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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15
EVERYBODY is familiar with Jacobs

EVERYBODY is familiar with Jacobs
flour, and a good many know some
thing Of Jacobs' whisky bntcompar-
atively few know of the excellence of
Jacobs hams and bacon. Jacobs
knows dodgcin curing hog meat
that beats anybody. Try his hams.
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BIRD LOTUS arrived last Friday
with -four, corn meal, bacon, &c,
from the establishment of G. Jacobs.
He went across the Basin with a part
of his load.
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CoNANr's teams were in last Satur-
day with freight, some of which was
for Miller & Wulff.
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y WV A. gCoUGH4NouRg audswifey of
Quartzburg, have been spending a
few days in this city.
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HEAAN jonas, ESQ, of this Office, re,
turned from Boise City after apro
tracted stay, last Saturday.
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We have only two patients in the
county hospital, and one of them.
James Parton, will be out in day lor
two.
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The Grand Jury in Owyhee, at this
term Of court ignored, all Indictments,
and a general jail delwery was, the re.
suit. They wanted their civil cases
tried and only had two weeks, with
Eedi
IIO cases on dockeC. 54sdt
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

Mrs. j. C. Fox has been down for |.
week with sciatica. ,z sas So
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

Mrs. CoNNoUGHToN, of Granite creek
Is laid M with rheumatism 5li |
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

Miss EMMA HOLDEN, of Placerville,
has been spending few days visiting
in our town. Ii
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WE understand that Bishop Tuttle
will hold services in this city next
Sunday. oij 7oi oduoadu1
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Mrs. BRADFORD had touch of vctti.
go last Sunday, but we arc informed
by DR.. Zipf that she is all right again.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

Ir's pity to see man travelling
over the1country giving humbug exhiiI
billions that are neither profitable, in
structive nor amusing, when he might
be utilizing his time, and talents BY
throwing French monte or playing
thimble rig for the benefit of emf
grants. 5000 49,, VOL
FRoM Mr.. Danskin we learn that
some mining companies have already
closed operations for the season. 9th
ers will work all summer and fall.
The yield of placer mines at Granite
Greek willsnot be more thailehalf that
of last year. fo7
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JIM MONROE, of Silver City, is on his
way to Atlanta; 3 ~ ~ ..ae
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Local News

Mrs. CoopER Is suffering with rheu.
matism.
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p.nstolIfce Hours.

" 4, Posto6 ice Hours. 4sv 4aslIil
~ 1,ur;ng week .oays, until further notice,
40 Postoffice will ne kept open from seven
"A M. until nine T. "A: S. ssafssl saa.a
Y a sundays nm from halfpast twelve to one,
y. Ii from four until six P, M, ssses3.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order office will not be
onaned at all on Sundays; and no Money
0 6prIer business will be transacted on Sat
srdays after four O'Clock I. NJ.
ai't'' s. C. SILSBY,
idaho City, Dec. ., 1879, o.s' Postmaster
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OWEN DALEY came in from Fall
creek yesterday. He says the mines
there arc good, but water is scarce. j
Is
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We acknowledge pleasant call
from j. F. Page, Of Centerville. He
spent the past winter in Washington
Territory, and returns to Idaho well
pleased with our Territory. He says
we have soil equally as good as
Washington, market much better and
climate far superior. Still Washing
ton is going ahead of Idaho in poppla-
ton. What is the cause of it? We
can't tel. ] i We have never been able
to understand why there was no more
emigration to Idaho than there is.
We ought to have population Of a
hundred thousand to-day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

JAMES MoxRoE, ESQ, arrived from
Silver City last Saturday. We hope
he is going to stay with us now. -
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MILK vs CHxLK AND WATER.--lt
may be question Of economy or ex-
pediency as to the use of milk or
cream or chalk and water. IF there
are no cows in the country, or if there
is no grass for cows to feed on, chalk
and water is more economical than
milk; but with cows and grass abpn.
dan, the costof good milk IL light.
NJ G. Luney says he doesn't find it
very expensive to keep two or three
cows, aud his boarders seem TO prefer
milk, or even cream, to the other com
modify There is nothing like study
ing the tastes of boarders, and finding
out their peculiarities.
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ARRIVALS At THE LUNA HOUSE.


R. H. Robb, Horseshoe Bend. /
John M. Cannady, Pioneervil!e.
Henry Casey, Boise City.
I. W. Tinchner,
E. B. Tage,
Miss Holden, Placerville.
John Dempsey,
Miss Emma Dawson, Placerville.
E. Conant, Boise City.
Geo, Alexander, Middle Boise.
DIR. L. Marcuse, New York City.
Lee Dorsey, mountains.
A. Beard, Upper Payette.
}. F. Page, Centerville.
Mr., House, mountains. ggTI
VIM. Bales, Payette.
John w. Reel. Henry creek.
H. K. Hines, La Grande.
Henry Clifton, Beaver creek.
Ralph Calderwood, city.
w. A. Coughanour and wife, Quartz.
burg.
Alex Danskin, Granite creek.
John Phillips, city.
Eugene Filkin, North Elk.
Mrs. Masters, Granite creek.
Lavone BUGGY, Elkhorn mine.
n. B. Burrus, S. 81. Gulch.
E. Vest, City.
Owen Daley, Fall creek.
FRon Ed. Jewell, who came IN las
Saturday from the Upper Aveiser, We
learn that the crickets are quite nu
merous in that section of country
While they are devastating the crops
the hogs are having a feast of crick
cts. He says they are moving north
and are not checked by streams b
anything else. They plunge into tn
river aud float till the current drifts
them at some bend to the opposite
shore. Those that are unsuccessful
in making landing perish in tn
stream. The old sows have organ
izeda aud Placing themselves ip tn
wssg, stand there. head up stream
apd aqbbIs cricket swilL I'LL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-27

SEES 2ebems 9tatipmem.

Oas 4inb tIpft fr0blid in bas 2eben
uno tdnbelt nit Der Fida'sen Belt;
Sein Nec 1T bluyni9, alatt uno chen,
llnb feline &iese tett uidt melt
sic mint. ipenn's NbenblIftMen ealt,
gu einem irarinen N~mfentbalt.
Der Singing foleet Sbealen,
OurAioridt bes @iIcns tieien Sdo&t,
llnb no ib,n tauieno Sterne ifrablem,
Sud holb bas Bib Der Sungirau la@t-
Die 2icbe mint nit Nuaepalt
gu eineln fersem M~ufentbaIt.
Der @ann tampft nit bee Qebens Soraeu
limb ftc5t in Sclne feiner YIidt;
3ur slrbeit ,pe6t i'm ieber Noraen,
Bis bcim isn ruff bas MbenSIidt.
Ges pauics irob @illtommen fdaut
gu einclM fd0ncn AuientDalt.
Damn mirb Der Vfat bcraab fid ncisem,
aui ieincn Stab itiitt iid) Der Greis:
Oes yctcns lautc Stimmcn id~weioen.
~ fiiitert MI ms Ner3 ibm leis:
9et @rabes Grieoe minfet baIo
3u cinem lebtcn Nuicntbalt.
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TaIfbe Hbeeu!

60 1T bel elmer seluiNen goltstlaFe cine ae.
pobnli9e Sbee, oaS Dyspepsia nidt granbli1
gcbeilt tuerben Tonne, nber mir i5nnen mil
irobem 6er,en fasen. oas "Green's August
Flower nicmaIs, 70 biel mir niTen, aefeblt
bat, Dispcpiie uno 2eberIeiben in allen ibrcn
gorfommniNen, iuie .beriauerter gtasen1,
Seritopfuns. Ropfpeb, Ser,tlopfen. tur,er
iden, irelhc lettes Sabr ~bertauft tuurben,
wuroe nidt cine Ginjise aIs nutlos semelbet.
lpobl aber empFnsen mir 2auieube bon Som.
pl%iimenten bon ben Oruasiten pcgcn ben
tpmnberbaren Ruren. Drei Dozen beben ieben
Gaa.-Beriu9et c. Rleine GIaiAen fotten
10 eents; 9epobnIiGeS @9ab Is Gents.
gu baben bel
Pr. s&uIten, Drusoif.
ct. gIsub. Miun.
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SteQe 9elu@t.

Gin nit suten 3sueniHen beriebener Qebr.r
nno Oraanif, fatbolifaer Gomfeiion, Ser in
beioen Spra&en unterriAten mnb einen &C..
lane9or leitsn fam, fu@t eiae pa1enbe
SteGnna. abreMe
Brit & 3aiier ct. GLeua. @inn. ?.
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Serr Yctcr 9ommel bon Modbiae bat bas
wridbaus oes 0crrn Guds. an ct. Bermoin
Strabc. porin bas 2ianor , 2aacr bon 9.
Miler ilb bcfnoet, tauHi9 an Ed acbradt.
berr eominel iu4t u basislbe pieecr ~
perfaufen unb omar ~ ben annebmbarften
geoinsunscn. Gin Drittel baar. Der gfeit
mad llebereintunft. So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-27

~ aNe ~bicjenissn, uelde benz lntcr;eid-
neten nod Sduloen, werben bicrmit criud)i
l1naitcns bis gum Is. Setober lire @ednuna
in &ihtistcit III brinaen, ba bus &oaeetircn
mad oieler Belt in aaoere SGnoe ibergsbcn
'Wiro. 2Snt. 6iffttiN6
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S. =. @indil1tprb, :
Gan bmtfer unS Chill engineer.

Gs'pnbcre Hufmertiamteit pirb Dem Ser.
iineicn BON S.raben, her @icberbcrftNmna
unh benz @ieoersufbau bon alien gden uni
4inien atniomet.
M%itthrilunsen PET Yot tperben fsfort be.
anttrortct.
cfiec an @aisinatom Nb,nre, cine abIre
fiDliA BON Naylatt'S Npst1ete.
ss-st
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Gin pradbtbpnea Silo iir
tatbolii4e Tamilierl.
Gbieaa:o, SusuR 1877.
Sn unierem @crIase 1T ioebsn cri6icncn:-
familiem -gssistrr.

+" ""lsle" OSlsuye W. IoeueW cIlvtcUeU.
9amiliem -gtsister.
Gin tatboliidss Jamilien.B Bib in briaantem
Tarben' Mno 6olborud 3nr Gintraauna Der
0eburten. 9eiratben rab StcrbefsQe. bic in
Der Gamilie- bortommem.
@rDBe 2Ox27 Sol.
9iefcs Yra6tbilb fr1t neben ben NeIbcrn
CUR e%intrasung Der Mamet bar:
Cine @riltli9e Gamilie. bic bciliaen
Sacramento Der Snafe. Der gbe unb
Der !esten Oelnns unb lit nit pielen
anoern linnreiAen 8iloern, Snfdrif.
ten unb 9isnstten reid persiert.
;prcis: gussabe NIT bent1den Snfdr;f.
ten, per Stiid sl.5o
Iusaabe NIT ensIt4en 5nidriften. Der
,n sattsral franco per gof, iese aus.
0aoe $3.50
Sober tatboliiht Jamilicnbatcr. Der bos
Bib iicbt, miro GO %tauien. "a hat bis ictt
tcin ioiAcS criitirt. Die 3~crHcauno bejeiben
bat Is Monate in aniprud ecnommen.
@%mdDanbluna bon
Mntlbauer S Bebrle,
Al 9. 9asaue Str, Glieaao.
az @ir in9cn asenten fur bieien artitcl.
35-3nS
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T.. @omcr

brin9tSem oce9rtcn Yublitum in Grinncruna,
bab ct ale Artcn Nmitreider. Mrbcitcn aui's
Bette unb 3u libernlen Yreiicn beiorst. Sem
Nnitreiden bon 9~dufern, 8mssies,
. sen, sausi6ilbem &C. piro bic
ar0bte Sorsfalt sewibmct.- Chop in Der
ct. Gloub @asen .Gabrit. Is
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G@te mebisine,t

Az IiberaIen Xrele IN.
llnb bod, nadbem man 20 iberau protirt
bot. fault man in 6. ShuIten's alter
beutider apothete slles billiser unb better.
Grin @ei4dit bat pen,ser Aualascn ME it,
geub Gin slnheres. CT betablt feine @ente,
tbeilt nit teinem Yartncr anb bait cine
q nSlna9
ison s orben. @~urseIn. 3rdutern,
@einen unb Metiea menten,
'uie man fe font bier ntuscnSs finoet.
Outer &atb
toFet nidts ur,b iuirb germ unb irexn6Iid CT
tbcilt.
&ecepte
.ueroen sn ibre'n .uirtIideu" @crtJe anse'
ferti9t.
6. S1ultcr
i a9ent fur slUeriG's ferti9 aeIaiidte Garben.
unb fame slpotbete
it
bic nein;ise" beutide Mpotbete
noroli9 bon MinneapoIis.
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Cass Sduljabr beeinnt am srfcn Montae
I'M Sepiember une fdyicbt Gner SUM. 0ic
3oslinse perocn imorb Su iecef 3cit mabrenn
bes Sabres ~aufacnnmmcn. !Rof uno yer.
YFegnrg fir iInf Wonate $4,000.
Mutt &c. crtra ;u bcsabisn. Die crIte
seiiion beainnt an /. Moatas im ScStcm,
Der; bic ;ipeite am I. Montas i'm Gebraar.
0IrNabcres toenbs nan I'D an
Mother WaAburga, o. S. B.
z L.. B. "a ST. Cloud, MINI
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Tleil@m9el@dft*

Serr @ati4cr @ebeI bictct u benz &C.
ebrten Yublifum bic bette @elessnbeit, aus.
se,eihrctes friihcs Gleiids uno gang fameic
8irtciu icinem sop ju taufen. Dr. @etelit
Elm bard unb ourd selernter tiidtiscr aenncr
ieines @ci9af.es. Sein Sbop befinbet iid)
an st. 9srmainfr., nabe>Bad's Saloon.
So 9. @etet.
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az g. W1iQer in ct. gIaub
~berfauft bic beten, unb feinfen 2iaucure in
ieimen Masasincn. Seine @eine uno Cigar.
rem t0nnen ben teinem Nauie i'm Staate iber.
troffen iperben, peDer a. Tortrefli&teit nod
an Siaisteit. 0aafprs4e Dor aub iberjeuse
I'd. S-tb
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snns beg glutes. iinb bas entipredenbFe
4ursirmitteI, tpeldes rolenbet worben 1T.
SDre Wirtunaen seisen %binldnsli@, pie icbr
ne ale anoeren Yiaen lbertrcFen. eie Nno
hher un6 an9encbm ~ nebmen. aber Gin fraf.
tiges Scilmittcl. Sic entfernen bic unreinen
odfte oeS 8lutes, iie rei,en bic tr1aen unh
beroorbencn Organt sMr neueh 3raff unb ge.
ben Dem ganaen Sstem @efunbbeit unb
Stdrte. sic turiren niht ALIEN Die aHtdali<
den nn%pablidfeiten eines ieben 8Orpers, fon.
bern aud ernitbafte unb aefabrIide aramfbci.
ten: Sebr sef&idte Aer3te. berporraaense
@eiftli9e unb uniere beiien 8iiraer fdiden
3ensri1e bon bolenbeten 3eilunsen unb bon
sroben WoblI1aten, rel@e ibnen burd bieie
Yiaen dn 9AeiI gehporben finb. @ie fmb Die
ii@erfte nns bette Arjnei fir Rinber, ba fe 70.
mob! 'nilo pie aud tuirfiam ino. Da fie nit
3nder btareut finb, 70 iinb fe anscnebm gu
nebraen nnb tueaen ibrer rein beaetatitiiden
boQtanbi9 uni@abli@.
3ubereitet bon
Or. s. 6. Aper & Co., Qonell, MaH.,
trastifdeu ub anaIbtii4e Gsemiter.
es nirb persauftb bon aQeu Apotbetern xuS
Nelijiubaa1lerS.
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YrpBer 9anbel in Dry @opbs.

s&leier. Serials, @orbdnae, e@cttii@c unb
fran;oif@e 0insbams, @olenmaaren, Som.
lneribaipls. Yelse, Sonuenidirme, Seibem-
banb. 9aiAentider unb ein grcber @orratb
anberer COMMENCEMENT ,pe.ben aum Soften.
preis bertauft. 3ommt unb iebet bic @aaren
unb lernt bic Yrcife fennen bei
Sofepb gbeIbrod.
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m6beI umb
&emrp 2ppSbrmd.

guy tUuSe1 0uEe0Wve NVSvee OIHUtee OettVs"
len. u. (. ~. ebenio fertise 1drse
ano ettuas Mnoeres fir iunse gbsleute
itets porratbi9.
rDas erite 1T elm Rleibcri dranf,
Das 3peite ion bas @aidiint icim,
Das Oritte 1T Der Riideni dran nj,
Das 9iertc TT bic 8cttfteG fcin,
Dos Ginfte tbun feds sti1Ie FeIIen,
Das Se@sfe 1T Der @odina. Gbair,
Das Siebte mus Der Slid berfteIen,
Das sdte 1T bic @iese - lecr.
adt s,titel iebf Du bier.
@uter Greunb, id aeb' fe Dir
Cir so Dollar %aueiammt,
Da ober in ct. Mortin Conn,
Sn 9enrb 2oosbrnd's edreirerfbs
Rannft Du e baben. sIaes isappt.
sae 1rbeiten in Sols ptrben snae .~Hes
Fur @obeI isDobl alS fir 8aueostra..s.
2telksue ,. .. etearxs g.. 9lins.
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M0beI.- 1rot allen Sumbus unb aaer
~Yufidmeiherpi gum 6obnc tauft man ole
Wattun9en MSbel better unb moblisilcr bel
~ s. 6. &eriAbaa.
Ct. Glouh. Minn.
1lnb yuarrm?" @cil bericlbe INNER
ieinen Worrat1yesen Gaib einfauit.
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. oppeIfinnta.

9err (hdBlib uMb nit trummcn Semen
aussctattel): Sinh Sic fdon fir ben ;lpei.
ten @al;cr ensa9lrt, mein Grdnlcin"
Urdulcim : rycioer nod alAt!"
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) Gdlber perlpren.

G6riHian Saudi BON ct. Martin. Soun
oeslor Dor uuaeiibr bri Monaten 5. Stiid
adlbsr, uuS guar 4 einiabrisc unb elm ;wei'
iabrigcs. 2cbtsres mar bon seibrot9er 6arbe.
yincS Der adlber mar Elm iunser Stier nit
eincm furscn Sdwan;: Scr Ginbcr ODER
iucr Musfunit asbcn fana, erbdlt eincm Sticr
ais @cloDnuns.
Gbrifian &anid.
2tebitone, 9. >. StearnS So. Minn. IS
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@attlm9el@dft
bon
Sulims &inbler,
Wrhc,t Grnciuer'& Gntrf.

ct. Gloub, Mtnefota.
SER ainblcr baIt fcts elm o,rsseseidnetes
Eager bon Iferbeecldirrcn, Sdtteln, Eeitiden.
Iicrbe!1mmc,, 8iiriten II. (. 10. Ii. I. N. on
Ganb. Man bcriaume nidt, iid mad belen
biaiscn Treiisn uno seiten @aeren 81 ertun.
bi9en. %
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" Yer quite llbren cber fdone llbrtetter
lnh anbere auueIen AZ faufen piinfdt. mcnbe
nd 5uerit mud Germ @obsrtlon's oumelen-
an 81 @crmainRrobe.
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Ayer''s Cnthn7'tic Pills
fur aQe 3wede elmer Gamilienmebi,in
aur 6eiIunQ

pom VeritopfMng,
Gelbin9t TpsYtaHa, nn<
uerbauIidscit, 0piente=
rte, Wagen= unb 9rufts
beftwerben,
Mot1lauf, 2opfmeb, Ge<
ibwIIfte, Mbeumetis=
Ansi1lag unb
9antsrantbeiten, Gal,
len Teber Qeberleiben,
8aheriu9t, Ningmurm,
Beuien unb SaI;fmb,
8lrmer, @i1t. Nerper<
t9mersen, ais Dinner
YiQen unb GUT Neini=
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w" >~HsSSE "TuyFE51 WtFH yTUUItTW.
Uraulein : vyciocr nod nldt!"
Gerfriitt.
Mutter (u ibrer lodter): rsber, Nnna
lpie tannlt Ou. 2ih nit 0c,ncm Yrduiioam
10 abnrsiten = man mcins il, 3br mart id)o,
uerbeirat1ct!!"
*Giu t~leines Iabden in Clinton
Sis, icbrtc ibrrn Yraper bas .8aterunier.
bctea. Sls ie Il Die S!eIe fam. runb unle,
tdgIid Sroo Glib uns beute", riei Der Sung,
p!Ogli4: .@cte aIt) FIR Syrup!'
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Mwd cir VhiIpipth..

@ommiTdr: v8ount SIR bcnn bas Saufcl
gar nidt IaNen? SD besrsifc nidt, mis sil
atenid) no@ peitcr trinteu tann, ipenn CT iti.
men Surit scl0idt bat" = Nnsetlcstsr,
vSber, i'd bite Sic, @err Gommilar, mas
bate penn oa Der AlenlA Dor Dem Sisb Dor.
aus?"
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A CRYING Shame and Blight.

In party of several citizens whs had incl
dentally met the other evening, the subject
of SANDER and foul-mouthed gossip came up.
The fact was in few minutes developed that
within two or three weeks four prominent
men, two OF them professional men of unsul-
led character and unmarried, three married
ladies who have lived lives above reproach.
one widow and three innocent girls, two of
them orphans, had been talked about in way
that tended to ruin the characters of the wo-
men and the reputation of the men. As far
as any OF the gentlemen conversiDg, knew
or judged, the wrong done was without pro-
vocation, without sense and without reason,
and that no one in particular could be traced
a. having started the stories. The meanest,
the viiest whelp Of hell that a1iiicts any COM
mJinity is the slanderer. No wife, however
true; no mother, however pure no maiden,
however innocent, is safe from the poisoned
shafts Of foul-mouthed gossip. The word, of
their tongue stick ike foul scab. or loathsome
yermln With aplous smirk. or hoy-roll of tn e
eye. or a hali-expressed devilish sentence,
they drool out the ooze of their own cankered
souls and Filthy communlDgs upon the falr
skirts OF those whose shoes they are unworthy
to loose. Let their victim be but an orphan
girl, or an unprotected widow whose name
and honor is their all, and with what fiendlsh
delight do these cowardly leeches OF night and
perdition gioat over their back-wounding
work. For shame Such cattle are not lit
for the society of right-minded men and pure
women, and they prove gals OF infamy when
allowed to trespass within the circle of the
true home. But we lack the patience to
write of the utter meanness OF the slanderer.
When the offender bears the image of man
and the victim is wife, mother or daughter,
he ought to be shot down like 4 beast OF prey,
and those Of the gentlemen alluded TO being
lawyers said no conviction should or would
probably follow. But enough.
ISLANDER meets no regard from noble minds;
Only the base believe what the base only utter, -
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Sunday School Picnic.


One Of the most pleasant and enjoyable af-
fairs that we ever had the pleasure OF attend
ing, was union Sunday school picnic, held
at grove near Valley Centre last Thursday.
Four schools Joined in regular old-lashioned
jubilee. Songs, speeches and feasting was
the programme, and was carried out with =
zest. The schools participating were the
Valley Centre school, Il. &. Boyle superin-
tendent, Maple Grove, L. ID. Raymond, SUI
perintendcnt; Sunny Dale, Rev. Summers,
superintendent; Pleasant View,W c. Ayres,
superintendent. The three latter schools
met al their respective school houses, formed
in procession, with flags and banner. flying,
drove TO Valley Centre and joined that school
and proceeded to the grove west of the village
under the marshaship OF Ii. c. Boyle, where
seats and platform had been erected. After
arriving dinner was spread in which all par
tcipated with villa regular feast of good
things we had. After dinner candies and
nuts were distributed among the children
without stint, after which the assembly was
called to order by Esquire Hoss, master OF
ceremonies, who announced the programme,
which was as follows: Song, by Maple
Grove choir; speech, by Hon. W. 4. Stanley;
song, by Valley Centre choir; speech, by
Rev. Summers; song, Pleasant View choir;
song, Valley Centre choir. Further pro-
ceediBgs were brought to a sudden close by
threatening storm, which was rapidly ap
preaching A hasty retreat was made to the
Valley Centre school house and store. After
arriving at the school house and all were COM
.ortably seated, members of the different
schools were called upon, who responded IN
short and interesting speeches, interpreted
with singing, occupying the time until the
storm abated. The affair was success in
every particular: one long 10 he remembered
by those who had the good fortune to be
present The spe eches were good, the sing
ing good, the dinner good, aud al hsd good
Il me generally. About five hundred were
present. The procession was about thre =
fourths OF a mile long and presented 4 beauti-
hIi appearance as they drove 10 the grove
wagons handsomely decorated, loaded with
nicely dressed, happy children, vending their
way among the fields of growing grain, pie
ture of happiness ana contentment, as well
we may all be for we have been blessed with
a bountitul harvest We came away reluct- |
antly, glad however that we went, SO well
pleased that we are longing for an opportunl- |
ty to 90 to another one.
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imposition!

have been informed that there are parties
in Wichita, Kansas, that are dealing in all
kinds of sewing machines, If SO they are old
ones and made to look like new, bought by
parties from the regular agent and sold to
dealers living in Chicago, Illinois. Some may be
paid for and some not, If not the regular agent
can take them by law whenever SO required
by the company, or whenever seen by agent.
A few words from David Cook OF Chicago,
Illinois, who buys old machines and makes
them look like new and WHOLESALERS them to
parties who wishes to buy old machines and
impose them on the people. | have on hand
all kinds OF sewing machines, among Others
will sell you the Singer-new family box COW
er, drop leaf and two drawers, eighty dollars.
Rebuilt for new furniture and all look exactly
the same as new, for twenty-five dollars, and
Others in the same proportion. To the good
people of the Southwest please bear in mind
that new singer sewing machine cannot be
sold in the Southwest except through or by
me and have no agent in Wichita.
WIN. MASON, General Agent.
Office IL Main Street, few doors north OF
the Occidental. H-3m