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account Will, tie house is kept. A lew
ruous ARE furnished In semi i-forrtCn style,
t'Ht most preserve their .1ara',rsc shar.
nnt,vc. THE "bi1l Of fare" tnclshies sumo
twenty different dishes. ranging In prize from ;
to Ii sen each. the charges depending large.
ly on the state uf the iIsl market. While no
lneat ts served, fowls arc cooked In Il nunbcr ~
f,rne ami Nil kins!s Of ,q,loss ran t,c obtained.
The Mhts.nia tn opunel nlant o'rlock in tile
tnutrf,Ig md co.ctl at Or sl::D In the evening
Tie busiest hnuty nrc at midday and after sttsi-
Nct, when The ffty attendants arc kcnt very act
I've hy the crow.as Ut hungry ns,.i thiraty na-
irons To the rasscr-by, the restaurant l',oks
mt,st attractive at night. when the rows Of Ian
terms under The cavcs, An.1 tho illumination of
the whole building, showing thsn,lgh nancs Of
colorcI glass, present q very ray ap,,carance.
, 1877-08-13
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY AUGUST 49, 1877.

The notto was fnrii nihH diF1r;'t, translated
during his e7,,ul1laturc IN Shrewsbury fnrty-s!r
years ago by his friends, Nothing j. difficult
to the hrnvc,' aud by llia enemies !" "1mri.lence
rtirss At nuthirG.' Fur mnrc than trrty-nye
years did tint crest and the motto liz t.nr,nant.
family to nave lrcn superior to rrcst*. Rnt n
Fcrr tnast mvt hts ruat Ut nrn1*, and tho castle
md thu f1rfi niatt ifriie have turned III. asAtn
n: t;'c nrnaurnt nrpcn'lc. t" the Enrl's title IN
snot.o, Indeed tic wl1ule ttary Rcrnss part OF
n vcrita!,lc rrrnancc. THIS son Of rol,ntsy
bonl.wurr l,e-ins life hy raying that he counts
nothing difficult. ttr drops tls boasting I'LL all
IL attained, nt.l then c again procla,ns that hu
Inns not found tue fight laral one.
, 1877-08-13

10 lark, thence North to Err. west IN tls street
to "rl1+, tAc'hr north to Division, west Ia tIy-
hnurn avenue. AMI thence northwest 10 oS.lfn's
Nrurc. The pr,Ntsaton Was headed hy Chef
Marshal William Schroeder, surrounded hy \
large atatf, all on horseback. The tireat West
ern Light tiuar ''a,nl followed, a'rl tsen came
lady and gentleman IN t,nrscbask, represent
tug Hermann and 1husnrlc. aud t.lrps u!
forty warriors on horseback, clad In buffalo
skins. With lang lascn hair and twar.1s, atl'l
artue, with clni's. lanccs, ctr., presenting uit"
an anttlne anu martial Appearance. Th, mem
ami they were followed by the Arrangements
Committee on horseback. 'rhcn c,,ne twn dec
Grated wagons, With young tadirs tlal n white
and sashcs Of rel, blark. aml yeltow,-the nId
}scrnan col"rs Another ban' ,,,.s. ot music n !n'
.,f11ccrs Of Ch,.aeo 1..algc No: !, Thona*
Payne Lodge No. =. FeernIen's 1,u'lgc NU :,
S!gcl Lodge No, 4. Washington Lodge No,5,
schsr Slee N . Anu }oi,axsH fc ~ 70
triumphai car cnntatntnE ttftcen young ladies'
clad fl white, each Ut the Young Ladies' reprc-
scntng one Ut the 1.o4lges. Then came TIC f,en1'
her, p,s,,e and seI. Of III as NJ M s Kastnc4 u
Lodge NJ. II, ucrnlania ldslgc, NJ. Il, Ei,i-
trnchts Lodge No. IL. Ar.ntntas t.oslgo No III.
Herman Lf'dae No. u. Etntgksits lxrlgc No, ~,
aul Thnsnsl1a Lodge No. p. Tle rear was
Arrived at the grove, the various lodges formed
aFuund tribune. an.l The Chief Mar
st,al, Atr. Schroeder, addressed them
In a few well-clloscn. and appropriate
remarks. They then dispersed and Ravs
themselves up to various en}uyncnts comtuon
on such ocrastona Al ) o'c'u:k the Lodges
again formed around tho tribune, anu listened
tu an eloquent srecsl, by Mr.. Francls 4: flofl-
man, Jr., who gave a history Of the Order, its
usefulness, and what II has already ACCOM-
plishctl. In tho e7cutng tho grove was heattt~
fully Illuminated, mud one Of the finest summer
night festivals ever hcl!i n the city took place.
tu1f
morning, CLEARED up during the .lay, md tile
people Btrcamcd to the grove In immense nun,~
b,rs, crow.linr every part Of It as It was never
crowded before. The Order. and especially tllose
who l,al el,arkc 0f the Arrangements. have every
vn1
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FEMALE STlllliERS.
THO African Women OF Galveston Cocrcn
the While Women and shu lIrall,en CHI

THO African Women OF GAlreaton COercn
the While Women and she lIcat,,eu CHI
9a.,t,ton t7tx., Seus Aug. I.
Monday night co,ored women, cmholdcnetl by
the liberties allowed their fathers, husbands,
anil brothers during Monday. and being Ut
Jcaluus .Iaturc, determined to hare public hur.
rnl. yesterday Of their own. and As tho men had
demanded 81 for days lator they would ask
4l.hu, ur - ter week: Their frat fnovc was
aeainss the steam laundry. corner ot avenue 4
aud Tenth street, owned by Mr.. ]. N. Harding,
pcned tcstcriay, all white. = ....-..
About half-aast t, a. tn.. co1ored women be-
gan collecting about his house, Until thnv num-
bcred ahuut Twenty-Five several men being with
tiLcEn. The laundry women were eoun seen
coInInR 10 work. When met nn,l told that they
should nat work for less than 4l.50 per dny,
four turned back, but Que. Miss Murphy,
went Into the houac and leEan working. Gee.
carried her into tho street, and by threats
furccd her to leave. As no other laborers were
fu!snd, a council Of war was 1eLnE held, when q
eolo.ed wotnan passed by mud entered tue house
was raitct1 that Alice had gune back on thcin,
anu, 4ilirc being generally obnoxious to Que
Or two coiorctl womcn, they had spite "agan
AtIro anyway.h rush was tnade Tor her,
tho irst who got n reach went to grass
frutu wcll-itrcctcd blow, but they wcr0 too
many for Alice, who was literally covered with
women. clawlg and pulling, until Alices clothes
weru turn from her body and they could get nc
hold; then pio poor WOMAN WAS let up ard
driyei oil. 4Hhts oucccss again etnboldencl the
women tu further demonstrations. The crywas
ruIscd, "Let's Luck them out for goDd. Here's
nails brought especially" An AZ lying III the
woo1-pilc was eraspcl, md tho laundry.l,ousc
tloors aud windows secured. Then III they
started fur the hcathcn Chincc, WHO "wnsl,ce
sletlican tnnn clothes cheapce alice vile.f but
before leaving, Mr. Harding was warned that
tlll4 visit would bc repeated ut O'Clock and
again tu41ay. "Nuw for the Chtnce; we'll
tlrive them nwny." 30 down Markut street they
went, led by portly colorcd Indy, whose avoir-
dupOts Ia not less than $50.
Un the way mnnv expressions as to their In-
tentiona wcrc heard, siicl! as We will starvc
M longer"; "Chlncsc got no business coming
hero taking our work from us.h Each Calf
fosnIa 1aunlry was visited in turn, aecs'rdng to
it, lorat1un, beginning Of Sian, sltg's, on
Twentieth street, between Market and Post-Of-
flee, unt1 ending Ut Wau LoonR's, corlcr of bath
avenue and Post Office street -
A. ttlcsu Iauillrtes u1l the women talked at
once, telling Sam Lee, SIa,n Slug, Wau Loong.
mud tho rest that thcy nltlst close up anl leave
tiac ttty within d:tce,t days, OF they would bo
driven away" each Chl,la1nan responding,
"Yccs, yccs,"" alice rightce,'' - tine 60, yees," j"
and CIQHc4 theIr blOpA.
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THE COURTS.

The traditional three lnonths' honeymoon Of
Caso1inu Dannemanu Il not yet over, but she
says she llas been most cr,tcl1y aud thoroughly
dtsencl,antet, nntl her dreams Of martial hup-
pfress arc gol,o forever. On the Goth Of May
last she married one GottlIcb DannGmanD, and
lived with him until Inst Thursday, When she
was obliged to leave him. Only three weeks
after their marriage lie began to ill-treat her.
pounding her with lis fists, dragging her around
the room, md throwing her out Of bed, until
she could stA,Id II no longer. And, II there is
any possibility Of her enjoying single blessed.
ness ayai1I, alu proposes to mike an attempt to
get rid Of her husband.
Annie L, X. Miller also l1tc1 bit for divorce,
charging that her husband, Marion Miller, do
serted her In November, 1874, alter only SIX
months married happiness.
And MarguFctha kuos wants decree coln-
pcfllug her husband, tiustayc koos, to maintain
1Iet In manner suitable To tho wiFu of farmer
worth $4,000 or *i5,C0o. Sh. SAYS he drove her
out Loors stx wccks after their marriage, telling
her TINT shc waa q cripple and he had no use
for her.
UNITED erATgs COURTS.
Tho Equitable Trust Company OF New Lon
don, .Coul'., llcd y tl Saturday against ". II.
j.. scnller, Jr., !. l.. Thompson, the Ncwark
Savings Institution, salo,nc liasheway, Z. +.
llatheway, anu others, to ihrcclo<e mortgage
for $27,0 on tho y, uni tho ". u the ).
y. 4 ol See. u and all Of Sec. ee5. 81, ., In La
iii Msnfy K: Bai'ne, 8. II. Darts, mud E. y:
Mandoi, trustees, of New York, fled @ bill
nealnst sfary Miller, widow Of Jnhn Miller,
Nslson usl ss1x od1n'tfateF y I: .e ualap
ors In trust, AlIe K blaine, and others. to fore-
clore truss-!ectl securing $a0, ,0!D On that lart
Of Lot q, Block It's, In Svtiool Section A1dstiot,
!lcssribrl ns the sq1,t, eighty test Of ths +.
, 1877-08-13
A CARDINALS AMOURS.
somethluE About Antouelll's Love.Chll-
dren, Ills Fortune, md Ills Relations.
Te,tk

somethlnR About Antouellrs Love- Chill
dren, Ills Fortune, md ills 1selntlons.
.London Trnth.
III. I'm not snhssa u tns SGnntsss Iabe, bn
Antonelli's fortune Is estimated. What wun-
der At Is, that there are nut great many other
claimants. The Cardinal ever erinced r.
pngna,ss for holy orders; To oe Deacon he
but be knew himself too well 10 be-
conc prlrst,, aud Ia all l!s life
never ees eosesssd vou Psnton.' sn. .nS Sanfr, T.
portdgese singer was watched BY him with pa
turunl foutncss fram her cradle upward. Il
buy now In tho papa Guard ottou visited hin,
tn Ills rooms I'll tho Vatican, arad ,.ever lett hIn,
bought IN csiate ncaI T:rrael,ta for th!s youth.
who is tho son Of q sIcillan Abbuss. lila EmE-
nencc wins lavish In his generosity to the laugh
ter Of 4 alplomat!c Count and Countess from
Munich.
In hh will, Autonulli repudIatcd With
y1rtuoua Indignation the reports wicked
men had spread al,out tho mtueuslty Ut his lor-
tunu md Its urtgin. lie derived, ho sai1, the
was . farl,er at solnnino. IN England this WA
bclseYcd; - Rome u wns not.
This respectable father Left elder children, and
unless II loaVca-aud.hsfcs tniEacls was per
to cacI. lnhertor coull nut lave been t.1t por.
tion. Tiers wcto nvc sous anl three taug'a-
tcrs, and Jaropo was tho nth child.
An excellcnt family man wns this Prince Of
ieioua contadini, but close-frouthcd anu reliable.
liz vas not asMmcd Ut them, and they served
him faithfully In transnctiny financial business.
Cardinal Antonclli was concerned with the
llnaurlaliats Of Louis Napoleon. His br0tl,er
Farts to suryelller saeconi, tha Nuncto, went
by tho ty, of Lou!. veu!llot. Angelo, or
, 1877-08-13

.t~.,u,, .Jr,,,t,,... t1,,, .L.t "a Uv.,, Lnn{rC
ftra"Gcr na.s.'sutes .',nn LINZ ~ na .,aSans
neen ,afnn ~ mwt NJ "ttss'S .etSn,i Ky. SaG omc
i5,'n Tue otsr tw'' q Inc nrft, ts th,r.,, anA
cnc neseh w. i IT, ~ "Fs Fas, IT.! ,"o mt MT
tnonRIl INC l''sl ~ "e!s-..en iuretss y, hms W..
c"1nsea 10 nen" rsiu.a.nH, H,, tatnastc ~ mi',. Nm
ganlay t1ca!r.. tne sa.le issMs. ~. ml''"r5 H.
snteffsss o. hcs Kepnnli,9.il,rn' f"t tio trs. ,s
4er n'"aein name "as sawhs'iSe. anu after tne
' nra,m ~ 1T s rs, v.a % st .,,1,1a', nrtI % H.
Ma:''"n. Ma.. IL ~ MatSt ocos' ,, pSem r,,tns ,.,s
nsen "M I,as emt; w. H. n','sr Ts, e.tns stgn.as
utHn III lHHt scHE III iAH pt'ph'a' eS!n"
, 1877-08-13
CANTONMENT RENO.

Fnfal ahuotsnE Amlr-Army Intelligence.
Gpeetnt CorrfspoHi<nes Of The Tribune.
CAHroNMEsr RENO, Wyo. Ter, Aug. Last
evening, James Wools, citizen who recently
arrived hero tron Cheyenne, and who was nc-
companlcd bv prostitute. WAS shot mid in
ssantly killed By James Levy, private OF COM
pany T., Fourth Infantry. 1t scems from the
evidence that tue man Woods had previously
threatened to kill 1.cny, and Was q noted dcs-.
pcrado, and ia known 10 have killed
tlrco men At. various times. On the
night Of tito shooting, Leny. was vIsttine
tho prostitute, md. It sccms hal spent all Ills
money when Wouls arrived. TN a:sert:ll1lnE
this fact, Woods ordered I.cny ani Roberts u
ont, At tho same time drawing Ills revolver and
threatening to shoot them both Instantly. utmn
sseel1lg and hcnslnK this, they both moved nut of
the cahtl,, Wood. following, cursfnR and awcar-
s"s sal d mai,.er, s to sosc:r % lis p'so, and
strntrd with him for treating him and Ills COIN
panion H. such manner. 1nstsad OF con,-
plying with Levy, request WHods ,,sl, ,nals ,1"ls
who wns armed with his nrms.rtie, raised II aud
shot hlm through the right breast, killing him
almost instantly. There Is no doubt TINT, TN.
M tSe lac TACT ti''I' q III 'to ss Jcins j. lmm!nent
was justiaablc, md 1t is tho general optnlon
here thnt he will be ultimately acquitted, a.
though at present lo md his companion Rot
csts arc confined IN the post gllart-liousc, and
heavily !ronctl. awaiting the action Of tho civil
authorities al Cheyenne,
Frank Uruar,i tCrook's chief scout) hos just
arrived. with six Indian agouts, on his way 10
He'd. d.Cloud Agency. lie repurts TINT (len.
Ceook went tlotle from tho Tungllc-lsiyer coun-
Try by way Of the Missouri River.
There = great activity her. at The post. 1le
commanding ut1lcer has Just brcn ordered to
butl1 quarters for the threu companies Of cav
airy WHO arc To bu stationed hero, III addition to
tin four companies Of infantry which cotapriso
the present gAFrfsOn.
, 1877-08-13

7aklu tJ4pHnl T3nIeA.
TITO most popular Ut I'll tho cattng-houses OF
tho Capital is tue Aassuda, OH the Gluxa, at
kiulaslll. T4i1 i4 really Iii lulnlense establish
1nc,,&, having Recommendations lur 100 custo!l-
era Vt onvc. 1t Il owned By wealthy woman
ua1ned Aatsuda Kaue, by .whoM 1t was hrst
opeued ln 1878. NJ suq,ns sre lit tor lndgiug
purpusvs, and tue patrons arc ulUstlY residents
u Toxic, though occasionally rural party may
b. seen stariuE ut tbs 4narcustoIned sight.
about thelu, to the no suall amusement of tueir
uruan ne!ghbors. Thu customer " given
, 1877-08-13
,DtsrlAellA Ilumor.

LjFftk1o! AsFEHFu.
a very curious example vi Dtsrscllan humor
Is that Gunnectcd with his eErst uuu multo.
Whcu ls bcg4u lls as u candidate for pa1lla-
neut Ae bud crest ready for Use, aud q motto
pftpased tD ~ with It. Tbs fDEsuer WA cts-
liz, aud VIC know by hls novels luw profoundly
w u moved W i barunlal dwelling plaer.h
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Nathan. Take me tn New York and ynu will
get $lO0, ,0sM reward, and he rich for life, III,
matter how many pIgcon-svcerstakcs you
shoot int "That Is TOO much fresh
neas,' cried the Sheriff, "you Just
walk oil 100 miles IN six days on your
car.'' !" But Shthan was Killed, and | killed
him. persisted ti,c ecc.lv stranger: 'l'lt inke
r,v oath did on a Bfhic "a tH ~ n house.
Fetch on your Bibles" he yelled. NOV ysnl
got out Of here pretty quick, by lasnn,'' CT
for Killed Nathan myself" Tit. argument
was conclusive, and the stranger departed to
devise some other meaut of obtaining trans
portation 10 New York. And the Sllerill, otf tho
bIcr,n inscribed the following warning legend:
, 1877-08-13

Thcrs IL no butter present q man can make hls
wife. or that would gvu her Ersater pleasure. lhan
by tho uid of which s4s can npEeaf ~ the best
advantage. This prrscht " within tl,e reach Ut
every husband. 1t IL ttatrtas' Hazar, = sixtrrn-
puge journal, containing MI tho lste*t tashona.
published BY W. Il. Andsuws, Cincinnati.
, 1877-08-13
A PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

Pirt among the Requisites Of the toilet II a sood
Article Vt SOM, but 10 procure It s AwayA m rasY
matter Many Of tia fnoat exntn1v1 kuAa In the mar
kc nadn from and dcetorons materials ard
their delicate co'or!nx and fragrant perfume ca
conceal tic most repustvc impurities. Tic ltacoalrrs
recently made rubElc regarding this subject ro..
lively startling. and deserve serious confederation.
Scented Soaps now known to b. extremely obJes.
ttonshict cspccfay applied 10 the heai; nnrsnx tho
har irritating The scap, and Inducing severe head.
aches. Tho character Of the tnrredlcn ay be inferred
from the statement Of \ gentleman who makes thd
persons cnsaKed IN tts e!p'oyinent wcFu shortltscd
Which the occapa,ion cunld b followed. ''' a@''@
toilet Sop !. i'll o6!iatsi 'ewsssf haaEs 10 ID
enterprise md chemical skill Of Sr. u. T. IAnnfrr, u
h Sse se atEi .!
kind In tho limited Atate4. The Ut MF
81 1 ~ ss s !: s nsn M
trpwn 10 the numerous yirt 'rIfs nlrssd a.hiavca
Afer r patient tshs5 nd
lion q INC nncat toilet sosp evet ntrodu ed The prn
etpai arc tho prcs ve4c; oils; The nan:
he result simply unparalleled In ts department Of 10.
by which III: eeesns s"iie, u.r, issi:nat iS II
for tu .e drlicate KIN f infants, children
sH H. + + so " m s.
a "a
iis d +. nsbbi.ts Fnl,et Boa rc,riers Il tfls mat
hcathf4 and agreeable artcls of the kind ever an7'
ThuYh specially desirable for the use of taJIea aai
oe
1t tho nmrst soaps fur barbcea It. il Just lt.lhx
II sat " for vi"
r. r.. RARBI'TT. NeU York Civ.
, 1877-08-13

~ tcnts. While standing at tile counter III that
huniiltatfng toflltlun Which barchcauedacss uh1
est-inlntlct nIan to, he was acrustctl BY apEry
customer, a uutk u! tho most high.t0ued SORT,
81 to esrak, nui lang fro,n the alores Of pcrtlllt-
ous Alt4on. w4o. handing hin. n. l'a. having
,.lerk}, suiu, indignantly, "Come, now, ha, dno,n
i, ths hal don't III, you know. c,lnc. now"
IAc insult sitting tic fret customer to freazy,
examined the hat with aiccta,inn OF lntssrst,
laid II es,!lIy upJn the counter, inspected the
customer 1sau' head I" foot, and replied. mo,
dllnu 1t. and your coat loesn't ut, t,eltlcr.''
l1lc English tustutIlcr Vt INT thought lo would
have lit, then that be would have light. but
tllc clerk taalIle up un4 snldu explanations,
Guing up OIL Wabash avenue stage the other
night, u lnost Inopportune moment there
MA 4 rattle, anu u htnull soda bottle tUrkel
arraH!,!E, tstfinclted the atmosphere witt .
scent Ut gtn utd peppermint. Its 0rtXin WIS
at9ut ln!!waY hctxecu Fespectably-dsesscl
a'4l Ii1clisIs lady and joyta', elderly u'aa et
and I'LL cye, were lixci upou the couple. Lran-
thg prwasl topl'I IrnsialtY, mud with tile sir ot
MARTYR ,;.;t p5epifcd to ,vE r. t9 the 'tsks s
significantly 70 the ylxsnlsL wouau, :'suy it
w4s n,nc:' 'i"u wErtchsd Bratiwool riot
r. sad shc, wh,le ncr ,sye. t4ls!y snapped,
.it Nj, YOUR ho't!e." '''rrat's rlsAs-.kstp 1t
p@sru loudly, hu@ging isl.nsclt with rupture,
aau ihe wotilau, 4tteE casting glanee Vt inlilg-
nY!,.. 1T l!.m that ~oull have scared xu is,-
stul scye:a uI.els from homs. 1yllly srtrc.s,
tha. woulan ts,' coaaplarcntly remarked tue
iJ,Lal passenger as Ahs stepped down and uut
A conscience IL trickcn ulau with broken boots
CATERED tbs SlseEltf' i pllec one day last week
Au1 Asked fof private interview Will ths SleE-
~ walt u Eitc usyhelf Ep, for the blood VI
INV murdered vtctisn pulsucs me night aud day,
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Summons.

TERRITORY or IDAHO, 9,
County Of Boise. -
In the Pr1brtc Court for Boise county, ]. r.
John Mccarthy. plaintiff, yJC0rnelius Haley ant
Timothy Dacry defendants:
SasO CORNELIUS HNLET AND TIMOTHY DA
d Cey. defendants above named: IN the name OF
the people Of the United States in the Territory OF
Idaho. you are hereby notified that there is now on
file in tie Office OF the Judge and eXOflicio CLERK
Of the Probate Court OF Bose county. Idaho Terri.
tory the complaint u John Mccarthy against Won
for the sum OF -Four Hundred and Fifty $3.50 Dol.
lars, with interest at the rate OF ! per cent per
month from the 10Th day Of June, 1919. and that
unless You appear and answer to said complaint
within ten DAYS after the service hereof II served
within BOISE county. and within twenty days il
served ont of said county. but within Idaho Terrific
~. and with thirty DAYS from the publication
hereof exclusive o. the day Of seryicel judgment
vii be taken against you by default for the sum of
Four Hundred and fifty Dollars. with in crest at
per cent from June u, $40, with costs OF action
and advertisement
1z75g7A III testimony whereof bercunfo set my
IL E8Na13I haun and aix the seal of sail Court al
~-e>@I Idaho city, sep 1877. T. s. HAhT
Probate Judge ami ex-Ofico Clerk Of said Court
GRO. AINsLIE, attorney for plaintiff.
Sep. I, '77-tw.l
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art Initiating Nature"

A coating of diamonds on pure crystal
these are Partisan Diamonds. Their
luster is perpetual. For sale only at
RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jewelvy
store, TO Broadway, opposite Stewar 5,
New York. Goods sent C o. d., with
privilege to examine before paying for
them. Send for illustrated price list
GY- | have no agents.
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TO THE AFFLICTED

That dreadful disease, the PILES, with
which yarv many people are, and have
6aen ,ot years aniicted, and which has
.,atIlet t.l1 shin OF all physicians, can be
eifclu4i.v uuIuu ny Piles well-tried rene
dv trUnu,cuo nave found rellef from It.
anti .re; vliing 10 tesIlTy as to us efficacy,
.ror sane III All liie drug stores. d. Lipt,
aren't 40 tuano Clty. ISep4-f,
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Employment at which You can ma very large pat.
u Nour own localities. without being away IRON
ZONE over night Agents wanted ia every tOwh
nd county to take subscribers FIR The Centennial
Record. the largest pu hcation in the United STAT
10 pages, a columns; Elegantly Illustrate i;
terms 81 per ar. Ahe Record is devoted TO
haeyer Is OF interest connected with the Crutouu-
Il year The Great Exhibition at Phi!adclpAia is
uily illustrated in detail Every body wants IT, The
Whole people teel grea interest in their Country 81
centennial Birthday. and want to know al about II.
VA ele% n patriotic crayon drawing premium ii T.
is presented fee 10 each subscriber. 1t is i
led, in Remembrance OF the one Hundredth Anil
rrr-ary at jifr Indcpeude &C Of he United States :"
,IZe, % by 80 inches. ANY one can become = i al
'esstul agent for but show the paper and pcsure
a ID hundreds u subscribers easily obtained EVIL
.rywhere. There no business that will pay ike|
ms ut present. We have many agents who a rel
making as high as $40 per day and upwards. \, wI
: the time: don't delay. Remember it costs unth-I
ing give the business trial Send tor circu-
Ilrs terms. and SAM Ic copy Of paper, which are,
sem free 10 all WHO apply, do it 80 dsy. C"mplr 81
Iutf, tree TO those who decide to cnga Farm r~l
ana mechanics and their and daughters ma e
ne very hes, OF agents. Address.
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD. Portland, Maine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-09
Notice.

gTaHE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL. BE PAII
on presentation at the County lreasurer's Of
fee, ont Of the County General fund:
Warrant No l,2jl. dra II n favor Of q Walker
amount Sf2; warrant No as drawn in favor Of
a. Henley. amount SOS; warrant No. 49, drawn
IN favor of J. NJ sheppard, amount So; Warrant
SO 734, drawn in favor OF j. Tyson, amount So
warrant M. Coz, drawn in favor OF VIM b Dan.
icl>, amount 50. X. " 1OMPKINS
County Treasurer.
Idaho CITY, August Il. 1877
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-09

&AJTenJion, Farmers. 1.-The World
''nice viii accept in payment for subscrip.
tiol or G'Der nebts from the Fl liners butter,
Unceso, uxso mam; bacon, lard, and all
ViEQS o. :1ain
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world Any one can become successful agent The
most elegant works of given free subscribers
The price is low that almost ever, body spb
scribes One age 1t reports making over $50 in a
week lady agent reports taking over 400 sinh
scriberS Ill ten days All who engage make money
fast Iou can devote ell your time to he busine. ~
or only orr spare time. You need not be away|
from home over night You can do il as well as
others. Full particulars, directions and terms free
Elegant and expensive Outfit free. 1t you want
prof able "ors send rs YOU address at once I'll
costs no hing &c Try the business. No one who en-
glges tails 10 make great pay. Address 1.-THE peo-
PIE journal Portland, Maine. lSep4-Gm.