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Thoughts and Gloomy
Weather.
Lancet
Gloomy

Du!l, depressing, dingy days pro-
,luce d spiriting reflections ard gloomy
thoughts, and small wonder when we
remember that tie mind is not only a
motive, but q receptive organ, and
that all the Impressions it receives
from will on; reach it through the me-
dia Of senses which are directly dc
pendent on the conditions Of light and
atmosphere for their action, and there.
fore Immediately Influenced by the
surrounding conditions. II is a com
.non sense inference that If the inn
p9essions without reach the mind
through imperfectly acting organs OF
sense, and those impressions them
selves are set in minor aesthetic key
of color, sound and general qualities,
the mind must be what is called
moody 1t is not the habit of even
sensible people to make sufficient al
lowance for this rationale Of dullness
and subjective weakness. Some per
sons ale more dependent on external
circumstances and conditions fur their
energy-or the stimulus that converts
potential into kinetic force-than 9th
ers; but all feel the influence OF the
world without, and to this influence
the sick and the weak are especially
responsive. Hence the varying tenn
perament> Of mind cna, sing witn the
weather, the outlook and the wind.
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a Real ship Of the Desert

A report comes from the Sierra Ne
vada mountains Of the discovery 81
the timbers Of a stranded vesseI, re-
sembling those Of Chinese Junk,
high up in the mountains. between
MineralsKing and the headwaters of
Kings river The sound portions Of
the timber resemble camphor wood.
and it is said retains faint smell.
The fastenings are Of copper; the rig
ging, &c, are OF course all gone A
number IF bones, supposed to be hu-
mah, were also found In the vicinity,
and upon the adjacent slopes there is
abundant evidence Of the previous oc
Ecupation ot the waters In the shape of
shells, as well as the occasional find
ing Of petrifed fish. That this valley
has at one time been an inland sea is
admitted by gcologists, but that these
waters were navigated by Celestial
seaneh one OF tWo tilousaHu years
ago has never been claimed, even by
the Chinese themselves But these
same people do claim to have been the
original discovereFs Of this country,
and this find seems to give color TO
the claim 1t has also been claimed
by them that vessels Of theirs have
been wrecked on this coast, and that
portions Of the crew have returned to
China; hut that the wreck itself should
be located. and that this location
should prove to be in Tulare county.
is surely an interesting fact, inviting
the inspection Of the curious and the
solution ef the scientific.
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PauI Before Nero.

Nero, with his thick neck, full round
chin, and cruel lips, had lost already
The beauty Of his early youth. His
curling hair was bound by i wreath
of myrtle leaves, and his whole ex-
preston, as he presided Oh the jndg
ment seat, was that Of a man driven
nearly out of his mind with prosperi-
ty ard boundless power.
Before him stood Paul Of Tarsus,
worn with long watchings and wait
ings for trial, although he had re-
ceived every indulgence which Roman
law could permit On his wrists
were the marks Of the chains which
lie had worn for two years, the scars
which must have hurt 50 much whilst
they were being made. There We're
also scars about him Of the fearful
sconraes iii which he gloried; and
there were traces Of pcriIs hy sea ard
b land, which do pot leave a man as
they find him.
There he stood with rndaunted self
possessions, facing sile Emperor, as he
had faced many lesser ruler. He
had longed to SEE, Caesar, and now he
had his wishl
He was at last face to face with the
man who had murdered his mother,
destroyed his first wife aud adopted
brother, aud whose. heart was full ol
every imaginable wickedncss. He
was face 10 face with "a man whose
blood-stained mind was ever bent Oh
praise, aad who SO far forgot his dig
nifty that, in spite Of the tears Of his
servant ard counsellors, lie publicly
performed On the stage as a mnsiciau
and as q charioteer in the circus. Ii
was impossible even for the most de
vot d adherent To TIE Roman law tC
feel the least respect for this emperor
and the awful attribute which Was
givel To hins of ''pawer equal to the
&, DIS" was incapable If raising nim il
The minds Of his subjects.
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Notice.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, s,S In the Probate Court
County Of Boise. - of Boise county. l. T.
In the matter Of the estate pf Il. W. Tampkins,
deceased:
NN THE PRESENTATiON OF HE VERIFIED
w. petition OF j. b. Morse claiming 10 .,e euti-
tied, by virtue OF certain agl eements made BY II.
W. Tompkitis in his lifetime. a conveyance of
certain property particularly described III said
petition, setting forth The facts upon which said
claim is pradieated, and PRAYING tor a decree au-
thorzing and directing the administrator of the
estate Of said X w. Ionpkns. deceased, to exc
cute conveyance of said property. 1t is ordered
by the Probate Judge that on
Monday, May 5, 1879,
at the office OF the Probate Court in Idaho City
Boise county. T., said petition shall be heard up
on his petition. and all persons Interested in the
estate of said deceased may appear and contest
said petition by filing their objections in writing
And it is further ordered that notice of the PEN
d ncy of said petition and of the said time and
place of hearing be published four successive
weeks before such hearing III the Semi Weekly
Noria. newspaper published in said County and
Territory. f. S. HART,
Probate Judge.
IDAHO Cry. March %, 1879.
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Notice.

In the matter of the estate of David Mines, de-
ceased
ritory. x,,,
EzniIZA MILNES, THE EXECUTRIX OF THE
=, estate of David Mines. deceased. having, ON
the Dad day Of October A. p. 1878, duly presented
to this Probate Court petition in due forn yerl.
fed by her OATH praying for an order OF sale OF an
the real estate and personal property OF salu ue-
ceased for the purposes therein set FORTH It Is tner
re ordered by the Judge of said Court that All
persons interested in the estate of said deceasa ap
near before the said Probate Court on SATURDAY the
23d day of November, A. d. 1873 at eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon If said day. at the Court room OF
said Probate Court in Idaho City, County OF bolse'
r n to show cause why an order should not be
granted to the said Executrix to sell all the real es-
tate and personal property of the said deceaseu at
public or private SALE and that copy OF ths oroer
be published at least four successive weeks IN tns
Idaho Semi Weekly World a newspaper pflntsd
and published in Idaho city, BOISE county anu
irarrttor, Of idaho T. s. HART,
Probate Judge.
IDAHo CRY, October 25th, a, D, 1878.
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Two darkies were Wanting their
courage. II isn't feared o noihia', |
isn't said one. "Den, Sam, | reckon
YOU isn't feared to loan me dpliah7'
"No, Julius, isn't feared 10 loan yoa
dollah, but does hate to part wild
an ole fren' forebber."
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Gambling Women.
Forney's Progress.

At first the women of France were
obliged to keep their habits a secret,
but during the reigns of Louis XIV
and Ky they became less timid, and
the wives of great men engaged in
the deepest play at their own houses.
Such women" says La Brugiere,
"makcs men chaste;7 they have moth
ing of the sex but garments. | have
myself seen women at the gambling
tables in Enrppe; one, who was young,
handsome ana elegantly attired, would
be So absorbed in the play that her
face bad become rigid and the eyes
fixed, and we were told that there she
sat, day after day, not even excepting
the Sabbath.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-25

a YOUNG man went into a barber
shop the other day and demanded
shave. The tonsorial artist sub
merged his customers countenance il
bed Of lather, aud then went down
to the window, sat down and began
reading newspaper Fifteen MIN
utes passed by.
Here" demanded the impatient
man in the big char, "why amt you
shaving me2 What in thunder are
yon doing?7
waiting for the beard to grow ,
calmly spoke the barber, not looking
up from his paper
Then a white faced unshaven youth
rose up and leaned over the wash ba-
sin, while cautious barber arose and
went hastily into the street
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A CHICAGO paper says that IA young
lady should never stretch her feet out
in company This habit must have
caused great deal of trouble in Chi
cage.
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WoJice.

Al parties delinquent for Garden Valley Milling
Companys stock will please take notice that unless
payment is made by the goth OF April sui viii be
for recovery of all amounts due on
such stock. By order Of he hoard Of Trustees.
FRANK FARNHAM,
President.
WASHINGTON KIsGF RREIs. Sec'y.
GARDEN VALLEY, Mar h 13, 1879.
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TRAprIoN says that the devil parts
his hoof in the Middle That's the
reason, probably, that he let's the mule
do all his kicking.-l Rochester Ex-
press,
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Harper,s Magazine,
1879.
Illustrated.
Illustrated

The volumes Of the Magazine begin
with the Numbers for June and December
OF each year. When no time is specified.
1t WILDE understood that the subscriber
wishes to begin with the current Number.
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BIRDS are not noted for courage, but
many of them die game,
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Anna week in your own town. 50 outfit free:
GStUNo risk. Reader, If yon want business AZ q,
VIII ch persons of either sex can mahe P,eas pas IT "
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One Hundred lsfool Dollars

on the Tribune quartz claim. situated in Banner
District, Boise county. l. t. Said claim consisting
of fifteen hundred feet along the Tribune quartz
lode; and you hereby required to pay all
assessments against yon on tho same. and for the
publication OF this notice, within ninety {96l days
from the date hereby. forfeit all your right title
and claim in to and upon said Tribune claim as
lrovd ded by act above specified. GE0 STUCK,
Oct. y, -3m. SAMI4 aI.LETT-
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Sotlety 9otifes.

sSyiSE I hS,s LODGE, NO. 2, 1. o. G t.. o<sz
q Es,i siIs I's regular meetings at Temper S2sA
1 nal nail On Tuesday evening of each week, SE5
inv,.as sosk, All members IN good standing s4zs
\ r',Seu Sa 70 attend. BY order of w. C. r.
y STEVENSON, Secretary. Dec l3, '7s-tf
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IlpAs ssmi ID msshlg Harla
Published
b.,eacsa VS. &c EsriGzayS,
BY THE
h. Idaho World Printing Company
Il Brick Bsl1ns Adjoining Masonic Hall, Wall Street.

',s,,.v ZONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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NoIice.
Notice.

Nyao G. W. CHASE: YOU ARE HEREBY NO
tilted that we George Stuck and Samuel Hal
lett, have done the full amount OF work required
by the law of Congress of 1872, and amendments
tba tn vrit.
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s'glEGFTE2 .FEEi.S.

Nl1SsrS. W. 3. c. Saumatc and Charles 4.
Green are cioddateS for the House Ut Deel.
gate iton Farqlier.
The gamo law as amended by the last Leg
-lature allows the huntiag Of De- after the lat
Of September Patrldgjs arc exempted unti
The 18th Ct October.
The D.atrct Conference Of the Methodiat
Church will convene n Salem, September 2ad
On the 4thinst 90 Good Templars propose TO
hold grand celebration at the sluo place.
Colonel John X. Puphau annouuces that
hereafter Tho Southern Inclacncer, which has
EerctclMe been published on Saturday, will be
is,Hed regularly on Monday.
Rev. j. !. Curry, of Richmond who has
| tc'cpted the appointment OF State Caueasser
| and Is DOW engaged in filing sppt atments in
Southwest Virginia, will be in Warrenloa in a
short time and may be exGtc.cd to speak there
on tho debt question.
Mr.. W. W. Wcuner, near Lovettsvillc, lou
| dtua county, raised this s.asou 100 bushels Of
| wheat Oh 20 acres If timothy and blue grass
sod ialIow lie narrowed, rolled aud shovced
| the prouod, had l. in foe coalition and sjwi(l
| only 100 lbs. oi fertilizer.
| Tho handsome re>idelc, q! the ctracr If 9Th
and Grace streets Richmond. which was re-
coot!y purchased by the Wcemoreland club,
must have cost lis Crigoa owner, the lato W.
| IL. hlcFlrIane, with the ground attached, not
less than $50 600 or SAG 600 Tho present
! ow0cIS paid $lI ,000 far it at pnLlic auction
sale lew weeks ego.
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lCoMMUNICATED
The EIarEOr-

The l5:h, 18th and 18th sections of chapter
~ Cl the Corporation Code provide, That 90
pe:soa shall sink, ground or fiat ary u1sea.
worthy vessels, hulss. logs, g., between Pen.
d'eton and Green sheets. under tenalry Of
$50 ADD further 6nc CT S. per day for every
day they shall remain there. This law further
provides, That any person or persons who shall
threw Inc the river or decks any rubbish that
vii! not toat on the water shall forfeit and paw
sum OF net less than 81 or more than $40 for
each offence. Tbs law was formerly enforced
against boys sDd ofers for throwing siopIc
stone or oyster shell toto the river. Hog is it
noT Oar docks are full OF old logs and buIks,
and hundred tors of mud and filth is brought
from the flats 10 front of WASHINGTON ard
dumped into tho river, opposite this CITY, daiy,
vessels arc grounded on il, ard nothing has
yes been done 10 prevent the ruin of our beau
lfuI hsrbor. 1t is to be hoped that our worthy
and efficient Mayor will take this matter in
hand and stop it where it is. If those parties
cannot be reached By Law the squad Of a. L. |.
who Tired the last salute, If ordered, would
warn those tr,spsssers of. or reach them With
their held pieces,and at the next meelinp of Tho
Council Harbor Master should be elected.
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oT-EES,S or TEE H-5s-

.!ae ST. Louis Tmc2 Jourla! vas sid on
Saturday for $4,000.
Il car load Ct silver orc vas shipped from
FrcteTicktowa, Madison c2uoty, No., ycster
day to be reduced at the smelling works 10 ST.
Loail.
The radical State organizations, SO called,
at " ashlogtOn, abou. which there has been SO
much trouble arc crgapz ng in such way as
Tot 10 Interfere With The Presidents order.
Oac hundred aud fifty i've dollars has thus
tar III i've DAYS been deposited in the letter
boxes at the New York postoffc, fer tbs relief
OF orpta39 ct yellow fever victims ut Mem
phis.
An iuc;udisgy fire at Farmer City, ILL.,, Sat
urdag, destroyed treaty four bulldogs sid
ouracd Gu: twenty two fans. The main part
0! the business section OF the city is in ruins.
The total loss il about 100000. There wcro
no hra cngiles 10 tho place and not much
water.
:, A terrific cycl5no struck Orange, Texas,
Friday, The wind blowing down fences. urroot.
lng houses. uprootipE trees aud doing other
damage. Nearly all the saw mills sro damaged
and several million feet OF lumber wero b!owu
or iloatcd away. The steamer Flora was sunk.
Cars staotlDg Oh the tracks were blown off.
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From SNNtl, America.

PANAMA, Aug. lG.-Tho Wcat tutia and
Pacific Steamship Co. steamer A;no,icso.
Capt. WaI!;c:, which sailed rom AsIiow.lI
for Liverpool co The Oh last, encountered
heavy weather whcD NJ Eca, b@t'7ccn SavauiI!a
aud CarthageEG. IG0 ruip Was Siuct; by
lightning, and enc o. her mss,s is rc9urted to
have been omaiotcIY stvered. No Losses Ct
life were 0G5asllrod DOR aay serious damage
done.
Disturbances occurred 1T Panama oc tbs lO,h
lns;. duting tho p1lilGg for members 0; the
national Legislature. Iha patty IL oDpcsiioo
to the present. administration national planucd
the stealing oil the ballot bX at The Central
precinct of the city. and fer that rurntso scma
OF them began fight, others OF tic party bcl0c
INSTRUCTED to secure the ballot b.X il the co1fu
sion. Their plans were frustrated by two o{H.
GERS Of the Colombian Guard, who used their
revolVers freely, scattering the crowd right aud
lett. 10 few mioutc5 9 strong guard OF pcliea
armed with rifles surrounded The poioy booth
and preserved order u5;il the c,csa.
One of The principal leaders Ct the Icclo par.
ty, as 1t is called here, saualt black named
Casimerio De L,Fior, vas killed the other day
at small town named Chtpo. he ven: there
to electoneer 10 the interest of his party, cre-
atiDg disturbance, when the Acaiio ordered
his arrest and put him 10 tjc socks, The peS;
morning be was released and assured lie pso.
pie that ho would 90 to Panama AID briug
twenty five OF bis friends, burn down the town
and kill those Who had been Instrumental 10
procuring his arrest the dsy Esi1re. lie Was
again arrested and replaced ia the sloeks, when
some men disguised emerged from the neigh.
boring woods, and, 10 spike of the efforts Of the
Acalde to save him, actually hacked him to
pieces with their maohctcs. The public arc
we'll satisfied to be rid Of 80 dangerous q des,
perado, although the manner of his takiog eff
was frightfuy cruel.
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Mrs. ka!loOh should como Oh to WASHINGTON
at once. She would. doubtless, be appointed
10 lucrative position 10 the Treasury, AID, il
De Young e:e,rts tho mob DOW bowling FIJI
bis blood, when his trial otmas on William f..
Chandler will volunteer tc accompany her back
to San Francisco to testify 10 the Case, and SEQ
rotary TLompsou will prescott him with q pair
OF Iiatols at tho Governments expense. to de-
tehd himsell agaihst the "balbariars" Of that
cite
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PUELI3HED DAILY AND TRLWEEKLY By
EDGAR Bn'OwD.EN.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25, 1870

Ii Is hoped that tho rtcsGt shooting OF one
low BLACKBOARD by enottet 10 San Francisco
may tend to ndrc: The radicals to conceive the
possibility Ct murders growing cut OF politics in
other sections of The country than the unftr.u
natey located South The Dixon affair was
ta! cOCu.h, Lu the victim 10 that knew what
IL had 10 tzrCci, vas prepared ior his fate,
did attempt 10 ward il eff, ard falling 10 that,
trl2d at least 10 secure tls company OF his asl
sall4o: 10 his passage across the dark flood.
The kail0Ch case, however, was ibfotelY worse,
Ter The victim 10 1t MAS troachcrously and cow
ardig she: DIVA, Go1 fell in his tracks without
the meats If defending himself or the disposi
ton 10 CO SC !! be had. If the comparison OF
the W. cases is 50 favorable 10 Iazoo as Ie-
CARDS the crime ilsolf, much more SO is it as
regards the manner 10 which The crime was
treated by the cjmmuoty 10 which it was com
mlttcd. ln tho former case the assaiIant de-
lrvercd himself TO the civil magistrate at once,
had preliminary ox animation according to law
aud ii acc)rdaLc! With the provisions of that
law was bailcd itr his appeararc, at court.
All was doue quietly and IL order. 10 the
latter the assaiant was assaulted by mob
immediately afler the shooting. and, with the
policemen who attempted to protect him, was
knocked about and beaten, the prison 10 which
he is c0ntined threatened with demolition, him
sell with lsnch law. and the whole city Of San
Francisco 50 excited and alarmed that the State
aud National governments are called 90 the
former fer protection, the latter for assist.
aIce. There are tad men everywhere,
but comparison OF the criminal statistics Of
this couatrv shows that the ratio Ct crime
amocg the white people is greater in the North
than 10 tho South and if whole community
Is to blame fer the misieods Of one Of its mem.
bers, As the radicals asserted 10 the Yszoo
case, but which unteDabc position no unprtiu.
diced man will assume, the ;c.ioa of tho mob
10 San Francisco puts tho people Of that city in
much worse lieh. than those Of their fellow
Gsuntrymcn who reside 10 Iazoo.
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Fires.

CLEVELAND, O., August 25.-The Gre 10 The
cleveland Paper Company's Rag Warehouse,
o1'urd'y eight, wasq1ite extensive The net loss
ca stock AID building is $4,000. The cause
OF Inc he Is uDkuoRn. The insurance on the
quilting IS Sl4 GOO; on stock s3l 900; on ma.
cnlasTy and presses $4,000, and Oh tho furoir
lure $1,000
i:TicKToN, HE. Aug. pa FIRE this morn.
ing, originating, in Amos Dickey's store, occu.
p!ed 9y w. f. Griffin, destroyed the came, with
Roberts Totsl loss about $1,000. Insurance
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SUDDEN RESTORATION TO HEALTH. "A case
CT sudden and unexpected restoration TO health
OF tn CID lady !iViag 10 The western part Of the
city, IS attracting some attention 10 that locality.
The person who has thus been SO suddenly rec
stored 10 health Is Mrs. Traynhsm, an old
lady who has been conGned to her bod and
chair tot very many years from rheumatic govt.
aud during all these years unable 10 put her
loot 10 lie ho0r without tho assistance of some
one. The Invalid during this period suffered a
great deal OF pain a5 times, which she bore with
Chiistlan foruiulo and without murmurirr.
cuntluupg 10 pra7 earnestly for return of health
aud strength, II 1t vas the Di7ire will tbst Il
Should be given her. No change nor improve.
mtnf, ho|cVtr, Was noticed 10 her condition
until oae Gay last week wbeE she arose 90 usual
AID was removed from bed to her chair which
occupid It's accustomed place 10 the room. Her
limbs were s)re aGd swollen. and so far "a loco,
motion was concerned, as useless as they had
been at any period during the many years of
her snferioes. Soon after being PLACID 10 her
seat, the invalid says that all of q sudden she
telt entirely relieved Ct stiffacss 10 tho limbs
and arose. little dreaming that she would be-
able to walk. The ability to rise without helm.
encouraged her to attempt to cross the room
winch she did for the hIs. time 10 years with.
out as'iStarc' or pail. Finding that Jocomo-
non had been restored, the old lady was 80
oVelloyed that she could not keep quiet, but
Continued her pedestrian feats through the dav
as much delighted as a child when It takes ito
hrst step 10 learning to walk. The main and
swollen condition OF the affected parts had all
disappeared and tho sufferer in moment. il il
said, had regeiued the health she enioyed be.
fore she was stricken down with the diseas.
which deprived her of the power of waking.
Sinca tho remarkable miracle of hor sudden re.
covery, Mrs. Traynham. l am told, continues
IN good health. and takes daily walks about
the house and yard. -Rrhmond Cor. Peters
, Wy Mdec'Appeal