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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
Gounirr proyerIn 90 fet

Gourlrp prorerin 90 Ret
A LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE, pleasantly
~ locat, on Golden Hi, o. rent Tor The summer Ad
dr,ss y p. O. BoH Loss, Biidgeg0rt
A FURNISHED HOUSE 90 Tooms) with
~ gaIeu attached IN subu D. OF @augrrrs-cn ucson
views of D.tskls: pleasans surroundings VIII tase
get u boarding good references. Apply al ITO b,a-"ay
I0.u e.
pERK>HIRE HHLS-Furnished cottages 10
~ l,1. adase.. p D. tor 1872 -tOcsbTdge, Mass or IN
qaieof-. Is. GOODALE CO. West 28d.st.
COUNTRY PLACE to LET.-SZ00 per year
y good house Cfy llar well Of best "toI
M Iut ns.glH-JrAOOu nrsi caSs aid he9Ithy - u -
~ ECI Ple-.-HtFil y. y, ~ TaEo i. hANCE' 40
Ltltons, 81 Y City.
FURNISHED HOUSE (13 rooms at White
= Plains; sa5 per month summer
0RANGE, ~ J.-Housrs ana Country Seats
- o. Der Tor ,a,. great variety also farms and build
~ -os hLACk" ILL BROS. "a Bioadsaf, lso9n -
RlCHFlELD SPRINGS, \. Y.-Handsomely
thod cstage. stable &c. near spring hnu7" 70 lei
80 '-' otinrt tor photOrf aph, plans, &c, Apply 10
~ KIN IA pretty cottage, pleasantly
80 oaled a CoruW NlOn Hudson bedrooms. palor, A-
= -la kitchen luis trees ana garden partially inr
PI tl lor Ne remainder o. the 800 address l.
-, IN T.4ioA-A u4son. <. 4.
W REST-A new Summer Hotel, together
Wooest q Due bathing beach beautifully located ~
tst .loah of AegJeIssy directly on the wafer = th
city Ansly ING ana boating tortynFe minutes from tAe
COLES JOHNSTON. 10 Llberty-st
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NVATFR GAP HOUSE

a = ] I
w DELAWARE WATER GAP. PENN.
OMEN from June November; buildings large ana verl
complete with ~ inprOy -nents fs water al
electric bells hrrushour in the country, VII
abundant opportunities healfu recreaton; rates RI
duccd and SlS week three and half hours IRON
New \ CrA Barclay ana Chrstorhor sts
l. w. BRODHEAD & BRO. PropretOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

TT1HE PARSONS HOUSE. Colebrook, Y. H.,
\ viii be opened guests June unsurpassed;
excel ent trout hshing; lovely drives; FROM
brlted Dexyle NOJcii pIeasanter Resort ia NewHamp
shire: terms moderate Address h. +. BAILY,
COlebrDCk, y. II.
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siinnnnns UauIco-- females.

4 DYERTiSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBUNh Will. RE RECEIv VI p At al al =
al. Boz West weuty -thrdst- corner bighth-.sea
No o. East FOurioeuthst. corner Unions are sv
Third Forty seventhst. at the HARLEM OfflOh
No 9.2 Thfdave. one nund red an Twenty Tour
tIarlem savings Bank Building up to H., at regular
Of
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\ 4 -ROCKAWAY BEACH. Every Day.

OCEAN EXCURSIONS DAILY.
d TIE magnificent excursion steauler
COLUMBIA.
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nrnnnnIh l. AZ
rrcnRpI .nNraAGEs-

Aston Trustees OF John j 10 Henry Loeb. 4th ST.
1921 70 Il lst-ave 251S62 20 years, at annual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

I AXE HOUSE. Spring Lake Beach, \. j.
- AZ head Of LAKE, Eve minutes rom beach sec9mmoGaes
N-r-l Pennsylvania Bound Brook from Phiadei
mia n. W. ABBOTT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

FLORENCE COTTAGE, Long Branch
Il ocean frontage building. gas and modern I'M
provements reduced season rates. Mrs. II. OWN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

NUHIIE MOUNIAINS.-BOARD 50 and ,
~ per week, ia large farmhouse with airy rooms tnd
beautiful views o the Penn .ewssset River with
easy .ngr days excursion Of the Proue HOUSE aud Noun
tain Fumr Pool Lake FraucOna NOtcn, ana other a.
tracuon- Good trout ushng boauna. bghiug sc. near;
plenty milk eggs other farm prlducts Time from y
Y "a hours gia London sfe delightful railroad
ride through valley of he Thames across ss along ms
WlnupesCckee 10 Plymouth, ~ H. thence ~
WAGON Il miles lre through SO OOd city reference 10
former guests. apply 70 ISAAC FOX. WOODSTOCK MI
= CATHERiNE-ST., NEWPORT, r. I.-Ele-
- CANT rooms with board for the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

FREE TRIPS ON THE ELEVATED ROA Ds
WAYS ON THE STEAMER AND ELEVATED ROADS,
are for sale at al stations, botI East sul West -ucs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

Leaving 24th-st.. 20 M; West 0thst. 1920 M
Pier North River. 40 u JEWELS Dock. brogkgu II
u. Leave hocaag-y, 400 y. Do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

At SAYVILLE. L. l., near the seashore,
- So acies more required: large hOuse anu 0u,bulI
iIEs 80 COOS terms OueLI cash. RI LAND q WITHIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

EIRST-CLASS BOARD may be obtained in
Wtvat. family residing % Nysck onthe Hudson house
large aud ali tho modern improvements splendid
Lawn location convenient boats and terms moder
J. P Box "a Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

GEAMc IRESS.-Bv a respectable young
- woman objections 10 taking care OF
yrowruY cid undcIstguis drcssuaking aud sewing "
objection GONG IN the country OF
frave,lug with lazy Address pa East 4Otnst, first
Wnsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

FAMILIES seeking mountain air, perfectly
healthy location may obtain excellent accommodations
ln large We,haded country house nfaen minutes drive
nom depot good stIbIng Address r v. Box $40 Norris
town, \.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-30

MEssRs. JAMS MuNRoE and NJ. Phil
Fps came tisiwn from Banner Wednes-
day. The former gentleman, assisted
by Mr.. James Irwin, made an exami
nation Of the Yankee Fork wagon
road route as far as Cape Horn, and
found two practicable routes after
leaving the Payette river.
JAMES DEwYRe, who was here yea-
or two ago, was shot three times by
the watchman Of Bonanza City, a
shot time ago-it is thought fatally.
Mr.. MoxRoE estimates the cost 81
building the wagon road from Banner
to the summit near Cape Horn al
from So, 600 to $4,000.
Mrs ADA LEIGH came up from Boise
City yesterday.
Dr. w. j. RorHwELL, Of PIacerviIIe
has been appointed District Deput,
Grand Master Of the Odd Fellows, fol
this District.
The sick folks are on the mend.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-30
THE OLD DRESS COAT.

I'll hang it up on my closet hook
It's days are over foTevermore;
I'll fold it up like an oft-read book,
Full of the tales of the years of yOre;
But first let me here in this misty night,
All in this dreary October weather,
Recall the scenes of reyel and light
We both have shared and enjoyed to-
gether-
Here is a greasc-spot--ah well | know
The brilliant hour itreceived that stain:
The hall was as Eden in glitter and glow,
And like mountain stream flowed the
bright champagne.
My name was proposed remember it
we'll
And rose to respond, but what / said
now forget; | remember | fell
And was carried at once by waiter to
bed.
See here, on this shoulder, morsel of
down
Her dress was trimmed with the very
same;
That night l felt king in the town,
For won the heart Of that dainty dame
And here is wine stain-'twas morning
then.
And l drank her health, for twas after
the ball;
toasted her we'll in my bachelor den,
Holding on to a peg in the smoke burned
walls.
Farewell, old coat. We cannot complain
| OF a lack of fun in this world of ours
We've tasted the pleasures and shirked the
/ pain,
/ And made the most of the fieeting hours.
! To me YOU are dear, so will putyou away
/ With all the honors and all the care;
We are both OF us ancient and growing
! gray,
But we've had our season of riot and
I wear.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-30
Reecher ON Death.

Henry Ward Bceeiier, Lately pteacl.-
ing on the subject Of death, made toe
following remarks: "Genera,Iy, there
is DO pain at the last notuent, tor it
seems that the body suffers iii proper
ton To Its remateness from death. 1t
is commonly Supposed that evil men
die in great horror of their doom.
They don't. Wicked men usually
pass out of life as tranquiily as any
one else. Tranquility Is the law OF
decadence. Pam or exquisite pleas
ure at the last are only expet fenced
III exceptional cases. Men suffer
more every day OF their YES than
they do in dying Every Hiaa subject
TO the ncursions Of rheumatic afilc-
lions. or TO the pangs of the tooth
ache. suffers i hundred tunes more
than he will when he is ON his death
bed. No death Is more painless than
a sudden death Livingstone records
his experience when sprauge upon
and struck down Y lion. Ire mo
ment when the beast was ON him WAS
one OF tue most exquisite tranquility.
No death is too sudden Tor him who is
doing his duty. Not the stroke al
lightning; not the fall from the preci,
pice. Right living is the correct road
to right dying, and na man need fear
DEATH
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He Got Ont of it.

A cnlored preacher in Florida thus
held forth: MY brudring, the Israel
ties went over the Red Sea un the ice.
They got over all right, and dat's de
reason why Noses Sung oh praise.
In de morning. when de sun was up
hot, Pharaoh and dc 'Gyptsans come
wild DER great numbering cilariots OBJ
iron. Dey broke through de ice. and
dey all went to de bottom ID d. sea.n
stop, dere!v exclaimed a nearer.
Il want to ask a question I've read
geography, and Egypt's hot conn
try. It's under de tropics It's near
de 'quater, and dere amt no ice dar
How could ,iey go over on de ice, and
darc's no ice dar?7
To which the preacher responded
''l'u glad you asked that question;
now can 'spll.n. That comes II
reading geography Instead % lie b.
ble. My brudring, when de clilIun
Oh Israel 20 over dc Red Sea, at was
4 great while ago; before fssr was
any geography, before dsr WAS amy
tropics. before dar was amy 'qnater.
OATS de reason dar was ice, my brud-
ring
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-30
YANKEE FORK.
What an Old Comstocker Says About
the New Ell Dorado.

The Virginia Chronicle says Pat
Holland is in receipt of letter from
Rufe V. Mitchell, an old Comstocker,
giving the following REGARDING the
outlook of Yankee Fork:
ain regard to the mineral belt, be-
lieve it is the largest on the Coast
larger even than the Comstock. The
ore is Of very high grade. They dump
5000 ore, fer it will not pay to work
at present, Ore is shipped from here
to Salt Lake City, at cost of l2a
cents pound $3.50 a tom for freight,
and after all expenses are paid, the
owners clear about 81, 200 per ton.
There are three arastras running. but
they of course cannot meet but. a
small portion of the demand. The
town a. present consists of two stores
and one saloon. Two hotels and two
more saloons are now building. |
think there will be town here as
large as Virginia. for they have the
mineral to back it. At present II Is
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"A Cursed spot.
Salt Lake Tribune.

A lady who recently visited Moun-
tain Meadows Informs us they are
now the very picture of Clesolation.
Before the MormonS mu, dered l3l III
nocent men, women and children there
in 1857, the Meadows were known far
and wide as a paradise in the desert,
with an abundance of grass, crystal
streams and ever flowing springs. To-
day the grass is gone, The water
courses dried up and nothing but a
drearv waste marks the cnce heauti-
full spot. Gods curse is upon it as it
is upon those who murdered the inno-
ceat emigrants, and the rule monu-
ment upon which is Inscribed, Ven
geance is Mine, will repay saith the
Lord" is there to keep green in mem
DRY the terrible scenes enacted by a
murderous aud iapacious priesthood.
Tie earth, our informant tells us, is
sinking, and the ZONES which were
gathered up after the massacre have
thrice been buried, but will out to tell
the dpmning tale Settlers in the vi
cinity say the country is haunted, aud
the winds bring to their ears piercing
cries for help, which echo hack to the
mountains and over the plain.
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---------------- --------------
Grand Lodge Officers.

The Grand Lodge, / O. O. r.. Of
Oregon, has elected the following Off
GERS: John Kenworthy, E. w. G. NJ
| ". Case. r w. D G. NJ; Phil
Metchen, r w. G. W.; j. NJ. Bacon,
Grand Secretary; J. r. MooreS. r. W.
G. Treasurer; w. s Newbury, R. "
G Representative to the Grand Lodge
of the United States.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-30
A RICH COUNTRY.
The salmon River Mining Excitement
vs. LeadyiiIe.
Engineering and Mining Journal.

Engineering and Mining Journal
The reports which come Ia from
what is called the Yankee Fork or
Salmon River Mining District. in Ida
no, are Of the most glowing descrjp
ton. The ores, for the most part sill
yer and gold-bearins quartz, are said
t. be Of very high grade, and to &C
cur in large veins The rock, howev
er, is generally very hard and the ore
somewhat refractory, so that it will
probably require the expenditure Of
large amounts for opening and work
ing the mines.
A great many miners and specula-
tors are going from Utah to this new
bonanza, indeed, it is apparently much
more popular among the miners than
| is the famous Leadville, which at
tracts very little attention here. TIE
chief use of Leadville to the mining
men Of Salt Lake District seems to be
in the hope that it may bring them a
acw railroad-the long-wished-for OPP
position to the Union Pacific. The
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe is looked
to for this; but as the extension Of
that road from LeadvilIc to this point
would only be stop in through
/ line aiming at some point OH the coast
north of the Gulf of California, if not
at San Francisco itself, and as it is
generally understood that Guaymas,
Mexico, is the present objective point
Of the 4. t. s. S. F. road, there seems
little encouragement for the hope OF
the Salt Lakers. Leadvilie is gcner.
a ~ supposed to be greatly overesti-
mated, and the old vein-miners prefer
/ Idaho or Montana ur Arizona to the
deceptive punches Of horizontal de
posit-cspecially where lead is looked
to for some of the profit. The Utal
experience with lead ores has moi
been uniformly happy, so the gold anc
silver lodges of Idaho and Montana
are attracting a good deal of thu
floating population of Utah; aud, from
the information attainable, their mine:
will attract attention in the uear fu
ture.
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no place for poor man There are
more here already than can find work
The houses are built Of logs, but a
saw mill will soon lie running, and
lumber will then be plentiful 2
Accompanying the letter were three
samples Of ore from the Waco mine
Aaron Hopper had the rock assayed
with the following results: No. /,
$3.50 so; No. 2. 5000. 20; No. 3. SI32 80
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Major Foofe Dead.

A dispatch published in the Sacra-
mento Record Union says that Major
r L. Foote died at Aurora, Nevada.
on the 22d inst. He was one Of the
pioneers Of Idaho City, ard was for
manY years District Attorney for the
Second District Of this Territory. He
was a son Of ex-senator Foote, d
Mississippi.
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LOCAL News

Mr. FOLEY ABBOTT started on his re-
turn to Atlanta last Tuesday evening.
THE essees have commenced work
Il, the Sub Rosa mine. There is plen-
iy Of good ore in sight, and the boys
are happy.
tbs aho Salesman says that John
Weisner has struck bonanza on the
head If dry creek. His find is mass
Of soft black muck, specimens of which
worked $500 per ton. He was imme-
dalely offered $1,000 for his claim,
which offer he declined.
THE Boise City Fire Company's
steam fire engine is on the road to
that place
The District Court for Owyhee
cunnty has adjourned
MyER & SMITH have just received a
large assortment of the best brands of
tobacco Get some.
SEE calls in another column for
keeping the Boise county roads in re-
pair.
ONE of the railroad engineers, who
returned to Boise City a few days ago,
is favorable to the Little Camas Prai-
RE route for tie Utah Northern road
Two CAVALRY soldiers deserted from
Fort Boise, few days ago, taking
their horses with them.
Mr. JOHN O'DoNNgIL, of Placerville,
Is sick with neuralgia and has gone
10 the Warm Springs having been add
vlsed by DR.. Rothwell to do SO.
Miss FANNIE KING, of Garden val
ley, paid visit to this place during
Tie tore part OF the week.
Prof. BULrER has bought the resi-
denee of Mr. S. NJ. Sisk, at the upper
end of Montgomery street.
SOME fellows in this city who claim
'hat they never read that id sheet
meaning the WoRLD-are the first
70 growl at its contents.
JUsr received at Coffin & kennaly's
the hnest lot of cutlery ever brought
TO this market.
kEv. j. mexican, Presiding Elder OF
The Boise District of the NJ. L. Church,
arrived here last Wednesday.
Work is progressing rapidly ON the
Luna House. The frame work is up.
Rev. r. Il. JONES aud lady went
DOWN To Horseshoe Bend last Wednes
day.
lie Banner mill will start up rext
Saturday on tailings.
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Arrivals Al ths Luna Housa.

Patsey Marley, H Dauson, city, Jas,
Traverse, Hoodo, Ben Wilson and wife,
JAS. Ashcroft, Pioneer; JAS. Eurin, Frank
Farnhani, N. Wetzell, Garden valley. Po-
ley Abbott, Atlanta; Ed. Ryan. Forest
King mine; John GERMAN, Jas, Monroe,
NJ. Phillips, Banner; Jas. Smith, Quartz
burg; Eph Lucas, ], B. Foster, Boise City /;
Ed. Jewell, Lower Weiser.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-30

You can never convince lady that
i y wrong to smnggle They ars.l
born smuggIers, and delight III ont
whiting custom officers. Most Of them
really do moi think it crime 10 Snug
gle, but the woman who was caught
IN New York last week knew very
well the sin as we'll as the probable
profit of her act She presented her
card to one Of the inspectors just as
the steamer Touched the dock, aid
asked 10 be allowed to ~ on board To
meet her brother the card bore a
well known name, ard nothing being
suspected, permission was given, and
she tripped up the gangway In
about half an hour she was seen leav-
ing the ship, aud the watcllfnl eyes 81
somebody discovered that size had on
long fur lined CLOAK which she did
not wear before Size was indignant
and her eyes grew wet when they tod
her they we're going TO search her. but
they we're merciIess and that proceed
ing was gone through with 1t wa,
a good find- I'm the mysterious re
cesses Of her clothing there were hid
den twenty three yards of back silk
three and half dozen pa rs If XII
gloves, roll Of light silk, ihir y nap
kins, four pairs Of silk ho~e, lorry-fiv'
pairs OF llIerIun hose, nye fneTscllaEn
| pipes and one cigar holder. Ih1
brother" was also exan,I..e..i, and Ii
had five table-cl,tss. one dczen hand
| kerchiefs. FIVE hundred cigars, besides
large quantity Of miscellaneous art
cles, ali valuable
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| NOW offer to lease one-half inter
est in my blacksmith shop 1t is full
" supplied with all necessary tools
and stock, and is doing good paying
business. A desire to give attention
10 other business is the reason for
leasing. For particulars apply to
J. GAVE.
IpAHo Cry. May Is, 1S79-2t.
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HUSBANDS, beware!

HUSBANDS, beware. The other
night Boston wife slyly attached to
her husband pedometer when he
started sdnwn TO the office to balance
the books" On his return the instru-
ment recorded fifteen miles of walk
ing, and an investigation developed
the fact that he had been stepping
around q billiard table all the even
ing,
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se,,,i-aYeeklg Horla.
FRIDAY. MAY 80, 1879.
postomce Hours.

nc,;po week Gays, until further notice,
- ~ pastof1ice will be kept open from seven
: N. until nine z; NJ -
sundays from half-past twelve TO one,
nd from four until SIX +. "
aosEY ORDER BUSINESS.
TIE Money Order Office viii not be
..ane,l At ali on Sundays; and no Money
T op business will be transacted on Sat
III ..iara after four O'Clock r Nj.
u'u"' 8. G. SILSBY,
rasbo CITY. Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster
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Salt.

Ten thousand pounds of salt on
consignment, at the lowest figures FIR
cash, at Coffin Il Kennaly's.
May 20-4w
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-30

Hair cutting or shaving for 25 cents at
OSCAR JOHNSON'5,
Tso doors below Kingsley's brick, Wall
street, Idaho City
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fosEY onpER BusINEss

No / Coal OIL at retail at Coffin &
Kennaly's
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rarbershop at Placerville.

our barbershop at Placewille will
hereafter be open on Thursdays and Sun
days. c,v.N RI
April p -4t.l
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-30
Price. full regular Liver size. 81 each.
Lar<e Rody Pad. rasber hack, - each
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

ves Sehaaek. Stevenson a Co.. Wholesale
Dru<gists. Chleaxo, supply the trade NJ man,
uzaefurers' prlees.
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ron TRE-
LIVER, IUseS, STOMACH. SPLEEN,
BACK AND KIDNEYS.

AN INFR0VEn APPLIANCE tor A<eN u E-efeas-s
Rsls-se ard Cure ia. following diseases.
Aessss and Fewer. DsKnlo s,t.e. thitts- iiSsr
Conn flsaint. Iiloss>nss-> .sssssaSf.ce. Toraa1S
Enlargement al the Liver. Lsas>stss~ znsissa
tiosa Dyspepsia. sick Issasissciae- Depression
of Spirits, Duitae>S, " ant nj -sps~>tiis-- aSs.-
iarisl Di>sst>es- klsIs \ usea,s ef ti.s >i 80.
Asstss Cake Isheai.ls.iIn. Neuralgia. i-sasss-
hsssl. >Sticsa. Pains in the Siss> Back. sSsts>
and Muscles For che Relief ~ Sstlsts.as, t'sa-
terrh, Bronchitis. pillhttseria. Nh"so5sinss
Cough, Weak Lungs; ,slSo> Gr~sst keEi,ss a.
feallssls M-stkfse>s ami I<rsssss.arity
The One Dollar Pads aye sitllin the rsseh n
Sufferer. Ric6 Poar. nall SIZE. hSisN rsNss
e1tei. enslftng TIE hes known SbSsaStsns isst tt
AMI wall asstye al. Sskd sRl RoaE AZ. Saafe
aud Female. tssn - sff ana ce- zn
circumstances wisaak ietterfas with ssssF-f tTaa
nsnt ~ searisS ts pad III, pst OF your ssa
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send them.
Price, full regular Liver size. 81 each.
Large Rody Pad. rssber hack, So each
We send them by post, prepaid. every
where. far and near Ii not found at Your
Druggists. TAKE NO OTHER. but isaclose
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Sole Agents for U. 5. and Canasias-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-30
Reduction Of Prices.

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