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SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS,


CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-Thcso was letter nuh-
llshed 10 yuus valuable lnpar Monday tnorniug
In .cgarl ~ company now making inycatiga-
t.ous VI tho advantages Of Southwestern Kansas
with 4 view Of scttliug there, sina, then we
hayo had mauY inquiries FROM your readers III
regard 70 tue p'ans Of this Company. They can
be stated In ycry few woEls, 1lls colony Is
not gotten up to beneat any nun Or sct Of men,
nor to sell any particular lands. but It Il gottcH
up 10 benefit thoss who Goa sort ot CO.
operative democratic culony, whers svary Que
Will have voce In tho chofcs Of location, choice
OF associates, aud rhoicu of guides, aud Il any
one dues not Hike 1t After he Eets there, be wifi
not bc obliged 10 stay. They get the advantages
VI cheap rates Of fars, low frelghts, Ut
settling IN nrx place, and growing right up
from tic foundation; aud many other adsan-
iayes which will readily suggest themselves to
auy Intelligent 4,iut. l-ands can ba uroclrsd
from the Government by actual settlers under
tho Homestead Law, " can 10 bought from the
railroad OH long time, and at Inv prices Thexs
viii bc meeting on SAtuEIay ilof1llug NJ ~
o'clock at 81 DcaTburn street u ehosa who lays
Joined and thoso who wish " loio, foF thc pur-
pose VI choosing committee " 70 Oh the l9th
81 thp mouth, aud also tu give them iustrut-
tiona. They will st'tuiFc about two weeks 70
cuu1pleta their eIauIuation and lnskc their ~
1x,1t. ". V. jouAs1ox.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


JOLIET, ILL.,, Sept. 13.-At tho Republican
County Convention tlcll at The Court.i1ouso in
this city to-day, ". B. Nawlay, present incum-
bent, waa nominated for County Clerk, W. F.
Hutchinson, Of Moneo, fur Treasurer, by accla-
nation, mud Mrs earah C. Mcintosh Tor School
supcrInten1ont, Ly acclaGaatlon also. No
position to ths Hon. benjamin Oiin, who Ii I'LL
independent candidate. The Convention was
quite harmonious and enthusiastic.
pANtli.Lk, fL1~
Special nEpatcA 10 1As 7rsauns. .
DANvlLLk, H., Sept. l8-The Republican
Couuty Convention, met hero to-day and nu,1,-
mated T. W. 1tahforl for Judge, JuLn W. Dale
for Clerk, 4. W, Aksm for Treasurer. and II. v.
Grey for School Superintendent. 1'Ecre was 4
very full attendance Of delegates, and perfect
harmony prevailed.
NRW TORE WonKfN1MfN.
New YoRK. Sept i3.-Thc Executive Conf
nlitt:a of thu Wurkinemetl's party has bsuct Il
rall for convention at Troy Oct. . for tic pus-
pose Of nominating Stats ticket
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majority Of tho priests in this city. All Of them

majority Of tho priests IN this city. All Of them
are Of the finest sllk, decorated With cross
cs OF heavy Roltl tack. Some are beau
t!fnlly embroidered, others set with preciouA
ftoncs. The vestment comprises trcntr-ons
c,1n,pcte sets, making 24o pieces. TIE vafue ot
Three sest, Including tho most richly
chaslbIcs. llalnlatcs. and manfplcH, IL estimated
nt s:ttI ret. Tic total value of clerical goods.
incIudtnr tuenty-scvch packages OF silk plush.
Is over 3a,h0. tbs lowelry consists Of Jet md
arr 80 sets In alt. Including hatsotne earrings,
studs, and hrcnstntns. The talies' garments,
underwear, arc Of fine casnbrfc hamlsonlcly-em.
brokfcrcd, number 13o pieces, and arc very
vAanatlc.
The goods were smurgle,l into this pnrt By az
Italian named franchini, who bought up m In
et'ector and pasacd his trunks ~ personal etsccts
tn uIc. Part OF the rcstnlcnts fatl been sold I'd
priests In Philadelphia who gave clcw to ths
Eliilty parties. No arrests haye been made, but
the goods sawatt appraisement and sale.
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ShuGGlED VESTMENTS.

New YoRK, Sept. ia-Spedal-Ageat Bfack.
EFT has seized largo invoice OF goods, consist
tug ot vestueue4 used by the Catholic clergy,
Jeselry, and ladies'n nuc cssnbrtc garments The
Tuses says the church ycstments were lnanu-
factured tu Rome, aud aro Of the costliest de-
ssetption. snuvh more 81 than those worn BY tho
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hYMENEAl.

Nxw YozK, Sept l2-'sorge z. Spencer,
uuitel atste4 Eenator from Alabama, aud Nils
May Nunzss au L-tzess, wcre prtTate,y married
early yestertlay at the paroehia! scsidsuce of s.
Be1nard's Cut6oiic Church, OH West Fourteenth
stryet. Tue marriage VIA xnoxn uuly to 4 fvw
fri4uls VI tl,s gr,ou aul brsle.
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TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Sept. 13.-Indian Inspeo
tor vantcvcr 'trlerraphs from Mcsl!a, New
MEXICO, tn the Commissioner Of lndlau Affairs,
AS follows: 1.-THE Warm Spring 1n'llAns left
their reservation and have murdered thirtcca
pcrsons. jc!furd., former Agent OF tho Chirica-
huas, stirred them Up 10 Decentralization. Ilc
can be convicted Or indian testimony ol fur
nfshinK whisky to the Indians"
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fou Arm Troubled with . Had Hrsath.
would Iiku 10 xet iii oi It. bqt scarcely know vha1
u1sans to edoEt w viii tell you. uss ths i'm.
Rranl Soxodont 1t Will cle&pas aud hEautlfy youR
sasth, and lsare rous breath pure.
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Treasurer, .Farca jenkins, Of T,lsrarawas; Clerk
Of the Supreme CoItrt, r.. +. PLtkn, OF CLARK:
Acknowledgement. Ucnrgc \. duncan, nj Hn..
rpn; Srh,m1 Commissioner, Issim 6. Isgan, af
MaLon'ne; Noard Of Public Works, e. G.
Strong, uf defiance.
tLEyKLAHn
CLRvHLANp, D., Sept. 13,-Thc County Dem
ocrattc Envc,1nf, held here ts,-,lay ro,i,innti
uC,rge 4. HIkcr fur Sia.e Senator, aiItl the ful.
lnwing for Representatives: +. ". Green, T..
lscil.ry. Sir. l}aiscr Is II prominent af,i wealthy
business rnan. +. W. tirccp was fur11erly ct1t-
Tor nnd pnrt-proprctnr Of the FA1iadentr:, md
laat year Secretary Of tho Dft9 Centennial COM
mission. .-
Tile same Convention nominated for County
Treasurer saIn Briggs, TIC wcll.knnwn Sccrc~
tary n,f the Clevc1and Clu!,, and Northern Ohio
Fair Association.
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Treasurer e. sain M brEgs; t!c wsl'Enown scsre. G.
1T. .c, .mc e'a''' u"o i'of'"e'" e'''o
3 s' 1'eS'e'4''o''
4 r,sr.rr~ .,n,,rv
a,..td, ro.r..nors.n,, -, ~. ~-t,nr+.
o,,.,..,,.,. or - ~. IN 49,. 49,, ..ror.
eoLcs'us' ~ scns' i@'-i na'o Jos. tahe"
journey, anu. like d. syntaS, "o'''d write u,
and first wish To convey an impression WHICH
formed tmmr,lintelv ,,pou reading sumo
49,, 1.,. .,as - ,t. .,,.,,oa ,,f
nun ue"'"'H o."e.' u" o .,s sIs ~
Tue great osatots o. u4c ope"'"s ~
until coull verify It by ac.ual observation ani
con.ultatlon viii tl,o beat men oml sl,rcvlcst
...',.s'.'",. .,s H.. S,,,a =, J.. g~.t th,t nv,
p'a't'cIu's ~ sn 1.a -, =, @ .,e .,afan.a ~
the Presidents Southern policy. It needs no
t1rfcnsr in OlIo. In reality, almost no one Is
.,.,,,,"n1, ~ r., n.on1o tako n fnr vr,ntc1.
AMI thc principle that m elaborate ami strana ',
onponcnt always ,n4gnItcs that opponent, and
1oalcs imth himself and the world at largo
imagine tlat nc t y. son'e . ts, !. nt
never trier linn IN thla Instance. N"' u NV
lmcn that the Republicans seemed to take II tof
granted TINT the people wonli kick against the
l''n., ,.,,s;.,t. win 1,,n,,w a; +t.r h.,,,.
CoIt1he'is la's"'ta' VIZ" nea.'5 u' ."e" ''."'
would not lave k'cHe'i' b"t ta' cla"otat. w
fcuae Of Stanley Matthews aud others III thclf
,,a,,,r,, s,werles gnyp Tho heat uf pE,portnnity
mi nc,,,un. thr nn,v .youer Is
ior oppos.". .',.t.dnn A H.. ",n,ntct, T., pnthmn
LINZ III .,i.,nEe "n nf .,,,ai ornvtv. titp
.,a,i1,r T.. sin'i. was male in tic elaborate sc
ta9 e 1, to ,,A1 lie III aa sscctc nr tic
nu'"mrssa tis,,,.cyrt ni IL Is only waste Vi
,s,,rt. -, .rtr,,+ fhe matter.
"9u" ~ ,,,,L,.t,nt tI'.,, tbe 1. +bc fart that
Dun ne rIrn. mrs. n.,,hnn s,n,ft III. .,.
ts LIZ e"'"1n WI, t.r,v ,c rrr.t,,Jr tu istrn n
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Use " 1IrS. Wlpslow's 8ootldox Syrup" Ax
diarsh1A. wind coils, and regulates Ia boHSlx.
, 1877-09-14

L. 1t wtss to lire In thls hight world with
monthfui Of dlscolossd testhf Befnsrps Goldea
usntiays will seuose tbs discolosstlun and lmpAft
pleasant breath Your afuggtsk hAsit
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

THE PAPER COLLAR MANA man
who had PAPER collars for sale was
harangning crowd on the Esplanade
the other night as follows: "Here,
gentlemen, are the champion paper
collars of the globe, unequalcd for
style, duration and finish, although it
takes II long time to make finish OF
it. You can wear ore a week, turn it
and wear it another week, split it, and
10! you have two more collars. And
when | think OF the oceans oil bee,
that will annually dribble down
through all these collars, | feel like a
brewery. Everybody should wear
these collars; no one can keep house
without them. They promote Iongev-
ity and restore gray hair to its origi-
nal color. They improve the complex
ion, purify the blood, and will force a
beard or mustachr upon the smoothcst
face in six days They strengthen the
appetite and will remove TAM freskIes,
corns and bunicns. Trey will curl the
straightest hair IN ten minutes. Ev
cry woman should buy box for her
husband; they will collar man in
the club-room, billiard hall, political
caucus or free lunch, regularly and
promptly at 9 o'clock NJ, and drag
him home. A man can't swear with
one of them on. Business men should
make their office boys wear them, as
they are infalible and absolute pre-
vcntives of whstling. Hotel keepers
should buy them, a. they won't let the
wcarer eat too much. They are war
ranted to cure toothache Of two years
neuralgia, rheumatism, bro
ken heart, prairie mango, consump-
ton, dyspepsia and blind staggers."
i Cincinnati Saturday Night.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

The skeleton of monster with a
man inside of him has been found in
Missouri. Three OF the animals ribs
had been broken 10y some crushing
blow, given at an opportune moment,
and the animal died before digesting
his mai. How happy those fossil
hunters will be now, looking at the
remains of that poor fellow who
couldn't get out. What, with this
man-encaslng monster and the mul
doons coming to eight, the Bony
parties of scientific exploration must
have their cups of happiness yelling
over, and can sigh Tor nothing more
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

"llE is man after my own heart,
pa" said Julia, reve'tng to Charles
Augustus. "Nonsensep replied the
old practical. Gle is man after the
money your uncle left you" And
then all was quiet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02
LATEST NEWS.


The bonds of postmasters are be-
ing inspected in Nebraska, Dakota
Wyoming, Utah, Montana and idaho
and many have been found to be
worthless.
Apaches to the number 19l have
surrendered at Fort Wingate, Texas.
On October 10Th the Russians at
tackled Fort Ahenz, before Kars, but
were repulsed.
The exports Of wheat from Oregon
are expected to reach 10000 bush
els this year.
The railway surveys in British Co
lumbia are ended, and the route will
shortly be proclaimed.
The American horse Mate has won
the race for the second-class Czaro-
witch stakes at Newmarket, Eng
land.
Physicians pronounce Senator Nor
toms case more favorable than at any
time since his return from Oregon
An earthquake shock was felt all
over the Islhmus of Darien on Octo-
Der 18th.
The BIackfeet Ind ans have by
treaty coded $1,000 square miles of
territory to Canada.
The workingmen Of Chicago have
nominated full ticket.
Kane (Dem has been elected May
or Of Baltimore by $4,000 majority.
Graz is in Paris.
The register of the Willamette Uni
versty for the present term shows an
attendance Of l6l pupils.
Turkey is about TO negotiate loan
of SIS, 100000 pounds. \
The American masons recently
landed in England have joined in the
prevailing strike there.
1t is the evident purpose of the Rus
slams to fight nowhere in Bulgaria ex-
ccpt in Plevna, which posi- ion, more
than all else, bars the road to Constan-
tinopIe
The Australian Parliament resumed
lis sessions on the 18th.
Ex-Congressman Ross, of Pennsyl-
vania, died ON Oct. Goth from selt-in-
t1icted wounds.
Augustus Schel has been nominal
ted by Tamnany to oppose John Nor
rissey for the New York Senate
Yellow fever still RACES in Florida
The Boston and Albany Railroad
Company have declared dividend of
s per cent. OH "a capital stock Of $780,
100000.
1t is reported that ISmail PashA
has eff cted junction with Mukhtar
Pasha.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

Suppose we pass law" said a Sc
we're father to his daughters, that no
girl Is years old who can't Cook a
good meal shall get married till
she learns how to do it?" "Why, then.
we'd all get married at H." responded
the girls in sweet chorus.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

That dreadful disease, the Piles with
which very many people are and have
been ,"4 years afflicted, and which h.,
batheu tne skill Of IN PLY sicians can h
ettcI"~nv umcu Us Piles welI-tried RENE /.
dv st"nuIeusnave found relief from i
anG aIc "TIing 10 testify as TO its efficacy
For salc at All the drug stores. H. Hf
agent Az Iuano UIty. Sep4tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

A CHICAGO lawyer named Charles ).
Guitean recently lectur, d i'll that city
on the second coming Of Christ. He
held that Christ came for the second
time at the destruction of Jerusalem,
that He then judged the primitive
church and the Jewish nation; that
the preaching of Paul and the other
apostles was preparation for their
Judgment at the second coming, and
the preaching Of Moody, White and
nearly all ministers and cvangelstS
has been a preparation for he iinaI
Judgment, which he says is close at
hand.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

SEVERAL Republican members OF the
House have held a meeting to concert
measures to prevent the Democrats
from pressing "a division Of the party
on the Presidents policy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

The present daily production OF
whisky in the country is l2O,093 gal
Ions, giving oaily revenue of $685.
3O3.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

o! O! HowARD-Cnicago 25.-
General 0. 0. Howard, who arrived
from the west last night, having Ell
ther personally or through an officer
given out, without consent OF head
quarters Lere, a report made by him
IF to General Sheridan concerning
the Nez Perces war, which at least
gives more fattcring account Of his
share in the hostllities than was Civ.
en- in other reports, and the Tribune
having published that report this
morning, General Sheridan has called
attent4E to an old order which makes
such action a nisden.e luor punisha
bic by dismissal, and intimatcs that
0pon repetition Of tile offense this
punishment will be visited upon the
head Of the tranSgressor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

The humblest Individual can do
something to make paper interest
inc. If you can't run away with an
other mans wife, fall down and break
your neck, you can at least stumble
into hole in some of our bad SIDE,
walks and break leg-any little &C
cidents like these, help to fill up the
paper, you know-[Ex.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

The Turks are suffering fol want OF
AMMUNITION, being without lead
enough for bullets, or money with
which to buy it abroad.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02
THE RETARDATIoN OF THE MOON.

The New York Times expresses IN
tense alarm at the discovery that the
moon is travelling at slower rate OF
speed than formerly 1t says: This
"ietardation of tie moon, as cold
blooded scientific persons call it, has
been placed beyond doubt by careful
investigation, and its rate has been
accurately ca culated. In itself COR
side. ed, it would not be a matter OF
very great importance, but it is well
ascertainrd that just in proportion as
the speed OF the moon slackens she
draws nearer to the earth. The con-
sequences of this latter conduct are
inevitable and appalling.
For sometime to come there Will
be no difference i'll the appearance OF
the moon which can be detected by ordl
nary eyes. Gradually, however, she
will apparently grow larger and
brighter, and the day-or rather the
night-.will cnme when tn, moon in
her first quarter will seem as brilliant
as she now is when at full. The ire
mendous stimulus which this state OF
thing will exert upon the feline mind
can be on y ia ntly imagined. Our
roofs and back fences will be thronged
with nocturnal CATS, and those scenes
of violence and fur which are now
characteristic of the period at full
moon, viii begin every evening as
soon as TIL moon rises. Sleep will be
banishcd from the face Of the earth,
and the human race will assemble al
its back windows, and spend the night
in hurting bootjacks and language at
the limited eats, who, with character
istic seIf-conceit, will look upon the
increased quantity OF moonlight as IA
direct panderng to their drpravrd
passions. As for lovers, they will
mu tipl y to All unprecedented extent.
Not only the young but also the vet
eran widnwcrs and the wIdpwcrs who
have faced score of times the altar
aud the ring, will be seized with dc
sire to sit at unhoIy hours o. the ri-
azza, and to fdrtiveIy squeeze hands
behind the shadows of pillars and
vines. Thus, in its earlier stages, the
of the moon earthwatd will
develop alike OH the back fence, and
on the trout piazza, those phases oi
the tender passion which seek expires,
sion either in caterwauIiig or idIocy.
Steadily and surely the growing
disc of the approaching moon will
blot out the stars and n,onopoIizc the
midnight sky. The time will then be
near at hand when the moon, yielding
to the attractions of the earth, will
rush upon us with velocity frIghtul
to think of. II we have with reason
dreaded a collision with "a light and
gaseous comet, how much more rca-
son have VIC to dread the blows of the
Vast aud so id moon! Kind ing into
flames as she rushes through the at
mosphrrc, she will strike the earth,
aud thereby develop an amount of
heat sufficient TO melt a whole cont.
nrnt into boiling lava. OF course no
planet could sustain such a shock
without flying into fragments. The
earth would doubtless be broken into
small distinct pieces, which would he.
gin to revoIve around one another
and to indulge in another wild astro
nomic orgies, the mere thought of
which must bring chill to every or
derby breast.
This is what we have to expect
from tie moon. There is no room for
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

AN explosion has occurred IN col
l;ery at Hight Blantyre near elias
cow Four hundred men were III the
mine and a large number killed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

IT is proposed in Indiana to change
the marriage-service so as it will read
"Who dare take this woman?" And
the bridegroom shall answer, Il dare"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

SIX inches Of snow lately fell IN
Canada.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

BRICK PoMERoY is going to speak IN
Pennsylvania for the Greenback ticket
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02
The W1FE's CoMMANDMENTs.--flf s'-

am thy wife: thou shalt nave ~
ether wife but me, whom til u hldst
nromish TO love, cherish and protect;
| saved thee from the Assaults u
old maids and designing Wldows, ana
rescued thee from the terror of Dul'oh
less shirts and holy stockings.
socond-Thou shalt not look upon
anv woman to love and admire her;
for thy wife am Jealous WIFE, ana
will visit the sins Of the husband upon
his admirers, undo the first aud last
one Of them.
Third-Thou shall not speak lightly
Of thy wife, neither shalt thou p'eacll
her shortcomings to others, lest lhee
should hear of it, and PUNISH Thy
wickedness by giving thee burned
toast and weak flee Tor thy breakfast
Fonrth-Remember the Sabbath
day to keep it holy; SIX days shalt
thou have for businass engagements,
but the seventh belongs to thy wife
and family; in it thou shalt not go
ont driving alone, or with some other
mans wife, and leave thine own at
home.
Fifth-Honor all thy wife's family;
he patient; complain not. for he that
governs his own temper is greater
than he that taketh d city. BE
rood cheer and frown not. Pray Tor
"a large amount Of good cd IA Il
charity. which covercth multitude OF
lailings.
Sixth-Thon shalt not destroy the
life of thy wite's pet poodle, neither
contemplate the demise OF her lavori'e
cat.
Seventh-Thou shalt not turn a deaf
ear when thy wife asks thee for money
10 buy new bonnet, Tor thon art fond
of pretty bonnets, and gaze lovingly
at them III all places; therefore Shalt
thou grant thy w,ie's request, so that
other men may admire her-bonnet
also.
Eighth-Thou shalt not cast sly
chances at any other woman, nor ac-
cept any boquels or any other keep
sakes from amy save thy wife, who
riZes her husbands honor far above
wealth.
Ninth-Thnu shalt tot me die with
things pertaining to thy household, Tor
| ii is thy business to manage Ter house,
not thine. Neither shalt thou grum-
die and iiud fault, when thou slttest
down to thy table; eat what is set be
io.e thee, and Oe thankful; content
cd mind is perpetual feast.
Tenth-1hou shalt not covet thy
neighbours wife, even if thon thnkesl
her lair than thine; thou shalt not
covct his house, nor his fast horses,
nor his dogs, nol his fine clothes, nor
anything that is thy neighbours.
vtlth-When thou takest thy
vile out with thee, thou Shouidst not
forget to give her thy hand when thou
gettest off the car, as thou vast wont
to do before she was thy wife. Meth
er shalt thou stand outside on the plat.
form to smoke thy cigar, but take a
scat inside with her, for thy presence
uaketh glad her heart
Twefth-Ask of thy wife nothing
which thou art not willing TO grant
unto her.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

REsroRING Ivory The whlteness
pay be restored to ivory handles as
fol ows: Wash with soaped flannel
and lake-warm water; then wipe very
dry. Soak them occasionally i'll alum
water that has Deen boiled, and allow
it to cool. Let the handles lie for one
hour in this, then remove them and
brush them well (say with nail
brush). After this take a clean linen
towel, dip it in cold water, squeeze it
out, and while wet wrap it around the
haudIes, leaving them to dry gradual
~, as if dried too rapidly out of alum
water the handles will be injured
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

THE government of Siam refuses to
acknowledge its submission to China,
and the latter country threatens war.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-02

Gro. Fox, the act IF, is dead, and
Edwin Adams was dying at last &C
counts.