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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
VNHE countenance is pale and
! leaden.colored, with occasional
bushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dal.; th.pupilsdiIate; an azuresemi-
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
Unconstitutional, swelIs, andsome-
.;ma5 bl2sIi; 4 swelling of thcupper
lip; occasional headache, withhum-
ming or throbbing of the cars; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticullrly in the morning; appetite
vlrilbic, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone; fleeing pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesdryan convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. C. McLANE's VERIGFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa.
ration, not eaba6!ee fG0iHghAEsGght
est injury to tie most trndtr infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER.
mFuCE bears the signatures OF C..
MeLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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BY r.atl, "a od'ane., P''fe0. rrqe'd'
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16

IT is the firm conviction of many of
the keenest observers in the political
field that Randall has got an attack of
the Presidential fever, and that he in
tends shaping his course as speaker
with that end in view. Some of Ran
dalPs personal followers suggest the
ticket of Randall and Hampton in ran
dom conversation.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16

HAVING journeyed about the world
post-hastc, Dom Pedro has returned to
his Brazilian domains, meeting ap.
parently a most cordial welcome. One
newspaper correspondent affects the
belief that the welcome was not as
sincere as it seemed, but he doesn't
produce any striking evidences sub
stantiating his position. OF course
demonstrations of welcome may be
very imposing without meaning much,
but beyond the fact that the native
merchants of Ria .Janeiro didn't con-
tribute very literally toward the show
it is reasonable to suppose that the
'Brazillians were in earnest. Certain
ly they made more of show than
was pleasing to the Emperor, for
when he was informed of the prepara-
tions for his reception he stormed at
shc officials and the people f,.r vast
ing money in decorations, informing
the bearer of the news that it was
foolish to waste cash in such exhibi-
bitions while thousands of Brazilian
subjects in remote provinces were
actually suffering for the necessaries
of life. 1t was with difficulty he was
induced to pass under tie arches
erected in honor of his return. and to
The hosts of speech-laden welcomers
who longed to illuminate their verbal
adulation he was exceedingly ungra-
cious. Hardly had the first opened
fire with AN alIusion to the creation
says correspondent, than the En,.
peror. still Dom Pedro u d'Alcantaro and
determined not to he addressed to
death, stoppcd with an inpatient
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16
ARCHIVES OF THE SOUTHERN CO.
FEDERACY.


Especial Washington Dispatch to Chicago Timesl
| In lis report to Congress Secrcta-
ry McCrary will include review o.
the condition Of the work Of compiling
the archives Of the Southern Confeder-
acy. Six thousand dollars were ap-
propriated last winter for the pay Of
clerks engaged in this work. The OBJ
| iect of the compilation and classlica-
tion is to have the archives published
as public documents. The work OF
preparing them is about half complet-
| ed. It is in charge Of Adjutant-Gen-
eral Townsend. In 1865 General
Townsend set out from Washington
to Charleston, and from there suggest
ed to Secretary Stanton the necessity
and Importance of collecting all the
rebel documents for future record and
preservation. Secretary Stanton au-
thorized General Townsend to make
the collections in his department, and
instructed General Halleck, at Rich
mold, at the same time to gather all
that he could at that place. The re
suit was that great mass OF materl-
al has been forwarded to Washington
for safe keeping. At first work was
begun upon the documents to classify
them for historical uses only. After
ward the work of classifying them
was intrusted to General Townsend,
who has had charge of the work ever
since. He has not discarded any Of
the papers, but has merely classified
them. The manner of procedure at
present is to print all the documents
examined for the convenience of the
examiner, who can handle and classi-
fly them much better in proof slips.
He then pastes them together accord
ing to tn ir classification. They will
be sent into Congress in this shape,
where it will depend upon that body
to what extent they will be published
for the public benefit. These archives
are of the same use to the Govern
ment in detecting fraulent claims as
are the Union archives against North
ern claimants. General Townsend
says that the rebel archives captured
furnished the testimony that was alb
solutely necessary to secure the Alba
ma reward, nauely, that the Alabama
was fitted out by British merchants.
1t was also shown by these same rec
ords that the vessel was manned by
English sailors. In this one case
alone millions of dollars we're saved
to this government. Numerous appli-
cations have been made by the Sonth,
ern States to have these records res
tored to them, bnt thus far the govern
ment has refused to give them up.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16

Ir appears that the time is drawing
near when Turkey will have to ac-
knowledge herself beaten, and sue
for peace. Little more fighting may
be expected, as the Turkish forces are
badly demoralized, and their circum
stances and situation make it almost
suicidal to longer battle with the Gar.
The terms of peace between the Rus.
slams and Turks may be such as to
lead to difficulties in other quarters.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16

The war against the Chinese in
New Zealand and Australia is even
more bitter than that which prevails
in California, the Legislature of both
countries-the former by unanimous
vote of both branches and the latter
by an overwhelming majority-have
passed laws making it compulsory up
on each Chinaman arriving in the
country to pay for such permission
$3.50 1t is hoped that this will pre-
vent them from owning to the country.
In addition to this they appeal to the
English Government TO use its infu-
ence to put an end to the curse which
is about to destroy the prospects of
the country.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16

Mr.. AGAssIz says that in certain
Amazonian tribes, OH tie day of mar
riage, while the wedding festivities
are going on, the bridegroom's hands
are tied up in paper bag with white
ants. If he bears this torture smil-
ingly and unmoved he is considered
fit for the trials of matrimony.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16
PROPHETS AND HOROSCOPES.
strange Predictions Based on Holy Writ,
From the New York Times.l

II y
IFrom the New York Times.l
Prophets are going about casting
the horoscope Of the empires. Al
Manchester this week, Rev. M. Bax.
ter expounded and interpreted the
prophecies in the books of Daniel and
Zachariah. The 14th chapter Of Zach
ariah refers, he said, to the coming Of
Christ, who will shortly appear bodily
on the Mount of Olivet, and commence
his thousand years reign upon earth.
Antichrist would be man like Je-
rome Napoleon, who, on promises OF
peace, will rise up from. nobody into
great king, the monarch referred to
| in Daniel H.: 36. The abomination
of his rule will only last three years
and a half. In that time he will con-
quer the world and make seven
years covenant with the Jews. When
half that period is at an end the Great
Antichrist is to surround Jerusalem,
and then will ensue the battle OF
Armageddon, and it will take seven
months to clear away the mountains
of dead bodies that will be heaped up
in the conflict. Armageddan will be
the Sedan of Antichrist. 1t is quite
possible that Prince Jerome Napoleon
will be Antichrist. The young prince
at Chiselhurst is to come to the French
throne under Ultramontone influences,
and he will restore the Napoleonic dy-
nasty. Out of the present war and a
coming war between France and Ger
many will arise the ten Kingdoms
which formed Caesar Augustus Roman
empire. 1t is then that the great
Antichrist will appear-the little horn
the sovereign of some little state Ell
ther in Turkey or Syria If Cardinal
Lucien Bonaparte becomes the next
Pope, (which Rev. Mr.. Baxter believes
is settled) that event will hasten and
bring to pass the Immediately devel-
opmcnt of these prophecies. They
will certainly be realized within the
next few years, as Christ is almost
due, when $4,000 Christ ans will be
translated, and there will be more
conversions to the truth in one gener-
tion than have been made in 5000
years. 1t is curious that these proph-
cts, (who, by the way, are believed
by vast bodies of English religionists
generally leave America out of their
but no doubt there are
prophets in the United States wis0 get
even by emitting Europe from their
predictions. Whatever we may think
Of the preaching and prop4esying, it
is quite phenomenal taken in connec-
tion with the wars and rumors of
wars, the wonders in the heavens, the
marvellous inventions Of men, the
strange discoveries, and all the extra
ordinary awakeni.gs, wonders and
horrors of the days in which we live.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16
The New York World attributes

The New York World attributes
Augustus -Schelps defeat by John
Morrissey, for the State Senate, to the
fact that SchelI, by silence, deliberate
ly.accepted the scandalous action oi
Tammany hall -censention deRounc-
ing the referm of civil service. Thou
sands Of coed citizens were slienatel
from him by his attitude in regard to
the question concerning which it is
4nonstrous that sach men as he should
Ebe Indifferent
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16

THERE is a DR.. Mary Walker in the
Russian army. She was detected
through the reckless ease with which
she threw herself into the breaches
Exchange.
Bring her over here and see how
rapidly,onr breaches here will receive
her.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16
Notice.

20 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NoTrcp
q IS hereby given that will not pay for. or -
responsible for any labor done in, or upon. or fo
supplies furnished for two certain quartz minina
claims, or either of them, in those two certain
quartz lodges known as the Pride of the Hill ladaa
and the General Jackson ledge, that own one.
fourth interest, undivided, in said claims and do
not wish to work upon or attenpt to deyslop ths
sans until it can be properly done.
W. 0'NEILL
IDAHO CRY, Nov. II, 1S77-4w.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16
MILITARY TRAINING OF BOYS.

MILITARY TRAINING OF BOYS.
In one Of our frst-class weeklies
which claims to present the ripesi
thoughts Of the most advanced think
Iers, is IN advertisement of a military
academy
The paper is one which would not
for any pecnniary consideration al,
]yertise tobacco or liquors, yet there is
a notice of school whose avowed OBJ.
ject is to train boys to be skillful
marksmen when the target is warm,
pulsating human heart; to be bold and
reckless riders when their path is
paved with the wounded bodies of
men. There is the advertisement
which says to those who think into
its deepest meaning, "send here your
sons to have the fine spirit of truth
and honesty trained out of them, and
a demon of military cunning and de-
ceit, which we call strategy, put in
its place. Send them here and we
will tell them that Christ's teachings
concerning our treatment of enemies
are nonsense, and that the wiser plan
is to starve them, shoot them, trample
them under horses feet, burn their
dwellings, waste their crops and des-
olate their country. Send your boys
here, and we will undo the Christian
training which you have so carefully
impaired to them, and will send them
back to you trained warriors, with
hearts steeled against all whom they
call enemies"
The most hooking part of the ad-
vertisement was the concluding line
the name of the principal-Rev. d.
NJ. A minister of the gospel OF
Christ, principal of Q military acade-
my. A man pledged to teach the peo-
pie Christianity, undertaking to i'm
press the plastic minds of boys with
love for war! A disciple of the Prince
of Peace, hired out to serve the god
of war! To me the inconsistency is
SO apparent that | wonder how Chris
tians can see such an advertisement
without q shudder at the horrible in
congruity of professed follower of
Jesus, and minister too, publicly ad-
vertising to teach boys to despise and
set at naught the very foundations of
Christianity, and TO practice as a
profession what Jesus in most express
language and emphatic manner re-
peatedly forbade.
There must be revolution. yes,
complete revolution on this subject in
the popular thought. ! shall speak
my word against the monstrous sin of
teaching boys to fight and kill one an
other, even though it be a professed
Christian minister who is engaged in
the bloody work, and though my pro-
test is lost amid the general clamor
for military training.
Fellow workers for peace, the cause
is in perill Those who ought TO be
most active in supporting the doctrine
of overcoming evil with good-the
some of them, teaching
boys to oppose evil with war, itself
the greatest evil that ever eliminated
from the lusts of men.
But, thank God, not all the minis
ters are recreant to their duty to the
Master Cor. in The Voice of Peace.
IT appears that the time is drawing
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16

The quartz discoveries at Cariboo
continue, and the general beliefis that
IA rich quartz mining district is about
sto.be developed.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16
LATEST NEWS.

81
The whole amount called for by the
deficiency bill introduced in the House
of Representatives is 4O,664.
Colonel Valentine Baker has gone
to Schipka Pass.
Radhova has been abandoned by
the Turks and is now occupied by the
Russians.
The French Senate has assembled,
and the nomination of the members
of the Bureaus begun.
The German sabterranean tele-
graph line between Berlin and Klel,
9th miles in length, mas been COM
pleted.
A verdict Of guilty has been rem
dered at Columbia, South Carolina, in
the Cardoza case.
Fire at Springfield, Massachusetts.
Loss, $3OO,OeO insurance, $265,OOO.
The British iron ship Swordtish was
lately totally wrecked on Bedford
rocks, twenty-four miles from Victoria,
A movement is on foot by the white
cigar makers of San Francisco to
bring. to that city the unemployed
white cigar makers Of New York.
All fears of an Indian outbreak in
Arizona have been dispelled.
Rev. DR.. Parson has resigned as
Chaplain of the House of Represen,
tives.
A decree of foreclosure and sale
was entered in New York on the 7th
inst. against the Erie Railroad.
Lord Derby has notified the Chinese
Government that the destruction of
the Woosung Railway will be re-
egarded as an unfriendly act by Eng
land.
The San Francisco Communists in
tend parading Oh the 29th inst.
Chevket Pasha is advancing to the
relief of Pfevna with strong force.
Mehemet Pasha has arrived at Sofia
to organize and command an army for
the defense of the western passes.
p. q. Barnum has been elected to
the Connecticut Assembly by 2l2 ma
jority.
Miss Anna Dickinson is seriously i'll
of brain fever.
A conspiracy on the parto the
friends of ex-SuItan Murad has been
discovered in Constaatinopae, aud
many prominent dignitaries arrested.
a big strike is reported to have
been made in the Ophir mine, on the
'Comstock. The ore is not enormous
ly rich, but in large quantities.
The Spanish Cartese will be con-
voked for January to approve King
AIfonzo's marriage.
It is believed in London that since
the annihilation of the Turkish army
in Armenia Ottoman resistance is ap-
preaching an end.
According to the latest Sonora ad-
vices that State is now peaceable.
Henry S Sanford, Of Florida, has
been nominated for minister to Belgi-
um.
The Russian losses from the com
mencementpof hostjiities to The FIRST of
November were 64, ,8Ol men.
An assessment of 81 per share has
been levied on Savage stock.
The New York World attributes
Anructnc Gcholps dnfnat INV Inhn
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16
Basta, senior, bastap Enough q.
|cnongh!0 IS

WOMAN is a truthful, lovinr
fding angel, but it shakes her 80 s.
dence terribly when her husband c,,a.s :,
home at ! O'Clock in the morning with
q string Of dried herring, and huskils
explains that he has been out !,
fnf- fishing - Burlington Hawka,s
It is claimed that there are eiebtv.
ore gold mines in operation in Nortb
Carolina.
HAIR-DYE is the est thing You can
use to bring on paralysis.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16

A wEBFooT farmer has invented a
new horse shoe to be used on hoof-
bound horses.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-16

JEFF DAVIS has neatly finished writ
ing his memoirs.