \ writer in the
London Daily News observes that the
addition which the drainage Of the
Zuydcr Zee will make to Holland will
be equal to the supcriicies of the coun-
ty Of Surrey, or nearly six per cent of
the whole present area of that coun.
try.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

TmE number OF ladies who were
born on the Fourth Of July, l776, is
increasing, and by the coming Fourth
there will be enough of them in Phila'
dclphia to ill one Of the largest Of the
Centennial buildings. After woman
reaches her hundrcd;li year she dom;
care how many knows how old she is.
Previous to that time l.cr age il \ mys.
terry.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29


a SATISFIED WoaAS.--A Pcnnsyl.
vania woman writes as follows in the
New York Tribune: ''IIow glorious
to he q woman-thc mother Of men;
to understand ones prerogativcs, and
be able to seize them without noise;
10 have husband who counts you in
value above rubics. and whose heart
doth safely trust in you; to have rs q
heaven appointed task the moulding
Of the hearts and conscicnces of sons
and daughters, TO feel that by Gods
grace you will bc able to do it; to
know that yon have left no womanly
endeavor undonc to. found the princi-
pies OF our children upon tho pattern
rock that is higher than as all. Six
SONS have 1.-TWO Of them men; four
daughters arc ninc-two just budding
into womanhood; they are my COM
paninns, yea. my unwilling instruc.
tors in the law Of uprightness. Do I
have to seek for an aiinityl Not /.
Am | loncsomey Never. Do I sigh
ior the inAnitci Ihave IT,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

SoME German citizens, to get rid oil
the oppressive military system Of that
government, emigrate to the United
States, remain here FIVE years, take
out their papers" and then return to
their native country, claiming to be
American citizens and consequently
exempt from military duty and cnti.
tied to all exemptions granted to for.
cigners. The House Committee on
Foreign Affairs report that there are
now in Germany between ten ard
eleven thousand Of that class of per-
sons, and tl,cy are . source Of con-
slant annoyance to the government
by their appeals for protection. There
should b some way By which that
class Of americans may forfeit their
ei!;zcnship.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

CHICAGO Times: 1t is asserted. and
doubtless with much truth. that there
is among the farmers of the northwest
strong feeling of hostility toward
any hasty movement to the specie ba-
sis. Ii would be a mistake 10 suppose
this feeling universal among farmers.
or even dominant.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

Paor. SsRIyE has been studying the
Indian problem. and fluids that each
Indian costs the Government abou,
$4,000 a year to keep him alive. but il
would bankrupt the country to ut.
tempt To kill them on, for that seems
10 cost about 81 900, 900 for every In
dian.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

DURING the last year the ravages in
the West from the locust, chinch bug
and other insects caused loss of over
$500, 600, 900, and from locusts alone
over $50, 600, 900. In seven counties
Of Minnesota sixty thousand bushels
of locusts were destroyed. at a cost q.
eighty thousand dollars.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

AN advertisement appears in the
Blue Mountain Sentinel announcing a
grand ball to come OF at Uniontown,
Oregon, on the Fourth Of July, which
is ito eclipse anything of the kind ever
given cast Of the Cascades Good!
Our Oregon neighbors show the right
spirit in commencing the Centennial
business at the right hour.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

" .st ~ 81 sol1ln|ll
ing lor the jnr1 bo1 I1eTe s.s
hoy Nh lInd somethlne ezu6srsnt
and tender; then s. g bed at night
and fight bedbugs till the breakfast
bell rings, and AL, ALL for the trif.
ling sum Of fo-u-r dollars per day -
county scrip worth sixty-fve cents On
tho dollar.
0ris naupht when woman humbugs man,
For that's the good old style,
But oh! mans confidence II man ~
Makes countless thousands SMILE
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

An eastern broker has Oh his office
door the following interesting legend:
IF YOU owe me and cannot find me.
employ some one who wants to owe
me. as he can find me in about thirty
minutes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

FoREsr planting is thriving in Min
nesota. The St. Panl and Pacific rail
road has set out over four million
young trees. and altogether it is esti'
mated that twenty million have been
planted on the prairie lands.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

TEXANS claim that from three thous.
and to ten thousand cattle are monthly
stolen from them and driven into Mex.
leo. A proposition is pending to de-
clare martial law along the border
aid adopt such measures as may pro-
mise reasonable security in the future.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

SoxE Californians who own ono hum.
dred and sixty thousand acres of land
are enclosing it with single fence
one hundred miles in length. What
sort Of horn will be used to call the
hands to dinner from the other end
of the field, is not stated.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

QuIrE q scare was occasioncd ct San
Rafael, California. not long since, by
a harmless lunatic who rode through
the streets and cried to the popnlace
to fee to the mountains. as the ten
million.gallon reservoir had burst.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

CAMILLA URso has violin more than
900 years old, valued at 81, 500, and
another, made about 1890. worth,
$500. She uses both ut her concerts,
changing with the style Of music she
is to play.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

PRESIDENT HUI, formerly of Harvard,
says that child should not be taught
TO reason until it is twelve years old
1t is the opinion of most parents that
children have to be much older than
that before they "listcn to reason
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

POM and Winslow, the great for.
gers, were prominent Methodists, and
the Northwestern Christian Advocate
says: "Let no guilty Methodist es-
cape"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

DIR. A. BoNAR says that as result
Of the work Of Moody and Sankey in
Glasgow, ''they can lay their hands On
seven thousand converts who hold out
well.n
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-29

UNDER the New York compulsory
education act over eight thousand chill
dren have been rescued from the gut.
ter during the past year, in the me
tropolis alone.