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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THIS COLUMN Is OPEN To ALL.
LETTER FROM THE WEST.
DAVENPORT, Iowa. December 18th, 1877.

DAVENPORT, Iowa. December 18th, 1877.
DEAR WHIG:-There are no doubt a
number of your readers who will recollect
the far famed noble charity man, j. Nj.
| Pattee, who advertised his nObleness and
liberality the world over some few years
since, his first enterprise i'll the west being
| to furnish San Francisco with a public
/ library, aud next to furnish Omaha with a
similar institution, aud afterwards to pay
an Indebtedness on Mercy Hospital, also in
| Omaha: all of which was done by we'll
devised lottery schemes to suit the occasion.
! There was never a more ingenious or
bare faced attempt to successfully swindle
! the unsuSpecting than the above mentioned
effort on the part of Pattee and his part
nels, who were no doubt quite numerous.
! Thousands of tickets were sold all over
the east and west, under pretext of draw
ing to take place at some definite time.
Large prizes were held out as inducements
to purchase tickets in these noble charity
achievements, every one of which was a de-
ceptive fraud from beginning to end, only
serving to fill his coiferswith the hard-earned
money of people who could not afford the
loss. When it was discovered by the public
that all his pretenti0ns were fraudulent
and only swindles of the worst character,
he was arrested. Through fraudulent rep
resentatives and strategy, he succeeded in
making his escape from justice and fleeing
for a time to Germany. The public then
became aware of the audaucity of this in
famous swindler Not contented with his
success in Omaha and San Francisco, after
remaining while in Germany, he next
turned up at Laramie city, Wyoming
Territory, and under similar false pretences
organized another similar lottery and sold
no doubt thousands of tickets to the credu-
lous who are looking to the prospect of
drawing the reported prizes, not one of
which was ever sold his reports of such
sales being a base fabrication. When
routed from Wyoming. for fear of vigilants
suspending him to telegraph pole, he
commences in New York and elsewhere,
flooding the country with bogus watches
until his operations became known and the
drop became apparent. He now assumes
the role of part of firm selling gold
mining stock for the Seminole Gold Mining
Company, Incorporated in Wyoming. 1t
will be well for the public to inform them
selves on these matters before venturing
farthing on his pretentions, which are only
to deceive the unwary and get their money
without returning farthing in value for it.
Yours respectfully, OCCASIONAL.
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DIR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP,

Makes the skin soft. clear aud pure, white and healthy
cleansing d-oduriZing, dsInf-Ctinc. soothing, heal
ns and purifying: removes dandruh, chatting, ulcers
ores cruptinn>, rou-hness ami rcdness of the skin
lieves itching, burning an singing of the skin and
n tation OF biting and singing insects: will relieve
~ ing Piles where nothing else will have any effect
d, from all offensive olors and prevents Contagious
,s, aud "A external medica and toilet prepare
W audl.s equal Price 81 Gems, box g cakes SC
of 80 Nk for Dr. Van Dykes Soap. IuSist upon it
Third other. +. 5. EBSTER. Proprietor. Office
T. Elktop fth street. Wholesale depot, 400 North
'dephia, Pa. Sold by Dr. IL. II. Mitchell
druggists generally.
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.YThe second course of lessons in Plain
and Ornamental Penmauship, will begin
on Wednesday evening, January, end 1878,
in the Academy building, at : o'clock.
+. COLLINS
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DR.. DYKES SULPHUR SOAP

Dr. Van Dyke whose lifelong specially and world
wide reputation for curing skin diseases has after
of experimenting compounded the greatest of all eNter
nal medical applications, DIR. Van Dyk"ss Sulphur
Soap which is free from all offensive "dors, and is daily
growing famous. owing to its efficiency in Curiiis
diseases When used in connection with tt
bath it strongly mpre gnaes the water with pnrc NJ
of sulphur aud other medical ingredients, which is
making remarkable cures: and, in consequence. inva
lids turning their attention and patronage thereto
A sulphur bath with DIR. Van Dykes sulphur Soap i
considered by the medical faculty extremely hcnric
for the ills which human flesh is heir Ask for
take only Dr. Van Dykes sulphur Soap. Price - cts
box 3 cakes) 60 cents. Sold by DR.. H. II. MITCHELL
Ekton, Nd, AMI druggists generally nov If.
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Toothache.

This painful an1 ANNOYING complaint
is instantaneouslv cured by the appica-
ton of the Liniment. sSes.u6ax
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THE ENTERTAINMENT.

THE ENTERTAINMENT.
The net receipts of the entertainment,
on Wednesday and Thursday nights, was
pense for scenery etc, which can be used
at their future dramatic exhibitions.
THE NJ. E. C. CHRISTMAS TREE.
The Sabbath school of the NJ. E. Church
had their Christmas tree Friday night and
distributed between four and five hundred
bags of candy, nuts, raisins and oranges.
The Episcopal Church have theirs next
Friday night when their scholars will re-
ceive their sweet-meats and 60 away happy.
1t is astonishing how the Sunday schools
will increase on such occasions or at pic
MICS.
LOAD OF HAY UPSET.
Mr.. W. Gather, in taking load of un-
packed hay to Mr.. Miller, upset it between
the residences of Messrs. Katz and Way,
on Monday; on reloadng, found it took
two good sized loads to take it away.
SHOOTING AT GLASS BALLS.
Some of our citizens practiced at glass
balls ON Christmas day. Quite number
of matches were made and some very fine
shooting done. We think it much better
sport than shooting pigeons, and hope the
latter will be done away with altogether.
RECIPIENT OF A SEWING MACHINE.
On Christmas morning, Mrs. L. P. Rigg
was the recipient of handsome Singer
sewing machine from the members of the
congregation of the NJ. E. Church. Mr..
L. A. c. Gerry made the presentation
speech in his usual happy style.
CHRISTMAS SERVICE.
The usual Christmas meeting was held
at 6 o'clock in the M. E. Church, and
watch service will also be held next Mon
day night, commencing at $50 p. NJ.
TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.
Alpheus A. Townsend addressed the
temperance meeting in Odd Fellows Hall,
on Tuesday night The house was well
filled and appreciated the efforts of the
| SDeak ar
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-12-29

Is" Whittier's Barefoot Boy-a charming
creation-is abuudantly suggestive of the
troubles and trials of the mothers of the
Republic in doctoring" the Cuts, Sprans
Bruises, etc, of the young " Barefoot."
They should learn to anticipate such de-
mands upon their skill and patience by
always having keller's Roman Liniment in
the house.
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- Health is an inestimable jewel. The
cough that deprves you of it may take
your life too One bottle of Hale's Honey
Of Uorehound and Tar will avert the evil,
and save you from consumption. Will
you weigh Life against half-doar Sold
by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minnie.
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Neuralgia.

This excruciatingly painful disease il
instantly relieved and rapidly cured bJ
the continued application Of this Limit
ment
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Frosted Feet.

The Roman Linimcnt has proved eff /
ual in all cases where it has been pronasectt
used. No instance Is known wbpra
has failed in giving immediate relaf It
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REdL ESTATE,
FOR SALE.

A PHYSICIANS RESIDENCE, Rising
"A Sun, Md. Handsome fr3n" Dwell $50,
ing, Stable Carrage-h0use, Lawn. Shrubbery, EefiI
Garden. Fruit, &c Everything in good order. Hiii
Desirable location for practice. Price, 200 Ed IN
Also number of good FARMS, DWELLINGS and
STORES in Pa, Nd and Va for sale and exchange
Address TIIEO. X. STUBBS. Oxford, Chester county,
Pa dec S-4w*
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WANTED to l isse s a4lais for m ,%s
CHRISTIAN VOICES Good Il .,si' p ,H;"'y A ID

FOR RENT.
Seyeral Tenant Houses suitable for me-
SrhauIcs or other families. with Gardens attached
also small Store House Possession 25th of March
Apply To WM r. FREEMAN
at Back Creek Mill, Cecil county, Nd
Feb 10, l6i6-f
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Burns and scald.

This Liniment has proved ITSELF
one of the best remedies ever us
Burns and Sculds. lis quickness II
waiting pain when applied, gives it.
superiority over all other prepar.
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liberated Sores.

The healing and purifying quail,
KELLER's LINIMENT render it ths
article for the speedy and safe a
liberated sores.
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Port Deposit Items.
STREET LAMP EXPLODED.

The street lamp at the lower end of the
board pavement exploded, on Sunday night,
scattering the oil on the street and pave
ment. The oil caught fire and made such
a large blaze that many persons thought
a house was on fire and gave the alarm.
Our Commissioners have obtained new
supply of oil of a much better and cheaper
quality than formerly, and the baliff will
have to use more care than formerly in
lighting the lamps.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate,

10y virtue of decree of the Circuit
- Court for Cecil county, sitting Court Of
Equity, the subscriber Trustee will sell Pub:
Sale.
TUESDAY :ho 18th 5a7 >: JANUARY, =. ., 1875,
at one o'clock M upon the premises at til. village of
Mount Pleasant, Cecil county, in the State of Mary
land all that
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TEMPERANCE ADDRESS,

Alpheus A. Townsend addressed the
temperance meeting in Odd Fellows Hall,
on Tuesday night. The house was well
filled and appreciated the efforts of the
speaker.
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Sore Throat and 0iir'

The causes which usually induce
Throat are those which give u
check TO Precipitation, and thus OIL II
Nature regular work, quickly prod
in consequence, an infiamh.atory
ton which, involving the teusae
rapidly spreading over the whole mn,
membrane of the fauces will cause 0ui
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POCKET PICKED.-Mrs. Sarah A. STAFF
ford, from Big Elk creek, had her pocket
>cked about noon, on Saturday last, of a
,ket- book containing between $25 and
it being the whole of her poultry
cholov. She had her wagon on King street
:, paid Third, and snatching moment OF
Y. He 1t down as far as Second street and
S after naunch of sage. On coming back,
d bed TT, "a crowd, when a small woman
parts her living her push to one side.
nd his s,snecer pocket-book, she felt in
of the thief - it, but it was gone. She
Ill woman of being the
nss p c Republican.
ng on bus load of
with a ware, visitet, Es.--A large omhi-
alking attending the newark Deia
nd the II NJ p foree the purpose Of
on she C..;.. Teh, oval held in the
to the tha wow ,hov lad b. night before
hoard .aaoIa Zoo, ,,h;s, imbib1ging from
rasped quarrel with til, oa heo'y "
''"' - and his Elk
light a rested two of the RI Of ,b.,
led to Justice Foard fined al
d stole costs and the other 49,, o.,a ~
o Mr.. they were unable to pa i H. oo,',.
'"' ~ '"."' W 'a' ere paid.
having About 2 A. NJ, on G., or
lnding one Cruise and Charles Be ,,.,, 49,,
ut one began to celebrate the c
lot of enter tho Tabernacle WI
''0-A' AA''>''"''oD' Inv ''"'''' 10 ct
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Inflammation of the Breast

This distressing complaint NAV b
cured, or entirely prevented by hetimely
use of this remedy. 1t has never ia
when applied at the commencement
before the gathering takes place.
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LINIME
Rheumatism.

Time and money have been wasted
futile endeavors to obtain some embroa
ton that would prove cure for tbs
excruciating disease; but all have faile
except KELLER's ROMAN LINIMEST, and
that has been successful in almost ever
instance where it has been employed,
whether such has been of the inflammation
or chronic type. In Lumbago and Sciatics
it affords instant relief.
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This is a dangerous season, and often
the fondest mothers care is no protection
against Cough and Cold and Hoarseness.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup should therefore
be kept in readiness. Price % cents.
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The usual Christmas meeting was held
at o'clock in the M. E. Church, and
watch service will also be held next Mon
day night, commencing at 930P P NJ.
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A Stitch in the b

l. caused by sudden wrenching
spine, and produces violent and
pains, making it very difficult "a
person to move. 1t should not be
lected, as the curvature of the sp
often brought on by neglect of this
mon complaint.
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Therea are over seven hundred vessels engaged
in dredging for oysters in the Maryland waters
of the CheSap eake Bay and its tributaries dur
ing the season and each one gives employment
to Il captain and crew of eight men.
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nacle" sent for Baiiff Shockley, who ar
rested them and locked them up in Jail.
They were released upon the payment of
So 81 fine and costs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15
ROLL OF HONOR.


Fhe following is the roll of honor
of School District No. ], for the week
May ll,sl877: isrsd b sni5s4ss sHs
John Barry, !, Charles Branstetter,
Robert Davis Lawrence sGarrecht,
Fred. Garrecht. Louis Garrecht, Isaac
I.auer, BERTHE Martin, Ed. Maloy,
Francis Maloy, Albert Zipf,
Matt Zapp, George Zapp,
Emma Bright, Ella Bright, Carrie
Bradford, Nellie Davis, Pauline Davis,
Clara Garrecht, Anna Galbreaith,
Amelia Jones, Emma Jones, Sadie Nc
Clintock, Annie Martin, Ella Martin
Minnie Martin, Lizzie sRedsull, Ella
Smith, Naomi Smith, Mary Wallace
Della Wallace, Mary Zapp. ~
--- GEO. w. RICHARDS,
Teacher.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15
IDAHO.

OF all the countries of the West,
There none can equal one,
Which is the the home of many blest,
Who noble deeds have done;
And if you fain its name would know,
I'll tell you, friend, it's Idaho.
1t has charm for those who come
To share its bounteous gifts,
Which forces them to make their homes
Within its sheltering cliffs. 4s
A land in which there's little woe
Is glorious, sunny Idaho.
It's calm and lovely climate is
AS lovely, beautiful and rare
AS any longing heart could wish
In this vast world to share.
So if you want to flee from woe,
Why turn your steps to Idaho.
Its mountains are as picturesque,
It's valleys are as famed,
AS any in the famous West
That has, as yet been named;
And when you have your boat to row,
Just steer out West to Idaho.
You'll never need to rue your choice,
Nor wish for better fate,
If you'll but heed the welcome voice
Which does not hesitate
To bid you from your region 60
l)tAnd come to blooming Idaho. % 4
q. T..
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

< Y 2
GEoReE NJ. PISsEr, whose sudden
and mysterious disappearance from
San Francisco in the fall of 1875,
shortly after the failure Of the Bank
of California, caused . great deal of
comment, and more or less excitement,
has returned to San Francisco; sur
rendered HIMSELF to the authorities and
made statements decidedly damaging
to various and snndry politicians in
high places in California He makes
grave charges against Senator Sar-
geant, Congressman Page, George c..
Gorham, Billy Carr, La Grange, of
the mint, and some of the officers con-
nected with the Mare Island navy
yard. From his statements, if they
are true, it is pretty clear that q steal
ing game has been going OH for years,
participated in by all the worthless
named and aided aud abetted by Sc
cor Robson, Secretary of the navy.
At the time Of the disappearance of
Pinney the managers of several mines
on War; Eagle mountain in this Terri
tory stated thathe had getaway with
large sums Of money belonging to
the respective companies, and gave
that as one reasono of their inability to
pay, Whether this. will prove toebe
true or not remains toibe seen, AS
there has been nothing stated in con
necsion with these matters since Pin.
Iney's return, there are reasonable
grounds to doubt the trnthfulness Of
the statements. Mr. Pinney's show,
ing does not exculpate himself from
wrong-doing by any means, but il
shows up damagingly to all the par
ties named. A very lengthy state
ment is contained in the San Francis
| co Chronicle of the 7th inst. Our
limited space will not admit of its in
section in fall.aa sataa
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

4 coating Of diamonds on pure crystal
these are Partisan Diamonds. Their
luster 10 perpetual. For sale only OF
RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jewelry
Store, ITO Broadway, opposite StewarA.
New York. Goods sent c. o. d., viii
privilege to examine before paying fw
them. Send for illustrated price li1A
g. have no agents. SO at.d
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

Mr.. A. BEARD, q Granger of the Up
per Payctte, came m last Friday with
a load of potatoes for Ed. Fulmer, and
returned on Saturday. He says crops
in his vicinity are a month in advance
of previous years, and prospects are
favorable for good yield. =
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

J.P. ADELxAN & Son, Of Boise City,
manufacture a superior article Of ma
chine oil, which they sell from $3.50
to 81 per gallon We speak from
knowledge, for the machinerytf the
WoRLD is being fabricated with it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

AN APPARENTLY Rich DISCOVERY
John Mowhray showed us some ex-
eeedingIy rich quartz he brought from
ledge he has discovered mile and
half north of the Eureka mine. He
says the ledge is eighteen inches wide
six feet below the surface, and from
the samples shown, which shows plen-
ty of fine gold, Mr.. Mowbray has a
good thibg. He calls his discovery
the May Flower.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

DANsKIN Brothers have sluiced of
top ground from about four acres and
are ready to commence bottoming mp,
which will be done by three Chinese
companies, numbering about seventy
five men, on shares.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

= y E. T., MoRcAS, from the Westvelt
farm, Horseshoe Bend, called on us
the other day He VIII bring vege.
tables, butterI &C., about once a'week,
= MrpMorgan. is .cultiyating about
sixty-Rve acres of land in grain and
vegetables, and says prospects are fa'
yofable for good crops. slsao div sadf
aoA AS, all sensiblel men should do, Mr.
Morgan subscribed for the WoRIb.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

JUDGMENTS, amounting in the aggre-
gate to two hundred and sixty thou
sand dollars, have been confessed in
favor of G. w. Moore, by the differ
ent mining companies in Owyhee
county.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

ALEXANDER DANsKIN aud Mrs. p Mas.
tiers, of Granite creek, and Miss EN-
ma Dawson, of PIacerviIle, paid Ida.
no a visit Sunday, and returned on
Monday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

Nh. B. F, OLIVER has rented the old
Stage House, on Main street. Boise
City, nearly opposite the Office of the
Idahoaa, and has opened it. for. the &C
commodation Of the public The
house is undergoing thorough reno
vating. and will soon be in shape to
make guests comfortable. e
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

The following list of officers have
been installed by Boise Lodge No. 2.
!. O. G. T.. for the ensuing three
months.cJ McKean., VIC. T.; N.
E. West, w. V. T.; Thomas Dickson,
w. 81, S.sM.t Sisk. w. T.; Henry
Clifton, w. F. S.; Ella Kingsley, w.
G; W ". West, W. N &C. B. Bald
win, w. |. g.; William Johnson, W.
O. g.; Maggie Brown, w. R. Ii. 81
J Sadie Ms CIinteck WsL)H S1gSarat
j. Dougherty, W. D. nj.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

"A CHINESE FUNERAL.-LaSC 1nurS"
day, seeing Chinese funeral process
sion passing the, WoRLD office, our rep.
resentativc started out and follow ed
the procession, taking notes. The
hearse preceded procession of mem
bers of an order of which deceased
was member, which was followed
tby-a few struggling Cinnamon on
foot, and two carriages filled with
Chinese women. Two Chinese musi-
clans played on wind instruments,
with keyssaDd holes, something after
the fashion of q cIariohet, ~unti the
grave was reached. Here a lengthy
ceremony was gone through with. A
table was spread with roast pig a
roast chicken roast heartT bciledrice,
tea, etc. Wax candles were lighted,
and various kinds of reeds and sticks
were kept burning. A priest dressed
in safron-colored robe that came
nearly to his heels, with scarlet
scarf wound round his head, first
stood up and addressed short speech
in solemn tone to the roast pig and
other meats, after which he kneeled
and bowed great many times, con
tinuing to repeat invocations accom-
panied with various gcsticulations, al
of which doubtless have to them deeE
significance, but TO us barbarians have
none. Then several other Chinese
joined in and went through with Ger
tain maneuvers indescribable, af:eI
(which the whole audience (of men.
bowed and kneeled and rose again
The priest after this had each article
of food on the table presented to him
over which he went through with &
ceremony that looked as if he were
blessing it. After this the men came
forward by twos and bowed severa
times, kneeled down. rose up ant
bowed again before the table. Nor
linyocations, or incantations followed
after which three small torpedoe'
were lighted, thrown in the air anc
exploded over thejgrave.l l Burning
offre.crackers followed, and then al
the men took a drink of brandy
poured from dcmijohn, which cIose'
the ceremony. During the whole 0
this ceremony the wife of decease'
was, in a, ereuching position1on a ma
near the coffin, with head bowed I
the ground, and kept up most pits
t Gus lamentation. The decease
!, belonged, to IA r; secret I soclet
I they have among them. y AtAll tn
. Ilmales wore badges made, of strips {
/ red and strips of white cotton Cer
twined. Most Of them had them tie
around theJleft arm; but a few, prob'
bly, officers, made them into sashe'
After the ceremony was over the ed
: bles were brought back to town an
eaten by the survivors. il
L1FTT Fl NJ III " - pgWe go
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REV. Fl. K. HINES preached at | A.
NJ and n ~ Il! last 0Suhdsy, 9 to good
audiences. Hisitext in the morning
was from goth verse, I'd chapteg Of
Ephesians. Jesus Christ himself
being the chief corner stone dc
made several points, that were fSrci-
bly, presented; among others that
Christ demands our faith, and that re-
iigion must master the man before the
n lnaa can master, himself His sermon
inthe evening was from I'd Corihthl-
~, ans, tLird chapter, ninth verse. lie
-s' will leave this morning iorot' er q lids
in his district, by way Of Boise City
VS. d5it1W 6fI1A# ~ 'FglI HI AIHD4
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-15

Bird LoFFrrus, an accommodating and
reliable gentleman, makes frequent
trips between Boise City and the
towns in the Basin. He makes al
most as good time as the stages, and
his rates are very low for carrying
freight or passengers.