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The Osceola times., 1878-06-29

Ia Dr. Tobias celebrated Venetian Ljniment
30 years before the public, and warranted TO cure
Disrrhes, Dysentery, Collie, and spasms, taken in
iernally and Group, Chronic Rheumatism, so,.
Throats, Cuts Bruises, Old Sores, and Pains In the
Limbs Back and Chest, externally. 1t has never
failed 20 family will ever lie without II after once
giving II a fair trial. Price, 90 cts. Dx TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE fNfMENr T, In Pint Bottles
at One Dollar IL warranted superior to any other, OF
NO PAY, for the cure Of Collie, Cuts, Bruises, Old
Sores, etc. Sold by all Druggists Depot-iO rark
Plaoa, Rev York.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29

WOMEN outnumber men three to ore
in heaven, and in the same proportion
men outnumber women in he'll. | do
not say this as an idle boast, but simply
present a fact that every Christian must
accept on examinstion.-[Mar Ellen
Chase.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
PRsCNLY CON-, REY.


Twohuudreth edition, revised aud enlarged Just
published 1t Is standard medical work, the 9est In
the Engish insusse written by physician Of great
experience, to whom was awarded gold and Jeweled
medal by the National Medical As ooiston. 1t con.
tains beautiful and very expensive steel plate Gu
CRAVINGS Three hundred pages, more than nity
valuable prescr ptions for all forms OF prevailing
diseases the result many yosrs Of extensive and
successful practice Bound In French cloth price
only 81, sent by mail The London faucet says.
mo person should 10 without this valuable book,
The Author IL . noble beneiActor." An illustrated
sample sent to all rece pt of6 cents for postage
Address ID. W. IA. PARKER. No. Buinnch street.
Boston The author may be consulted on all diseases
requiring skill and eE psriepee.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
nNotherstIi Oon,t fail to

Mothers! Mothers u Mothers III Don't fail to
procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for all
diseases incident to the period of teething in
children. 1t relieves the child from pain, cures
wind colo, regulates the bowels, and by giving
relief and health to the child, gives rest to the
moths- 1t is an old and well.tred remedy.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29

A SYRACUsE clergyman wanted to
compromise with parishioners who vo'-
unteered to give him a donation visit.
by giving them orders on restaurant
for one hundred stewed oysters.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29

BURSETTs CoooAINE is the best and
cheapest HAIR Dire sing in the world. 1t
kills dandruH allsys irritation, and promotes
A vigorous grow h of the Hair.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
brown Breakfast Cakes

One cupful esch of graham and white
-four, one teaspoon Dooley's Yeast Powder,
one pint sweet milk, one egg, little salt I;
separate white and yolk OF the egg, and
bes. thoroughly. Bake in heated irons, and
in quick oven.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29

The Baptist clergy OF New York
after mature and weighty delibsration
have decided to let women preach 1
they posess the requiaite gifts, gsacs, etc
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
Simmons Liver Regulator.

simmons' Liver Reg ulator has been In use
for balfs century. and there is not one single in'
stance on record whore II has failed to eject cure
when taken In time. according to the directions
IL is without doubt the Greatest liver Meei'
else In the World, is perfectly harmless pelhs
carefully compounded from rare roots and hero',
containing no mercury or any i7jurioas m'net''
substance, 1t takes the place OF quinne and oa'o.
mel and has superseded these medicines In places
where they have heretofore been extensively nssa'
Procure bottle at once from your druggist 90
nctdelay give II fair trial, and you Will be m'''
than satisfied with the result obtained.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
HE THAT JUDGET'H

without knowledge is a fool, and wisdom 1. not I'm
him. You can get knowledge Of the $50 Five Ton
Wsgen Scale, sold on trial. height paid by us no
money asked Il ! satisfied, BY sending kr FREE
PRICE LIST.
J.SEs oF nISaHAMroN, Biaeh.m.on. Nv
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-04
Rife Balls Seen by the Naked Eve.

The Rochester Erpress of the 18th
inst. says: The fact that human eyes
with the aid of field glass have seer
rifle bullets during their flight from
the muzzle of the rifle to the point at
which they were aimed, has been pub
lished, we believe, several times, bat
we have never seen, the announce
ment that they could be seen by the
naked eye. Yet it is we'll attested
fact that the rife balls were seen by
several gentlemen without the aid of
a glass or anything, at the rife range
north of this city, one day last week.
A high wind was blowing and show
ers were frequent-in fact it rained
almost constantly. When the specta-
tors stood at one side of the shooter
they could only follow tie ball of the
highest point of the arc which it de-
scribed, but when they stood immedi-
ately behind the shooter (he lying
down and they standing up) they
could follow the bullet from a point
about ten feet from the muzzle all the
way to the target or whatever object
it struck. One gentleman told the
shooter, Immediately after he had fired,
that he had shot little too much to
the right, and the signal of the maik
er minute or two afterward con-
lirmed exactly what he said. The
balls were seen when the shooters
were firing ut 500 yards distance.
The rifles were heavy military kind,
which carry large bullet. Those
who saw the bullets on their fight
say that tie arc as described by them
is immense at that distance, and they
also appear to curve to the right as
well as up and down
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-04

A carload of mules en- route to Cal.
ifornia from the far east were unload
ed here last Wednesday for rest.
One OF them sighted the green sage
brush and rushed hungrily toward it
for luscious feed. He nipped off
mouthful of the fragrant bush, chewed
it a moment, spit it out, bit himself,
and kicked to see if he was dreaming.
took another bite, and then, with quiv-
ering lip, and the tears courstng in
torrents down his cheeks, he lifted up
his voice and brayed a bray of undis.
guised emotion. A peculiar brand up
on the animal was recognized by the
Indians as one used by their ances-
tors hundreds of years ago, and his
deep emotion was no doubt caused bv
unexpectedly finding himself once
more amid the scenes wherein he had
whiled away the joyous, innocent
hours of his childhood Elko (Nev
Post.
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Returned From Captivity.

A special to The Neaos, of Calves
ton, Texas, from Mason, says: A de-
tail Of soldiers passed through town
this morning, on their return from
Royal valley, where they had been to
deliver up to Mrs. Bockmeyer her son
Lebanon, who, eight years ago, was
taken off by Apaches At the time Of
his capture he was only eleven years
of age, and now returns after eight
years of wild, nomadic Indian life.
Soon after his capture he was sold by
the Apaches to the Comanches, with
whom he has leen till retaken by Gen.
Mckenzie. On his meeting with his
mother and sister he received their
demonstrations of affections with the
stoical Indifference of the Indian.
whose manners and customs he alone
knew anything of. Although German
was the language of his boyhood, he
had entirely forgotten it, speaking a
little English, but many Indian dia-
lects. The only effects he recollects
having left with his tribe are his rife,
two ponies, a squaw and papoose.
He says he viii write to the chief to
send them to him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-04
Friends Of the Daar Paonla.

Battered and worn-out old polit-
ical prostitutes dizen themselves out
with the gay ribbons of every new
tangled reform movement, and sol.
emnly aver that tho country will go
to the "demnition bow.wows" unless
they are put in Office and are enabled
to serve the dear people. There has
been altogether too much Of this bal
derdash, and we are Of the opinion
that the public ought to resent it as
an Insult to their intelligence and dis
cernment - Sacramento Record IN
ion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-04
Duell;nR in Florida.

The bowie-knife was "a favoritc
weapon with the Floridiaus. Only
"dead-game" men could stand before
this terrible weapon. The usual meth
od Of fighting with knives was to
clasp the left hands of the comba;ants
together and put very keen, broad
knives in their hands; the seconds
then stood within reach of the men. to
interfere with pistol ball if either
combatant violated the rules of the
fight There were many affairs with
bowie-knives in the ante-bellum days
OF Florida. One of the most noted.
was meeting between Major Jim
Jones and Colonel Grinard, French
man. Tho bowie in this case seems
to have been compromise between
the sword of the Frenchman and the
pistol of the Floridian. This duel was
fought in 1852. 1t was very bloody,
both men being gashed fearfully, and
Jones was finally cut into slices across
his breast and killed outright. 1t is
said that this duel was remarkable for
having been fought in utter silence.
Though the knives slipped in and out
of the bodies of each man neither said
a word. With their lips clenched and
their teeth set like vice, they fought
in silence. Not a sound came from
the mouth of either. And when at
last Jones fell in death, Grinard turned,
and wiping the blood from his face
spoke for the first time, addressing his
second.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-04
A Huge Consolidation.

New YoRK, May 24.-An evening
paper says: There is a rumor in min
ing circles that plan is in contem-
plation to consolidate all the great
mining properties owned by the ho-
nanza firms; that is to say the Con-
solidated Virginia, California, Ophir,
Best & Belcher, Gould & Curry, Mexi-
can, Savage, and some of the other
well known mines are to be united in
one gigantic corporation, with a view
to creating market on the Atlanta
as well as ON the Pacific coast. 1t is
understood to be part of the scheme
that half of the stock of the great con-
solidated Comstock companies will he
transferable on the east coast through
the branch of the Bank of Nevada in
this city, and the other half on the Pa
cifc coast.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-04

lis not easily earned in these times,
6n nHH but IL can be made in three months
VIII N by any one Of either sex, In any part
4 of the country, who Is wiling TO work
GNA steadily at the employment that we
NJ u n furnish. $66 per week in your own
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-04
2fufessiouaI Cards.

JONAS w. BROWN,
A rToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al LAW, AND
"A Notary Public, Idaho City. l. T. VIII practice
IN ali the Courts OF the Territory OFFICE on Com.
nercsl street, TWO door above Court House.
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Notice.


nHOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR-
N suance Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
Boise county, Idaho Territory, made on the 20th
day Of May, 1875 I'm the matter of the estate Of J..
L. Bretal, deceased the undersigned. the admins
traitor of the said estate viii sell at public auction
or private sale to the highest bidder. for cash, and
subject TO confirmation by said Probate Court on
Monday, the 18th day of June, 1873, at IL o'clock
NJ. at the Probate Court room in Idaho City, Boise
county Idaho Territory. all the right title and in
terest that the said has, by operation Of law
or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to
that of the said T.. L. Bretall at the time of his
DEATH in and TO all that certain quartz ledge and
placer mining ground situate. lying md being on
Rabbit creek, in Boise county. Idaho Territory,
and bounded and described as follows, to-wit; The
undivided one.half interest Of. in and to that
tain quartz ledge known the Rabbit Creek Quartz
Ledge being fifteen hundred feet in length and To-
Gated by Il. l. Bretgl and D. Frenette.
Also the undivided one.half of the placer mining
ground on Rabbit creek aforesaid owned by ID.
Frenette and this estate being twelve hundred feet
in length, more or less, and extending on each
side from the center Of the creek one hundred feet
Terms and conditions of sale Cash, one-half Of
the purchase money to be paid to administrator on
the day of sale, balance confirmation of sale by
said Probate Court Deed at expense OF purchaser
j. p. SWIM,
Administrator of estate of J.. L. Bretal, deceased
IDAHO CITY, May "a, iSTS-3w.
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Notice.

@s soTIcF IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
II books. notes, and property of Con Healy q
Co. have been placed in my hands by said firm for
4 complete settlement of all their firm business.
All persons having claims against said firm not
sned ,iuon will present the TO me for inspec-
tion and all persons indebted to said firm Of Con
Heaiy Co. must make settlement and payment.
'rhia business must be closed up Immediately or
coats win be made. JAMES II. HAWLBy,
IDAHO crr1, May IL. is7s-3Od.l
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Av-s. M. PErTESarLr. Co., II state Street. y
on, 81 Park Row, New York. and 7Oi Chestnut Stree,
Philadelphia. are our Agentsfo for procuring advertise
aasnts for the IDAHO Id in the above cities. and
authorised TO contract ADVERTISING al eur loves
atb
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-04

EDroRs who write about "our navy
should remember that we haven't any.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-04
gaaha gemf-NeekIg MurIa
Published
e&c Fridays
BY THE
The Idaho World Printing Company

HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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;. INVARIABLY IN AnYANI

Oss in Brick Building Adjoining Easouio Hall, Wall Street
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-04
Brutal Treatment Of the Insane.

Speaking of the treatment of Neva-
da Insane at the asylum at Wood
bridge, CAL, our attention has been
called to the barbarous treatment Civ.
en- Mrs. Wilcox, Reno patient, who
was there for q short time, bnt who
is now living at tho Wilcox ranch, up
north. 1t is alleged she was thrown
down and stamped on the breast and
her breastbone broken, so that the
woman never will or can have god
health again.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-04
Notice.

Notice Ii hereby given that we have this day lev
led an assessment Of twenty per cent on the capi-
tai stock Of the Garden Valley Milling Company.
raxahle on Or before the nret day Of June lbIb to
Is MrTanvhIln Treasurer. BY order OF the
Board os Trustees. FRANK FAkNHAMt
.,,-a e-,s ~ a. 20 President.
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to IN. You need not be away from home over
night. You can give your whole time to the work.
or only your spare moments. We have agents who
are making over $40 per day. All who engage 1T
once can make money fast. At the present time
money cannot be made so easily and rapidly At any
other business. It costs nothing TO try the busi-
ness. Terms and So outfit Free Address at once
H. HALLETT 4 Co., Portland. Maine.
S-July 2l-77-1y.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-20


The national cotton exchange report
Of the seven months ending March 81.
gives the net receipts of cotton during
that time at United States ports. as
1906, 53l bales. against 1857 .7sl at the
same time last year and 3.7s2.023 the
year before. Total exports. 1867 ,493
bales, against l,627 $40 in 1877. and
! $50. s44 in 1876 Stock at all ports in
1878. 6ls. ia bales; 1877. 724.ols; 1876,
623 2s4 Overland moyement-lSIS,
543, 3T9 bales; 1877, 534. 1903; 1876. 5ss,>
$50. Total overland. direct from pro-
ducers. 1875. j0l ,902 bales; 1877. sos, 347;
1876. 559,64l. Overland, direct to mills
a04 Coz bales in 1878; in 1877. 246, 295
in 1876. o33, Al. Reoapitulation Total
1878, 4.l44,T09 bales; 1877. 4,020, sos
1876, 4.0i5.367 Total taken for north>
ern consumption--lS1s. ~. 697 bales
1878, a6S. S95; 1876, S74. 9U7.
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The Boston Globe cares soothing for
Beecher in fact. it does not know him;
it takes no stock in him as minister
or as a man; he has used his talents to
do an infinite amount OF harm in his
day by bis ultra talk, and in stirring up
strife. He is an sgitator and political
manager; he is mercenary and selfish,
vain and conceited, rnd travels con.
stantly on the ragged edge The Globe
has not the slightest confidence in hi,
piety or his goodness. From these re-
remarks we infer that the Globe will
not be. cheerful unless the wish ex,
pressed by Mr.. B., even that he were
dead is gratiiied.
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Asp Bishop Mccoskrey. too. says he

AsD Bishop McCoskrey. too. says he
is not guilty.
JIM BLAiSs. of Maine. rejoices that
Conkiing has committed himself.
The st. Louis Gio5s-Deao.rat is on
Beecher's side. which is another evi-
dence of guilt.
san JAcINro day having fallen on
Sunday was not generally observed
throughout the state.
TIE strike OF mill Operatives in Eng
land threatens to be as serious as were
the labor troubles in this country last
year.
The Iowa editorial excursion party
will arrive her, tonight. instead OF last
night. as will oe secn in a telegram in
our local columns.
DELxwAgx. Maryland. Georgia, ken>
lucky, Texas and West Virginia are
represented in the house by solid demo
cratic delegations.
ALL the spare space in the steamers
sailing from Dominion ports has been
engaged for the shipment of cattle, from
this time until August.
GrsssAl GARrisl.D. who was member
of the court-martiai by which Fita
John Porter Was tried, says that Pope
wrote an order directing that Porter be
shot.
TIERS is entirely too much dash about
the advertisements in the Fort Worth
Post Some OF It Tor them, as the case
may BE-, ought to be put into the edi
toriais and locals.
II has been decided by the German
and French authorities to exclude from
the art department OF the Paris exposi'
ton all pictures commemoratins the
French and Prussian war.
WHss the communists at their ban
quet in New York the other day pro
posed health to the devil. they
ought to have put little extra in it
thus. Here's to his hellth.
ADyrss from AussraliA gay that in .
three-mile race recently for the cham
piou stakes for ali ages, Ten Brock
time, 8 minutes 26a seconds. was beaten
. quarter Of . second by the winner.
ArApL in rentals in nearly al the
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To IN. Editer % Ia a..
The SPECIAL rati--t-s
Commercial ~ tra.
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Miiiiams, she mlra.T..
sheriff furr--f rl ll.- ....
fal.e Cleveland -. r NJ
sheriff Nii,iams ali -
Wood county. CAP ars-i e.
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AOogt I've lOsss ait-r ..-
mace H@ aulf 49,
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Go Nsll- folnf M e--H.
aoouf twelve rll.rs ir..l "
the inuflsF 49, caun1 GA
a WAGON secrrisr4 .n e. -H..
saia O. have b .affF
y ho haa ssoru as tr ..
they atanslou-ri ar-a ar..
sued b tbe sa.-ftl ..--.
No one 80 -llL a.r. cal.
anu her - .sr- llH
haaled irom tt-rr
Shirh he ~ caFt1r.
[ from tt.sr. he 49,
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lac murlflHr H.
liam. D. uuE .. f..-
let hu.e- .u LL U
WOUNDED. haf a- a a..r
and Elli frui..fr -....
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iNEw ORLEANS JoTTINGs.
Debut OF . Fsssre Vocal ssas Hsssses
ssd mertss1y WsaBded ~ hss ewa
Pessra-1se0p IN Active DsmanA-
ExRreas@ea's AID Recseex.

Debut Of . Tusare Vocal asas n sssses
sEd mersssly Weasded by nss ewn
Pessra-Hse0p IN Active DemanA-
Express0es's AID Society.
NEW ORLEANS, April 23.-Governor
Nichols has signed the death warrants
Of Jacob Evans, of Sabine parish, and
Porter Brown. Of Tangipahoa parish.
parties convicted of murder. The exc
cut:ons VIII take place May the 10th.
Miss Kate Thayer, having com pleted
her studies North. made her initial
professional appearance last night In
the Grand Concert The Times ssys for
the first time In years adebutante full
filed expectations. Miss Thayer has .
puresoprana voice Of sufficient power
to reach in future almost any ideal.
Prof Joseph FerricouIlet while Civ
ing Tyrote.ea,sce exhibition at the
fair grounds was MORALLY sounded by
premature explosion of q fire works
bomb.
NEW ORLEANs, April 4.-Lsstuieht
the American bark "Bengal," Capt.
Loving. arrive d st this port with four
coiored sailors In irons for mutiny.
The Captain says they commenced
mutinous conduct soon after Ieay-
Ing Liverpool and excited the whole
crew, which Vas colored, until they
were ironed. They were brought be-
fore Commissioner Adams Wednesday
morning. when the prosecution made
pretty clear case agAinst them. They
asked until tomorrow to chow their
innocence and were sent TO the pari.h
prison for the night These colorsd
sailors have hithtrto been employed
on Enelish ships. where, Captain Low.
Ing says. they became denoralizsd by
in1uence Of ''plainsolsn idsaa
PANAMA, April q -Advices ftcn
Nicssagus slass thas thirty thousand
dollars wsrs paid to the Dutch and
the1r Neg - saluted. In eoussqusnes
of this aesiea The pshlis ellesss q
Ntenfagna ess % halt ny and u
DsAass sshssls sesppsd.
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FOREIGN MATTERS.

4 Growing Belief ta the Faifsse Of
nsatsssss-The 9asssnas Forsffytsx
ssa Prepsstsx fer sSe siege % Ten
ssssssosUis-rhe Pepe asa Gsapss-
al Power.
LONDON, Arsil 2a.-The cotton mzs-
ters' association has issued = circular
appealing to employers whose hands
are working al . reduction, 10 close
entirely IL the strike coutinue. nj
BURNLEY. Only twenty-five out Of
eleven hundred mills are running
Both sides are unyieiding.
The negotiations regarding the con-
gress and the withdrawal Of the British
fiset and Russian troops from near
Constantinopie, has led TO results con-
sidered very unfortunate.
The Russians are doing their best 10
strengthen their position and advice-
from various sources concur that there
are considerable movements OF troors
toward Constsntinople as well a. Gal
iipol.
According to letter In the Vienna
Political Correspondence from T-ch AID
ia, about thirty miles rorthwe-, from
Constaptinople, two thousand sapp.r-
and eight thousand infantry are .,
work there turning and comple,ins
lines thrown Up by the Turks along
the whole line from Heademhloi ou
the Black sea. Four smaller redoubt,
have been enlarged and five new ones
constructed. There still remains .
good many siege guns belonging TO the
Turks. These are far from sufficien,
10 Arm the intended works, but one
hundred heavy guns and thirty NOR.
tars are expected to arrive from
Odessa.
Rom =, April 25.-An encyclIcaI jus,
issusd By the pope points out that 4, h
wrong for socisty to combat the church
and the Roman pontifieate, especially
regarding the lastsr's civi principal.
ity. which = . guarantee Of its liberty
add isdspsedenss. me pope renew.
aad conarms the prosess Of Plus TX.
asaauss the sesupasion OF thu civil
psfneipal,sy ss Ne church. Hls holi.
~ = ecandsnt WIN aid Of God and
Ne ~ - pastan soesssy yin finally
ssens. - ~ homage u owo 70 ths