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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-03
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUN-
TY COMMISSIONERS.
TRRRIToRY OF IDAHO,
County of Boise.

w. Tompkins, County Treasurer, and
lin accordance with the statutes in
, such cases made and provided, the
; Board Of County Commissioners met
in special session on Tuesday, No
, vember 10, 1878. Present-Ed Full
mer, Daniel Jones and Jas Il. Hawley
and Jas. Moriarty, Clerk.
The bondsmen of the late Treasurer
were requested by the Board to APP
point a committee of two to act in
connection with the Commissioners in
the examination of the county safe,
papers, &c, in the Treasurer's office.
Jonas w. Brown and Geo. ". Rich
ards We're appointed as such commit
tee. The Board and said committee
proceeded to the Trcasurer's office,
opened the county safe, books, papers,
and other property therein, and after
securing the same locked the safe aud
placed watchman in charge thereof,
and then adjourned until 10 A NJ, Nov.
20, 1878.
November 20 10 A. NJ.
Board met. Full Board present.
Ordered that the Board do now ad-
iourn until JPN.
EVENING SESSION, 81 p N.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Full Board present
Ordered By the Board that Geo W.
Richards be and is hereby appointed
County Treasurer Of Boise county To-
fill the vacancy occasioied by the
death Of Il. W. Tompkins, aud is here
by ordered to file bond in the sum
of fifteen thousand ($l5,000) dollars,
and take possession Of said Office on
the approval Of said bond by t.e
Board, and filing the same with the
clerk and said Geo. ". Richards is
required to file a receipt for the prop
erty turnodnve to him with the ClcrE
of the Board
Ordered that the Board do now ad- I.
journ until 10 A. N. tomorrow.
November 2lst, 10 a. ~
Board met pursuant to adjournment /
Full Board present
The bond of Geo. W. Richards as
County Treasurer was approved and
ordered fled The Board then pro-
cecded IN conjunction with the Treas
urtr anil Jonas w Brown, Esq, On
behalf Of the blnd>mcn of the late
Treasurer to examine the property in
the Treasurcr's Office. Il was ordered
that the safe and other property be
taken to the County Auditors office
In accordance with said order the r.
noval was effected under the super
vision Of the Commissioners. The
Board then adjourned until 10 A. NJ
Tomorrow.
November 22d l0AM
Board met pursuant TO adjourn
nent Full Board present.
The Board then proceeded in con.
with Jonas w. Brown. ESQ.
attorney for the boudsmen aud also as
special administrator of the estate of
The late r. w. Tompkins, deceased
70 examine the property, &c, in tue
county safe.
The property in said county safe
not belonging TO the county was
turned over to Jonas w. Brown. spe-
;ial administrator, as per following
inventory and receipt
November %, 1878.
Last OF property found in the Boise
}ounty safe, and delivered to Jonas
" Brown, special administrator of II.
". Tompkins, deceased.
BOISE COUNTY WARRANTS.
10. LOG, April 4, 1878, John Brod-
heck s11 90 |
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-03

THERE IL luxury in poverty, but
the poverty must be imaginary, not
real Josh Billings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-03

THE famine in China leaves the yell
low fever in the shade. Seven million
deaths are reported.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-03

SERPENT skin boots for the ladies are
the latest novelty in Paris
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-03

OVER $4,000 immigrants have
sought homes in America this year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-03

BETTER to think and not say, than
to say and not think.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-03

WORRYING will wear the richest life
TO shreds.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-03

WHAT sense is there in telling all
you know?
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-03

r. w. Tompkins and W. w. West
dated July 9, 1878, $1,000, payable
six months after date.
promissory note, Julien Mourot
to R. W. Tompkins & Co., dated Dec
9, 1876, $75l62. payable on August
l, 1871
promissory note given by John
w. Reel, c. w. White, to r. w
Tompkins & Co, $l827O, dated Aug
I, 1877, payable one day after date.
l silver watch and hair Chain.
gold chain, set gold specimens,
| gold watch and chain, | breastpin,
l gold ring and specimen, claimed by
j. c. Fox.
purse contains gold dust blowings
iilarAeo oil"S' o'i'''N
The following warrants claimed by
j. e. Fox.
No. $50 Oct - 1910 Da NJ zones sloo W
kins,. ...... 200 90
65, Jan. 10 1915 Inn BUCKLEY 0o
" l43 july >, r. W. Temp
kins,. 49, -; - 90
& i43 ~ Wm. PAYNE. 33 90
" IA. c, S Kingsley Is
@4o, oc' H. . = h''S % *
22S, Oct IA, 1878, Ed Hubble - 30
80 . - p tn naS = -
kins .................... 8 30
l Prussian silver coin
one hundred dollar bills.
vial gold dust.
l gold specimen
small silver bar
package promissory notes.
private papers
Alturas County warrants.
Jonas W. Brown. special admins
,.l IL. .I., III ,, ~.
ua'oF' olue'eu u'"' 'i'o p0''u u' ''""
adjourn until 10 morrow at 10 4. NJ.
N-...;.-. - IN
Full Board present.
The hooks Of IN. late County Treas
"ie' "@'c U"e" 'Aa'''''''t '"' @"''
pared with those of the Auditor AMI
Ci.r- .f,h, Rad 80 c..o,,,i.s;..,.,s
-, :. ...-..:..., H.. a..
IN,
- .,ouso en-
~
in the Treasury was then counted aud
"a. amopnt thereof j. CURRENCY : /
found n be- $3.50 30
Tho f,ll,v;,o- county ,y,r,,,,s,,.,o
also found in The county sal. ~ -.
doomed
Bv Curreun, Expense warrant, re-.
:, deemed. .......,...... $500 90
nrrtprr,, mos ' ~
To cash in Treasury according To Audit
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-03

correspondence from all parts OF the
country solicited.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-07

BISHOP POTTER, Of New York. in ex-
cusing himself from making q speech At
the luncheon after q church dedication
ct Boston the other day, told the story
Of the man who was always Dragging
Of any speech he made. and according.
u once told . friend where he had
made speech. "Oh! did yous" said
the friend. II arm glad to hear it. l
always did hate those Bostonians."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-07

DEATH OF Miss LILY V. DAvES-
PORT Miss Lily Vining Davenport
(Mrs. Frost Thorne) died at Philadel.
phia last week. She had been suffering
from consumption for Q long time. and
for several weeks had been gradually
sinking. Mrs. Thorne was the second
daughter OF the late 4. l.. Davenport
and Mrs. Fanny Vining Davenport, and
was born, as was two Of her sisters,
in London. She came to this country
when a mere child, with her father and
the rest Of the family in 1854. Inhcr-
iting from both father and mother .
talent and disposition for this stage.
she made her appearance in New York,
under the stage name Of Lily vinlng.
in subordinate parts, and whsn her
father assumed the management OF the
Chestnut street Theatre, in the Fall OF
1870, she became connected with the
regular company Of that establishment
She appeared at the Chestnut during
two consecutive seasons. supporting her
father in leading female parts. aud dis
playing dramatic talents of high Or
der. She then married Mr.. Frost
Thorne. a young gentleman Of New
York, belonging to family Of wealth
and high social standing. and soon
after retired permanently from the
stage. Mr.. Thorns lost his life by the
cspsizing of the Commodore 0arner's
yacht, Mohawk. in New York Bay, on
the Goth Of July, 1876. Ma. Thorne
leaves . family Of two children.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-07

DIN. STEELE. who has for years been In the
proprietary Medicine business. and who Las
travelled In various partG of tho world in sear.h
OF information, has great confidence In The Er.i-
icator as the " Ne Plus Ultra" Of safe, sure ana
reliable remedies for general use as q Family
Doctor.
Provide yourself with bottle without delay,
and you ~iil always keep it In the family and
save money. Don't be put of with some other
prePsration: Take only Steele's Pain Eradicator
We can produce thousands Of testimonials as 10
r , cures made but . trial will prove TO tine
most skeptics chat 1t is truly an Eradicstor OF
Pains, Aches and Infiammations. It has been.
ana = Is now, constantly used by horsemeu ss
L,n,msnt. and has saved more valuable property
OF that kind than any other preparation. Take
pans 10 see that you get the gen, ins
fat up In large bottles and for sale by druggists
ana dealers II you happen TO be In Q locality
wnere oTEELES PAIN ERADICArOR cannot
gist, or to the Agents.
For sale by all druggists.
ChANE BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists
~ ana 422 Merket street, San Francisco Cal
fnse q per Large Bottle: Six Bottles tor s..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-07

OxE Of the best stories of social pres
ents is this: Some twenty years ago
lived aud fourished a young lady.
She was always young. always unmar-
ried, and . leader Of fashion, She
had, like humber mortsls, every year
birthday, although she never grew
older. and. on these birthdays. all her
acquaintance were expected TO give
her . present. These votive offerings
were srrayed on a table 10 an ante
room. Lord Brougham called upon her
one Of these rent days. He had forgot
ten his present. With ready presence
Of mind. he seized upon the best in the
sute-room. wrapped it carefully up in 3
paper, and then presented il TO the
young lady. She was so much oblig.
cd to him. and she never discovered
that It had already been given to her
by some one else.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-12

8 e @ a +.
.Sc III .eS Sbre Nat6t mir benfele

~SO 1T es Sbre pFt6t mir benfel@
ben gu nennen."
sd nerbe es tur in benz Sale
tbun, bae i6 0arantien fir 2epnprenS
ppae 6retbett nnc llnantatbarfeit be-
fpmme."
rGndbi9e Trau, i'd tperbe Mtttel
fnpen, SIREN Srpg gu beuserl beBbalb
ratbe t6 Sbnen an, mid nidt auf's
Meurberte su treiben."
St erbpb fi6 urb SerlteB in erBBtem
3orne bas 0emad. Sn Gpbesanst
fam t6 aus metnem Gerltede urlb febte
bic Wutter an, mir su erlauben, atf
NlIes 3u sersi6ten. 81 gut unb milb
fe fpnit mar; f. blieb fte bod in btefem
punfte unbeu9far. SIS fam ntdt
fein,~ iaste fie upenn i'd bin eS mel
mem 0ewilen fdulpts, Define Anz
ipride aufredt su balten ; aber Ou
barfit NUN feinen Nusenblid tdnser
bier Der1petlen."
Sic rtef 8runbilbe unb leete tbr
bic Nptbwenbisfett meiner fpforttsen
Gn%tfernun9 bar.
u&annt Du Did auf Gtrcplp per<
lal1en unb wtrp ct unier @ebetmnib
Deri6pet9en 2" fra9te 1te.
SD fam mid pDlfommen auf Jpn
Yerla6en," ent9esnete Brunbtlpe uaber
ct fSnnte su Der Stunbe, pp ct ben
@rafen bebtenen muB, ni6t suriid
ietn, parum TT es befer, bas andbtee
Trduletn unb t6 eeben ALIEN. Sd
babe beretts fit Mdnnerfleibune ee>
fprst unp Mutb ee1us, Inn bic Strede
In Der Nadt suridsulesen,~
uWpat Sbr ntdt lteber pferbe neb~
men?
uNetn fe fbnnten sermtet tperben."
Wtr itefter ltn5 in Mdnnerfletbuna
unb i6 nabm BON BET Wutter etner
idmerslt6 bepesten Nbf6tep, bann
serlteben mir bas S6lpB bur9 pae
sebetute pfbrtden unb fdrttten burd
No6t uno Ounfelbett benz 0ebtrst
entsesen. Sc mar Elm idle6ter @ea
uno es resnete, II baB mir muir nib
fam Sprwdrts fau,ett unb erlt an
Mcr9en pas SdlpB erret6ten.
Grit leBt erfubr td, bab es 2epnta
Sdwefter par, BET Der mir einfebrten
sic nabm mid febr freunpltd auf uni
peripra6 mir III jeper Sesiebuns tbrer
S6ub. uSbr gater wtrb UNI 70 ne
niger barat penfer, baB sic bier fnb,'
fa9te ite uwetl t9 mid iebr lelten bte1
aufbalte fpnoern bic metife 3ett it
Seneot9 btn."
Brunbtloe blteb ben Sag iiber BE
nns, neil ie firdtete erfannt at wer:
BEN. Grit III Der Odmmeruns febrt
fe surii6.
(S%crtiesuns frl9t.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-12
2lnter Oen fe6r9ef6ragenem Aoffnnnaeu

Der gersan9enbeit, rte riele falfbe gDnubermittel fnb
ba gu sdflea Mit f6redlt6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Be.
einnen fe tire Q~aafbatn, fe pransen cine 3ettlane In
ben 3eitRnsen unb rerten uuf9tni6la sesetteln sreu an.
s~eprieien unb BAH, ietp6 nidt III balb, set6ren Fe su
ben Sersefenen Dinsen. User Spfctters Maacn=
bittdrs 1T Elm lebenstrdfttses, prDsYsrirenbes @ettmit~
tel. So tetlt unb fdtrt fort 3u teilen. g8eber serledte
nod Dffene Grneurrsn.. lam i'm etras antabeu. SIN
9e8entbetl, Der Gpntraf rntt riSaltFrenten Mebt,tner
nteeeren Ranses ert6tt nur feline gppularttdt. g. 1T
riebertrlentli6r ater sereebli6 na6seatmt rprten.
Sdlf6unsen befelten fnb stt8ebltd %.tneeflrt rprten,
baben ietr6 feline Iufnatme sefunben. lleberaa sers
fGanst 60 fi6 I'M 9ererauen bes gublttums, unb ties
BARI Is hrht, benn bas gittere TT Elm tur6aus ;urer.
ldfFses 8rdftieunssmittel fur e%6rd6ti&e; es YER
bannt tnperbaulidtet unb Gertppfnns, FART bic Ser.
sen, heilt rteumattf6e 2eiben. rrttet gBe6felfeter aus,
unb sertutet fe. 1
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Grbe pon Stgmunoskron.
Grjdblmns
ppn
@il9etrn 9erGsnbadb.
(Tprtfesuns.)
(Tprtfebuns.)

Dieter Srtef mar aus 9teapel raz
ttrt ; Don 9ambert 2epnt tpar NIT
feinem @prte bic &ebe, tpprauS i'd
f6lpB, bab ite Jpn bilfps unp aaetn
surifselaien batten. Metne Watter
lief nur TIRE @riBe melpen, f6rieb
ober felbit fetn @prt. uSte bat nt6t
aeburft," radte t6 unb rednete es tbr
ntdt an. Wte meme Ntttpprt ausflel,
f5nnen sic leidt renfen.
Gin sretter unb prttter 8rtef batten
ba7eIbe &elultat. Stun aber fant Elm
finfter, in weldem mir gemelpet wur<
be, rab meme S6weter Saba bic Sc
moblin te5 @rafen 8albrant. 9ewprz
ben fet. Sci ptefer Na6rt6t fel mir
eth Stein Spm 5erser, ur,p td iubelte
laut auf, bae td Der Serbaeten Ser
binbuns los fet. Oils i6 weiter las,
fam etwaS gang llnerwartetes. Mein
Gater l@rteb sd befeble Dir, pae
Du ben Sdleter ntnmt benn bas
Serm19en mub su1ammen bleiben."
gu rielem Sefeble bdtte t6 MIDI
f6pn cher perltanpen, aber t@ bate
feline 9tet9uns 3uu &lpterleben aud,
MIL t6 9elteben, bab mid Der @unid,
Scents Srau su tperper, BARON su=
rldbielt. DennO6 iiberleste i'd lanae
bin uno Der, Ob i6 nt6t sebpr6en
fpute.
als t6 bic 9rtprtn su &atbe spe,
bSrte ite mid serulpis an, bant1 fprad
fe: ~Wtein Sinh, Elm Spfer, pel6ea
benz lieben @ptt nt6t fretpiQis barge
bradt wtrr, bat fetnen @ertb Sd
ratbe'Otr tpeper ab nod sI eS mut
Detn Gnti6lus Elm ~fretpiutser fefn."
Nuf ben Brief fdrteb i'd feline Ant=
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-12

III mi6elL lan9e eenua bel6dftt9t nm
bic erite 8itterfeit bes S6merse5 ni6t
mebr gu fiblen. Sci ibr 1T Der &f
bur69efdmpft; freili6 bat CT feline
Spuren binterlalen. Nber fe bat. bic
IbnunN paB ibr @atte fid nod NIT
ten i'm Wewirre beS Samples beNnce.
Oas 1inp mpbl 0rinte, ite ernit ;u
Rtmmetl A; aber bas 1T nod t,idt aQes s:
bic Iante aus DRESDEN!
Sir GQa mar fe Elm se~ll itdnbt9es
Rdtbiel-ein &dtbiel, iiber relen 2S<
fun9 iie ii6 Gag unr Na6t ben 8ppf
serbrad. Dit welder Sebnludt bate
fe bic 1ante erpartet, nit tpel6em
<Subel ie empfansen! Sn tbr, bic lie
fir ras Seal allies @uten uno Splz
fpmmenen bielt bate iie eebpft Gin
Sprbilp in ben bepprtebenpen priif<
unsett su finben, unb nun-ile feufste
ttef auf. Sod bate ite ntdt einrnal
ben Mutb 9ebabt nit ibr spn BEN
6prsen, bic fe priidten, Su ipreden.
Gls lie eben ntecer bara1 radte, fam
Srau BON Selbbeim beretn.
IS 1T redt i6abe, bas tbr gar
nt6t in bic Stride fabrt i6 fam
mid an rteie Nrt, ;u leben, ntdt 9ez
ptbnen."
~OaS fam i6 mir gut srritellen
ltebe Gante. Nber in DRESDEN 1T es
Get6ter, tdeli6 Der +. 0leiIe beisuwob@
men. SD lebne mid audi pft pana6 ;
aber bana penfe i6 wteper, pelde
8cbltbat eS cod it, raB mir pentsz
RenS Spnntass CUR Stride fabren fbnz
men. SD freue mid bic sorse @O@e
barauf."
u@arum fdbrlt BIT aber nt6t sitter?
ST petn damn 70 9eisi9 nit ben pfer<
ben? {"
u@dbrenb ter Notwithstanding
fam CT ptelelben nt6t e%ntbebren."
u0ptt su 9tebe 1T allies mG9lt6 !!
aber fretltd, beut' su Sage fpa rtr
itnmer 9ues 0elp e~tnbrtnaen ; per
benft ra nod an @ptt."
u9tebe Sante!~ ella iab Serwu,tz
bert in bic SDbe. SD braude rtr
wpbl ni6t su fa9erL paB metn Sep an
Soft renft, tdsltd, itinplt@ Bel ietner
mibleltsen Nrbeit. glber chen 0ptt
ppfert ct oas 9erlan9en, Gas ct ila6
Seiner 0e9enrart im +, Mebppfer
empFnret unp be9nii9t ii6 rarit, Jpn
bann betsumpbnen, wenn es feline
pftdt 1T - am Sonntas. an ben
ibrt9en Sa9en bat ct anpere paidz
ter."
uGlr ieben Meniden 1T eben bic
erfte YFt6t pas Gebet, GS wiiroe ibm
oueS belIer sepetben, tpenn ct Morz
gems crit bIbi6 nad Der Stride fibre ;
ba3n f6nnte ct swet pferre ertra BAL
ter."
uOasu rei6en uniere Mtttel ni6t"
mar bic latpnil6e Antwprt.
~1niere Mtttel! Sa ia, ra5 bdtte
ct eber bebenfen iouer. Nter fretltd,
bamals flan9 eS III etnem attpern
Son. Da bfeB es> Grbmmt9fett fet
better ais &etdtbum ; pa bdtte muir
Gtner BON Mtttetn ipreden fpuen /"
~9tebe Sante!" Die lunse Grau
war betnabe ltarr Ypr Stauten. uOu
wiait mir bod ni6t etnen Sprpurf
baraus MAIDEN, bas t6 Seq feline Mitz
gift sebra6t babe prer tbnt, bae CT
mid sebeiratbet? Sd bpfe t6 Seritebe
bid nidt re6t." ella erbpb. fi6 urp
Serlieb etlis paS Simmer.
(Sprtietuns fplst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-12
Oelbimbt.

@elbfu6t tit etne St0runs Der eeber uni
babur6 berpprsebra6te lleberfl1una bes
glutes nit Safe. &etnt9ung Der @dfte
in So1se Don ti6ttsem &tfIbren bur6 Or.
&usut 8Dntg's 6amburser 9rppfen, tag
1ide lauwarme 8dber, unb 8epesuns in
freter Quft finb bic beften Saftoren cine to-
tale 6etluns 5a be3peden.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-12
MerD6ie &~opffbmersen.

merben bur6 @erfopfuns pber @erbau>
unss<S t0runsen berpcreerufen. Dtejent~
gen 9er1onen, wel6e an bteiem llebel let<
BEN, mil fen &afee, Gunt, Bier unb Gabaf
permetben unb ben Qetb bur6 Or. @usut
&6nte's 6ambureer Srppfen pfen balten.
@erfpnen, mel6e elmer fbenben 2ebens>
petfe unternDrfen inb, iptten it6 frlb
@preens gewe9uns In freter Cuff MAIDEN
unb Or. Gusuf 8bnts's 6amburser Grop<
fen mebrmals bes Gaees in fleinen Doien
sebrauden.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-12

Gtne seIunbe reseImdBise Berbauuns TIT
Der @rnnbfetu Der @eiuubbeit bes menf6<
lt6en &brpers. Die metfen &ranfbeiten,
beret ben Nasen unterpprfen ia, entlprtn~
gen eeftDrtem gerbaunss> germ6eeu unb
babur4 etuaetretener gerfcpflns Der Ga
male bes &Srpers. Dteie @erfppfuns su
beben perben aber oft ret3enbe Mebt3tnen
aneemenbet, pel4e nt6t ielten etne GntsIn<
bhn9 Der Darmbeute berpprrufen unb ben
&Drser i9wdGen. 8raft mug In bic Dr.
game sebra4t unp beren Sunfttpnen resu~
ltrt trerber.
4ts Elm sesetabtlii6sr &esutatpr teben
Or. Iu9nft 8Dnts's @amburser Erppfen
unabertrcfe ta. Dtelelben reintsen ben
Md9en, fdrfen bic Qeber unb ttellen taS
9efSrte gerbouunss-9 ermDsen tpteter Der.
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6efApnlffe, Gefbnnre, Tlcbtcn,
Sal31MB

entlprttsert a1e unretnem Blrte unb 1T
baber bur6 ben anerfannten glutretntser
Or. Mu9uf &6nie's hamburger 1rcpfen
Der @tftfof aus benz 86rper gu entfernen.
Sft TT es iebD6 nCtbis, I'M bic 6etlun9 au
bel9leuntsen, duBerli6e 1ofale Ntttes an
s~utpenben. Mts Elm fo16es tit Or. @u9ut
&6bte's 6amburser 8%rduterpaafer fcwDbl
ais 3us< mte 6etlpfafer BON gutter Wtr<
flung urb letftet Defenders Mlttern, t:elhe
9el9wcaenen 8rifen leipen, unbeaabl,
bare Ttete.
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Serppbeln unb aneere &%ranfbeitcn
SeS 8luteS.

Serppbeln (King's Evi) finb cine gers
berbntB Der 9Gfte bes &Drpers, trel6e benz
fel6en NIT ldftsen unb b6sarttsen llnret>
nt9fetten iiberlaben. Die Contribution bes
&brpers tptrb 9ei9wd6t, le1bf tpenn bic
duberen Mn5etden total feblen, tpe1he bur6
Iusi6ldse duf benz &ppfe cber anberen
Gbetlen bes &6rpers bic Anpeienbett Don
Scropbeln a~n3etsen.
Die &ranfbett 1T I'M 70 sefdbrlider urb
ernflt6er, ba %bteielbe in Ste1en Sdaen erb>
lid Don Gei6le6t auf Gel6le6t fprtses
pFan5t tpirb unb f6red1i6 fnb bic Spleen,
wel4e Ius5ebrune, gerl6wDruns Der Sc
Der unb enbli6 ben Sob mad it6 sieben,
Sur pesetabtttf6e Mebtstnen, welde bic
Sdfte bes &Drpers ~retntsen unb BEN @ift-
ftof entfernen, finb Bier BON ptrfli6em
Wertbe.
Or. Musuf 8Gnts's 6ambureer SAINT
lien Webt3tnen unb unter bieien Or. Nueuit
&6nt9's 6amburser TrOpfen retnisen bas
SYfent, erneuern bic Sdfte unb entferner
bas Qetben, tnbem fe 60 nit Der @ur3el
ausreteen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-12
0eberleibett.

Die 0eber 1T etnes Der wi6tisten Or
game bes 8Srpers unb lo1te man baber al
len nnreselm6btsfetten bteies Organs Nuf<
m%ertIamfett fhenfen. 2eberletben unfast
enttpeber einen septFen Grab BON SrGes
belt bes Sr9anes, Der es unbefdbtst bic no
tbtse Men9e Safe ab5uIpnbern pber cine
gertcpfune tn ben @aQeneefdben, pe16e
BITE @aae btnbert In ben Oarmfanal gu &C.
1ansen. Die 6dut erbdlt etne selbli6e
Sdrbe, es ftnb S6mersen III Der reften
Sette nnb re4ten S4ulter sprbanten unb
Der Mppettt ntnn1t ab.
Or. Iu9uf SDni9's 6atnburser 3rppfen
ftdrfe1 unb resultren bic 2eber, retnisen
ben Masen nnb entfernen aus ben @ebGr>
men bic BARN a~n9ebduften Grubttdten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-12
Gpileptticbe MnfdQe,
pter
TallenDe 8ranf6eit

bauerbaft sebeilt-fcin S~ntnbue-emrd, einmpnats
lid9en G'ebraad, Don Or. Gonlare's beribmtcm
nnfeblbaren Mnfaas : .@ulpcrn. I'm 2eibente III
nberjeueen, bas biefe gulser gang has bepirfen. mas
mir betaupten, molten mir ~benfelben cine 0erind,s<
fd)adDtcl fuftcnfrci per ppft 3ui6ifsn. 9a Or. Gou-
larb Der einaise Gr;t tit, Uel6er ie tieie 8ranfteit be-
scbeilt rurben rur6 pen Gebrau4 ftefer
@ulner, 10 rerben mir cine blcibcnee 9eiluna in les
benz Gafle anrantiren. Mae 2eibenten fpGten tiefe
yulrer redt5etti8 periu6en. urn i6 BON terea Seilfraft
III uber;eu9en.
greis fir cine srpee e6adtel $500 pter 4 S6a6teln
fir $t0.0 turd bic ppf mad irsenh etnem glase Der
Der. Staaten Uber Ganata sef6ift mad Gupfans tes
greifes cher per GrYree s. 8. ,. Atrefe.
9th s. MpbbinS,
800 Sutton Str, grprffsn, g.. g.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-20
THE YELLOW FEVER INQUIRY,

The House Joint Committee On
Epidemic Diseases, appointed to visit the
south and ASCERTAIN the cause Of the late
yellow fever outbreak, met this morning
End formally agreed upon the following
named persons to be experts, and to &C.
company in their Southern tour of inves>
tsation the sub committees appointed for
that purpose:
DR.. J. N. Woodwork, Superintendent
Of the Marine Hospital Service, Washing
ION, D. c.; DR.. Coehrane, of Mobile, Ala;
DIR. VIM. ]. Alden, of Norfolk, Va, Col.
Thos. L. Hardee, of y. 8. A.; DR.. Samuel
i. Green, of Boston; DR.. VIM. q. Ran
dali. of Philadslphta; DR.. Jacob 8. Noshsr,
of New York; DR.. w. 81. Nursey, Of Gin,
cinsati; Er. r. w. Mitchell, of Nsnphi. !.
DR.. L. A. Falligant of Savannah, Ga, and
DR.. Sanford e. Chaille, of New Orleans
The members of the subcommittee 70 visit
New Orleans and vicinity, and Nemphi,
and vicinity. on the part Of the House will
perhaps be appointed to-day. ,..4
The Morning herald., 1878-12-20
THE SITUATION IN OLDHAM DIS.
IICT.

LoHDox, Dec. ia despatch to the
Times from Oldham says = number Of
mills, principally those Of limited com
panies, have commenced running part
Of their machinery at q reduction, but the
eminders" have in very few cases ap>
peared to look after the mills. The
piscers engaged in many instances for the
minderS work have performed their duties
satisfactorily. 1t ispart Of the achems Of
the employers to break down the Ainders
Union by employing piecers to tend the
miIis and thus dispense with the ninders
altogether. The following companies have
started work:-The Borough, the Broadl
way, the Higginshsw, the Bell, tho Wer,:
seth, the Equitable, the Boundary, and the
Honeywell. In the ta,e Of one or two
they have been obliged to sommsuce in5
Of large and profitable orders
A scheme has bsen ret on foot by which
he reduction will remain in absyaacs
nptil the settlement Of the dispute; msan-
;ime the money will BE- invested q ID.
sres.. and If the employers win they will