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BUSINESS NOTICES

To tt,e Cousnmptlvc-frt these who Ian.
Enlah under the fasai rcycrlty Of our climate
thsouFh any pulmonary complaint Of even those
who are 10 dcc!dt3 ChnsuMptlHn. t,Y No mems
dsfpalr There l. = sate ami su1e remedy at hand.
ana ono easily lFtch. - ifIiho+'t compound n
Cad ktreT trf onu tIne." without possesdiny the
very naa-eattcE FAVOR Of the I heretofore used.
70 endowed py the phosphate ef line With a heal
.tnE property which renders the oil d,uh1y CIT.
Fcactons Remarkable cstiu1oniats Of IT. efficacy
shown to thosc who dctif- 10 see them. Sold BIZ
4. X, WfLkDn, Chemist. ftpston
, 1877-10-24

Of this city arc 80 limited that they do not ll7vc
opportunity to make much Of selection. We
would remind all such readers that they can
send their orders to CilicnEu's pun,,iar and re-
liable jeveIry firm OF y. 3lAt.on d Co., stating
,nn,',. .In' H. nv ",n te 10 ~ .sir "..net t
nake. etcrt!nR silver, OF silver plated ware Tfcv
can rest assured that Ill orders will to promptly
filled at tho same Inv u:jccs rs II they were
here 70 make the purchase In r,erson.
, 1877-10-24
1"E:f.f."rREk.
VEGEI lNE,


ssRlSnr1xln. o., Feb. as. 1877.
This Is to certify that I have used vEokr,xE,
manufactured by II. II. Stevens, f:nston. Mass.
Tns KheumAttsnl and General fros.saIlon uE the
Nervous System. with guul success. ! recommend
EkeETlxs IL un excellent medicine for such CON.
plaints. Yours very tfniy.
e. ". fANuEGRtFT,
Mr. vandeKri!t. Of the hgm Of VANDERBILT 4
Huffman. " = we'll known business man In this
place, hastnx one Of the largest stores In Spring
Held. O..
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L0cI6yltt1, ky., Fed. i8, 1877.
Nn. II. II. S1rvEss,
Ltdr !Sr: Three years ago VIA suffering terri.
h1y With lnflanlmasHry itneun,atlsu. uur minis
tcr's wife advised me TO tske VkarTlsE. After
taking ono bottle. was entifelv relieved. This
5eas. fecling return Ut the dtaeAse. ! again com.
menced taking II. aa1 GIN bcinz benefited greatly.
Respectfully, Mis-. 4. BALLARD.
10l1 We4t Jefferson. st.
, 1877-10-24
THE WFATHER.

WAsnNoros, d. c., Oct. al Z. m.-For
tho Tennesseo aud Ohio Valley, Lake region.
Upper Mississippi md Lower Missouri Valleys,
clearer, partly cloudy weather, light southerly
winds, stationary or higher temperature, aud
stationary Or lower pressure.
LOCAL onaxayATioNs.
Cuicinn flrt II
, 1877-10-24

IMPORTANT RI 0w~EkS er TIoasEr.-t;liea' I.ini.
ment Iodtdc nf Ammonia. We hare tnld quantt-
tics Of H. In caae has II failed 10 give satirfAe
t!on. Every me speaks In it, praise. Iaraencss,
tuEchtf. curbz. blood ppayin. M A.shie 1ho3ld
b. without II. c, ". MosEAAN 4 URor,E.H. Fine
all dtaE7latk.
, 1877-10-24

COLUMBUS 4 NORTHWESTERN.
sp4ral EHsoatca 10 Tia CAtrugo Tribune
Fonr WArAE, Ind, Oct. a3.-The Columbus
& Northwestern Narrow-0auge railroad Cou,-
pany has been organized to build q railroad
fronl Columbus, o., to this city, passing
through MecAanlcsbuEg. urbana, Sidney, aud
Cglin0.
, 1877-10-24

No better indostement u needed for Herna.ds 8
Ghiden tentt1Avs than The f&ros II has met with
~ dcnttfrtet !, has no equal. Ask Jouf druggist
, 1877-10-24

claims aud fulhl1 The duties Lmpossd by the
country In the late elections.
OPINIONS,
The Con,tifxttos4 declares ti,st moderation and
patience remain the watchw orsis Ut the Repub-
lran party.
Tie Orfcanist organ, IL So&eit, tnsfsts upon
compromise, which IL not ouly possible, but
necessary.
, 1877-10-24
Closing Proceedings OF the State Hap.
list Association at 8prin1-
field.
Tho Nav Illinois Diocoscs-Univaraalist
Centenary Association.


tu ihe fi1ok Of Prayer prayer In Spanish.
Tht f,orn,ttt.e on the State nf thr Church
a r.nort r.fcrrlno ~ IN cots, sol
..''"l,,., ~ WV t'o0 "o'A
accomplished ous1ne tne past three years
The number of Bishops now In the Church is
Increased effort In thu york of thc Church
anonv thc tr..il,nrr ~ ,,,o eo,t,, ~. -oco,,.
nehdcd. Also that Tie BOOK OF Common Prayer
be used at the opening aud close OF the exercises
in supaay.scAoo,s,
The repof,. which m. af1ontrd. c.os,d with q
.eso'uaon a1h,oE .hc 'louac ol hlsnoPs 10 pre-
pare pastorAl letter addressed to the various
dloeests.
CONTENTION rxpsssE4.
Inc Joint standing Committee on tue Ex.
pehses OF Inc convention reported teat the cx'
tenscs had been reduced 81, Goa, and that fur
tl,er decrease could b. mado by reducing tho
" eopen w ~ ~. !os' "usu "ns no,
app'ee'nteu ~ ua'' c'eFeshen ~ "i1oa II haa
been sent. Ihe ealaFfcs Of the Secretaries should
be raid yearly inslcaA of every three years, and
cCatcs, each delegate 10 Dc allowed Il per oay,
bcsllcs travelling expenses. Tie report comes
IN for further discussion,
rnorosYp oNpEnup nKAcoyrssrs
The canon adopted by tho House OF bishops
for the creation and government Of the nrt,-
posed Order Of Dcacouesses, Or aistcrs Of tho
Ehmrrh. rn,nr m for concurrent nrtion' 0
I,,s!rr sIs;fev. of II v,1rinia. fnr thc Cnmm,.t&r
on Canons, presented d minority report, pro-
tsr the Or,lcr lie left to the Bi,hons' md tiat
tfn srttfno .nart NJ rcnco,c..ns sfnuI, ho h..
aG se,f f1a =, H. IT, i'.n =, slno Wahan NC
stead of being in tho control Of any one llsi,op.
oul'o' espY IL Lco co nnt ieEsc aytn Ms u1ern
tue majority report.
tim wa nscc..asv :" r. 3cc s thc h,,rc n r.
nr"nsr no.itinn hcfnre II" rnrid' mi ,1.ciarrJ
Rimset% % IN tayor oI tic ca,lon @ % as rcportcd @ from
the Iiouse Of Bshops, a. It wouji serve &c to Do pro'
H. ~ Ftn II fV W.sn,i ny hs1ieSca that TIN
s.trroo. ahon,d hr .tnr:rnr,i i'v t,,c icrtso.
t3no ~ thc Diorcsan Conyenti"ns - ~ M rr"n1's..,t
tho wnrE ~ thc I,rter II, ~" rasncc,ira imris.
.lictjons' ~ WV ' 'S 'p-~|''' '0''7
The bishops Of Delaware and Eastou, the
pav ifcnrv r p"t,c- r." Rcv r. NV i',ovG
~ Wniis str,hen s,n;ti rnil = ~ + No.h uH w1ro
apnointed Tr,istees % Of ths funds @ ior widows and
Hn,,sc NJ Ilcnntj-s' srtslno Wcdnet,,ax ni.ht m ns
a. .i,,. -, aIio,,rninT ,ha o an W
asked M committee on oonicrenee, Which was w
h rroco.aa LAIN uM Is anp u n. aor =,
5 sss eE ssr' M - Il,
ro1,sn,. " ~ H. nronnsc onc.nts tr,,
~ - snn ~ nys ' ~. na
sumeI sS tho torIu W wlstber or not snsjation w.
necessary ia tho premises: it It sas flnai!y de- de-,
sas Gu 70 o ds INV Inv vno Re hy on e ~
~ ~ ."u hax s9tG ss,J eM ~ uepa,a..ons, % & Us
.ont"h "a. "o.s %. t,ars ~. ',1tu,de,i ~
.lcm.tatio,,. Gjoccses retresentcSj. n: vra,. II:
nays, III; ulYldcus ......
, 1877-10-24

are not ds.rahe; therefore keep the natural teeth
mound and puEs With that wbocton,c vegetable
elixir So,oaont. DO this. and they will last ~
long a. tic breath Iaats, Atid the breath Itself will
nater be tainted.
, 1877-10-24
CUBA.


CAPTURE or THE PATRIOT 1ovKhHMEHT.
HAVANA, UrL ga Spanish column near
lIuIquln, co1nmaudcd by Col. MuxovIcjG has
captured thu President Of tho Cuban Republic,
Thomas Estrada, Secretary of the Cuban
Chambers, aud several other members OF that
hody.
An tNDGCEMEKT.
The QCctot 1aztitt publishes a royal decree
authorizing the MEniacr Of the Coio1|cs 10 grant
certain EnduIgenees fur penalties itaposcd by
civil tribunals and cot tsibartial on those Guilty
Of treason sud rebellion tinfdcueia). Property
con6sratcI to tie Stale III account ot suclt
treason will lie restored uu appeal In
due form 10 the Government II fecusants
subu,N within the term Of four months. The
returnt,l prnpfriy Will not be purlnittrd to be
sold or mortgagctl Until! two years alter the en-
tire paciacatton Of tho island. The proceeds al
salt! property, until Its sctlFn arc to be applIcd
10 the Mar funds, aud nj reclamation will be al
loved for decentralization fur total or partial
distinctions.
, 1877-10-24

The Koy. Or. Seymour, Of New York. offered
the following n au5stitute fur the article, ~
follows; .........
"The Board Of Managers arc tntEusted with
tue power 70 establish aud regulate such nl!t-
sious ~ are not placed uuder Episcopal SUPER
sialuD, aud to enact Ill by-l&ws which
, 1877-10-24

Emtrnctng III. eEtensirc varietU Of
Rare Novelties. !Sttntct Pins, unique
designs. Er-Drops, Cuff buttons
and Pins, Meet: Chains aud Crosses,
and select st1jlcs
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prizes were distributed, and those
who wished worshlpped before the inn
age Of the goddess, by going through
with bowings, kneelings and gesticula-
tons. The ceremonies being ended,
each one went his way, and q strange
admixture Of worshipping and gam
bling and feasting was engaged in.
The gambling houses were crowded
with eager players, there being fifteen
or twenty gambling tables running
in their different gambling houses. So
ended the day. =
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

A NoTED IDAHO HORSE DEAD-The
death of Planter, which occurred on
the 25th inst. on the farm of his own
er, G. Miner, of Horseshoe Bend, is re-
GREETED by all those who knew him.
Planter was bred in Virginia, hav-
ing been born on the 9th of April,
1868. He was taken to California
while young, and brought from there
to Idaho by John Early in 1871, and
sold to Messrs. Miner and Lynch.
He never made but one race in Idaho,
which was run over the Boise City
track in 1872 against Early's horse
Rifeman; mile heats, three in FIVE,
Planter winning in three straight
heats. The old horse had a spell of
sickness last fall from witch be
seemed to recover His last illness
was of only three days duration, and
post mortem examination revealed
the fact that he died Of consumption
of the lungs. .1al
His full pedigree has never been OBJ
tanned, but it is beyond question that
he was of not lie blood He leaves a
good many colts from five year olds
down, II large percentage of them be-
ing fast runners.
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TIE Boise Statesman has published
any amount of matter connected with
this war as special dispatches to the
Statesman, every sentence of which
was composed by rs and published in
extras Of The Teller, and yet the
Statesman Of the 10th has the effront-
cry to attempt to lie us out of the
fact. Such is the Statesman vcnality.
1t is true that wheE the news of the
outbreak first reached Lewiston on
the 18th at I P. NJ, our Saturdays edi-
ton of the 18th was worked off and
our mail made up, but before the mail
left on Saturday morning Of the 10th,
and within twenty-four hours after
the killing Of Norton, sixty miles dis
tant from Lewiston, and within six
teen hours from the time the Mt. Ida,
no boys, who first made the discovery,
learned of the killing, we had the ac-
count of the killing issued in Teller
extra, and when the mail and express
left Lewiston at 5 A. NJ we sent an eX-
ira to each OF our exchanges, the
Statesman included, enclosed in let
ter envelope, also one to the telegraph
operator at WaIIa Walla, and yet the
following is the shameless audacity
and arrogant claim of the Statesman:
"The Lewiston Teller of June 10th,
published within forty miles of the
scene of Indian murders committed on
the 14th, contained no -intimation of
any trouble. If any one on that day
had told the editor that an Indian war
was imminent, he would have secuted
the idea as rusc to keep immigrants
out of North Idaho. The Statesman
of the 10th contained telegraphic &C
counts Of the massacre before they ap-
peared in the San Francisco dailies,
and in time to reach it's readers in
North Idaho before the Teller knew
that there had been an outbreak"
The impudence of such a journalist
would induce him to "steal cents from
a dead mans eycs."-Le,CiSton Teller,
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hill, Of this place,
have permitted us to make the follow
ing extracts from a letter received by
them from P. S. Malick, Mrs. Hills
brother; dated Mount Idaho, July
Goth:
81 arrived here fronl Pierce City the
first of this month with message.
Had not been in town two hours when
| was employed by the Government
as scout, aud up to the 18th was en-
gagged in six India fights. Have
been in my saddle almost night and
day till to-day. Have ridden forty
eight hours with only half hours rest
and nothing to eat on two occasions,
and several times rode all night and
fought all day. Bullets have whistled
round me thick as hail stones, but |
have so far escaped without scratch
Yesterday the Indians fired the
buildings on the middle Fork of Clear
water. | suppose my buildings and
everything | have are burnt. | took
a message to General Howard during
his fight on the Clearwater during the
hottest of the battle. They tried to
cut me off, but | slipped through like
a creased eel. The Indians tried once
before to cut me off, but Iout gen,
eraled them. The friendly Indians
tell me they offer great reward for
my scalp. There have been four
scouts killed since the war commenced.
These indians fight Ike devils.
They appear to fear nothing but vol
unleerS or mountaiueers, who fight
them on their own principles.
During the fight on Clearwater they
tried to take one of the mountain how
tiers. They charged it, killed two of
the gunners, and the third one retreat
ed, but the Infantry was too near and
tile Indians had to retreat. Nothing
but excitement following excitement
here"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

FROM Myron Crafts, who came in
from Yankee Fork, we learn that
there are seven quartz mines located
that yield ore sufficiently rich to pay
for shipping. He says his fathers
mill is running day and night, ten
stamps on Yankee Fork ores, and ten
on Wolverine ore; that the latter is
improving in quality and showing
splendidly. lie and Fl. Fl. Knapp
have located very rich ledge that
crops out above the surface, and they
are already taking ont ore fur ship
ment to his fathers mill at Banrcr.
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HE ball to be given by Howe &
Mclaughlin, ofthe Upper Payette, on
Tue 18th Of August, will undoubtedly
Oe attended by people from all parts
ol the Basin. The new fIalb they have
Quit is 22x60 feet, with a dressing
anu sitting room attached. the very
OeSt music has been provided for the
OCCASION. Mrs. Howe is an amiable
ana accomplished hostess; Messrs.
MOVIE aud Mclaughlin whole souled
gentlemen. Two or three days recre-
7uon at that beautiful place will do
you good. ~ a
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

WIN. BARKER has been for the past
week wheeling gravel from the rearof
the Miners Brewery to water near the
WORLD office, washing it through Il
rocker and making six and seven dol
lars day.
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j. B. McLAUGHLsN, of the Upper
Payette came over on Saturday and
returned Sunday. He reports crop
prospects good, aud harvesting in
progress.
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RALPH GooDuFFE, Of Atlanta, came
up from Boise City last Saturday and
started for Atlanta on Monday.
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MARRIED, at the residence Of George
Anderson, at Pioneer, July 25h, by the
Rev. j. Mexican, Mr.. George Tucker
and Miss Wanna Fletcher, all of Boise
county, |. T.
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New at Coffin & Kennaly's, wagon
timbers, bailing and cable rope, fruit
jars, horse-shoes and nails.
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THE BRAVE SEVENTEEN.


Out on the plains Of Calnas prairie,
Confronted by Savages, stoodC Colonel Perry.
His courage was not sufficient, it's said,
To face the treacherous warrior red,
Who numbered one hundred and fifty men,
Anxious to conquer there and then.
While Perry and his command stood back
Quietly bordering an attack,
And the Indians shouting their war
whoopS,
Daring the Commander and his troops,
The country echoed with joyful cheers
AS to the front came the brave volunteers.
These seventeen brave volunteers
Rushed into battle void OF fears,
They periled their lives without thought
And with the greatest bravery fought;
While quite surrounded by the foe
They fought for their country, Idaho,
To the aid OF this fierce and gallant few
The champion, Shearer, in quickness flew,
He left Colonel Perry and his men
To Join the Northern braves; and when
BY their side he fought with zeal,
Fearless of the battles laundering peal,
These volunteers, few, but undismayed
Fought with ardeOr in battle arrayed
They kept the Indian tribe at bay
For over an hour chat fatal day;
Finding themselves at last defeated,
The savage Red Men then retreatcd.
Two of the braves in the battle fell
After they'd fought so long and WELL
And three were wounded on the field,
Very unwilling their country to yield
To a band of sayages whom they knew
Would ravage it vastly through anC
through.
THE heroism Of these true braves
VIII live long after they're in their graves
Fo. the fame and renown they have won
Solicits the applause Of every one,
And fervent prayers to heaven should go
For the braves of Northern Idaho.
4 Z.
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Tho Money Order office will not be
am at all on Sundays; and no Money
o oIp"1ar business viii be transacted on Sat
utu'9' S. G.. SILSBY,
1J,ho Citv. Dec. 8, 1875. Postmaster.
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A SCOUTING party of equestriennes,
composed of Mrs, George. AinsIie,
Mrs. John German and Miss Hanfen,
made a dash across the Basin last Sat
urday, returning Sunday. The fair
Miss II. captured several savages, but
took no scalps. They took with them
as guide John German.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

The Advocate and Tue Critic, the
rival papers of the public school, will
be read on this, Tuesday evening, at
the school house. Exercises begin
promptly at s o'clock. All the friends
OF education are cordially invited to
attend.
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y T--.le.77 lll717f7
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following are late arrivals at
he Luna House:
Mrs. D. Stickles, Plaeerville. 4Gt
A. Danskin, Granite creek.
R. Walch, Yankee Fork.
Mr.. Bean, &c
VIM. Cock, Pioneer.
NJ. Crafts, Yankee Fork.
P. II. Rnsh, Elk creek.
E. Ryan, Sub Rosa,
j. Brown, valley.
Mr.. Riley, Banner.
G. w. Richards, City.
Fred Schncll,
John Mcclure, Ogden.
Rev. j. Mexican, City.
j. w Huston, Boise City.
Hugh Craig, Upper Payette.
6. Miner, Horseshoe Bend.
j. G. Fox, East Hill.
James Hanson, Elk creek.
james Monroe, Sub Rosa.
F. Marks, Boise City.
G. w. Ran, Yankee Fork.
H. McGuinness, Placerville.
w. Bryon, Boise City.
NJ. II. Kempnes, Crooked river.
Lee Dorsey, mountains.
John Travillion, Eureka mine.
Thos Daley, mountains.
H. Clifton,
G. B. Baldwin, Sub Rosa.
Jas. Moriarty, mountains.
Richard Geary, mountains.
J. B. Morse, saw mill
John Graham, City.
j. B. Mclaughlin, Upper Payette.
Pat Doyle, city. @ -cS
Geo. Elwell, mountains.
+. Coulson, mountains.
NJ. j. Biddy, Canyon creek.
NJ. Sheridan, Placerville.
R. HambIy, Banner,
II. Gan dner, Banner.
Amos Franklin, BanLer.
Ed Hubbcll, Last Chance Bar.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

The WOMB Office is prepared to do
as good Job work as can be done in
the Territory, and at the lowest rates.
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The race at Star Ranch last Satur-
day betweeu Young Planter and Grey
Eagle was won by the latter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

DANskIN Bros. are the only mer-
chants now doing business at Granite
Creek.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

Go and see Silsby. "He's covered
all over with buttons" and his store is
full Of notions.
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=rasb Butter. -R. III. Robb will be
= cranite Creek, Placceryille, Centerville
-. and idaho City, with fresh butter from his
,' at Horseshoe Bend, on Thursday,
August Cd.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

PROF. P. D. RoTHwELL has nearly one
hundred pupils under his tuition aud
no assistant.
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CHAs W. Ran arrived from Yankee
Fork last Saturday aud confirms all
The statements heretofore made con-
corning the wealth Of the mines in
'hat section. He says he was born on
lhIS coast, has lived in the mines all
ms m life, and considers the prospects of
lankee Fork richer than any camp he
has ever seen. y
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pos,omce Eours.

n,rino week Gays, until further notice,
i, ! p Postofice will he kept open from seven
a. c Nv from halfpast twelve to one,
nd from four until SIX I M.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

E. w. BARRY g. Co. have a fine stock
of groceries and general supplies.
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NH KEMPNER, of Crooked river
was in town Saturday and Sunday.
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LOCAL News

TINES are lively at Placerville.
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Dr.. ZIpF is around on his pins again.
Little Lottie is slowly mending.
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JAMES MONROE leaves this morning
for the East. He is going by the
way of Silver City, his old home,
where he will remain day or two.
He will be absent about month and
return to this section of, Idaho
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JOHN CAMERONs injuries are severe,
but not considered dangerous.
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IT is generally understood that the

IT is generally understood that the
Chinese hold their females in very
low esteem, but this idea was dis
PEELED by a conversation between our
reporter and an intelligent Chinese
merchant of this place who talks good
English, and whose name is Pom Yam.
Reporter-You say, Mr.. Pom Yam,
that the name of this woman whose
birth yon celebrate is One Yam.
Pom Yam.-Yes sir.
Reps she the original Yam from
whom you descended?
?. Yam.-No sir, she is of a higher
order of Vans than the Yam of my
house.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

Go to the Warm Springs and wash
some of your sins away.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

OrR reporter will take a look at the
Sub Rosa mine and the new discov-
cries in that neighborhood in few
days and report.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

Mrs WALLACE is gaining strength.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

THE weather has cooled off a little.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

New subscribers continue to call for
the WORLD.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

Boss County is looming into impor-
lance as quartz district.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

KINGSLEY is on hand with plenty of
goods of all kinds.
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FROM Amos Franklin we learn that
Ben Miller, who has been sick of
mountain fever at Yankee Fork, is
getting better. s ai..vg, ~ IS.