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THE WORLD
FOR 1879.
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THE NEW YORK
w r f X l. Y WORLD,
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TThis Special Offer is made to enable the
Southern people 70 see for themselves how good
spaper THE WORLD Is audi pw swerthy it il
eftheir sudpOrs.I + , z "a ~
On the lat Of May, le76, the ownership and
Sontrole of THE WORLD passsd into the hands
Of the undersigned, under whose absolute and
tntrammelled directions THE WORLD has
ever since remained and now remains
During the wholS OF this time, THE WORLD
has labored patiently issd perseveringly for the
accomplishment Of two objects in politics of
paramount interest to the Southern people.
]. The restoration OF Local Enforcement
Il the South.
ii. A Real Reform Of the Civil Service. in
ouch wise ~ to destroy the political machines
Under the operation Of which il has come 10
pass that the people are taxee to support politi.
cal parties, whereas political parties have no
ether re.ervf Sslae eHs1s tllesodf ~ lar.
den on - 9oyGnpe9t "a. I.ss
sntly aceam2qshed. 4IintSk tN016eu
were - deeply iDtessstS : ~ Sou1Sln Seeinc
It wonSse cl1fuPtsSd 1a6l .n1aSepso7S t0SSvn.
neut In the South was . permanent peril 10 the
ascendancy oftrue American principles in the
Federal Government and therefore Ia the nescs
and honor Of the whole people.
The second political object for which THE
WORLD contends still remains to be fully sch.
loved. The actual Adahisaation began its
career with excellent promises in this direc
have been az yet only In part redeemed. THE
WORLD for its part will res0 lutslv ,s.ppo,t any
honest efforts tn redeei these pf1miSrs fnllv
by whatsoever made, and will AZ resolutelv do.
dOunce every Obstical thrown in the way Of re
seeming them. from whatever quarter
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II reply "a. ,hi. communication,
Neosca . lasssds and, Weightmau,
kjf GQa Ddpss; And Col. VIM.
HHvJ,1 vi ftiend u NJ. Cunning
lon. cane 10 person to the place
1osj9sated and sigoi6ed their willing.
seac %, confer With tho gentlemen,
s2fSsO TT SistSsst ewss mads for
ssoshss meeting, At vhich meeting the
lbllovisg Communication, addressed
- each Of the parties, was received !:
NJ &Gt4sss mary 4E ICY,
To tsosse. Fasende and Weigbtman,
lbiends Of Nj. Geo. w. Dopre, and
Cole. WI. Levy and "A. j. Bache-
nis, friends Of Mr.. N. ]. Cunning.
han: ;.ihiliFo.ty
0RHrIDnEN - Your acceptance Of
oop aodisatioo Of date January 20,
received. We request that the COT
Seepopdp99a between the two gentle.
0ss 70 withdrawn and placed in our
l0la1tbat 10 may offer for your
ooo0td0lation . basis Of settlement,
vhisA k9esaeq.aee alike honorable
= bosS 1soElsSsn -
Respectfully,
70 hesssA.'WAtsng l.I.
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James JeiPties,
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TThis Special Offer il made to enable the
Southern people TO see for themselves how good
: paper THE WORLD is and Spw worthy it il
Of their sudpOPt.% II ? ~. 81 rg
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D0sjnR . -Dssti1g between tho
Aioo1Gs 6slf. II. J. sCsbsisgham
g ~ w.. ~ Dsbrs; The following
0ooDnnjaliop, sodreesed in dupli-
ea14 q 6aSi u The parties, lwas re-
onrls,rru 1.-THE undersigned,
lsissdQ 9ler,psDse and, NJ. Can>
siseh ntS&plly 'p,p6s. their
services b bring about % honorable
a&sstoent Of The unhappy difficulty
bsswsss these geotlemen:;
Y4hae& hat you will accord to %
% i8t3e1Is1, which we -srass viii
led % % hososable adjustment Of
IL aetagepnats Misunderstanding b..
t~C&f11(tnD atsV "a Mr.. lCusoiog.
Pssssiy 2S&susie..s with us i. P.r.
)ss Mn CHARLES Hotel ..
vssyssspsetfSlly, your oft. servants,
rs Leuit A. Willis,
]. Z. MoncaTe,
James Jediies,
G. II. Ellis,
sy1iyq }sM 4 ; 1.sss,'p'' NJ.
John McEneIy.
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.'WAREH0US

WIN. FRENCH, Proprietor, 2 2.
LAYING purchsshed tho business Of
IL Chambers T. Barbee at this point,
and secured their services, am prepar-
ed to store aud forward promptly, all
frsights and ootton consigned to my care.
Rates Of storags ID future will be a.
follows: -
Fifteen Cents per barrel for treights.
Thirty-6ve Centsp bale for Cotton.
JAIL, .Wh. FRENCH.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-16
FINANCIAL FACTS.
Speech of Hon. John Sherman at
Portland, Me.

Following is the able address delivered
by Hon. John Sherman at Portland, Me-,
on July Odd:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-03
The solar Heat.

Ii an experiment. recently made III
Bombay, India. to determine the pow
er of solar heat for governing steam,
nine gallons # water were put IN a
small boiler, and boiled by The rays Of
the sun in exactly thirty minutes. After
boiling one hour the focus was turned
of, wien il was found that 81 gal
Ions had been evaporatcd. In the ex-
pertinent 1913 glass mirrors each Eff
teen iaches by nine and one-half were
used.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-03

as lhe subject of hell has been and
Y still roder discussion IL the thso.
logical world, the orthedoxists ia CIV
iiiaation should be concerned q k,,ov
Wiaa1 tie inhabitants Of heathcndom
1liipk 81 It, The natives IT fhe Mar
q"esas Islands, according Il an Amer
zen who has lived among them for
years and studied their character. ct,s.
toms and creed, picture hell as a regi-
o. q profound darkness, no ray If
i'sns ever entering il except on arri-
yal ota spirit from earth. By this
ray the newly condemned spirited i
guided g the special seat appointed
'of hilil--or lt--and there remains ii
'npenetrable shadow until the next
conner brings q fash Of light. There
y 10 other punishment for the doomed.
ihey gre, however sinaed il ENTRANCE,
because they arc then obliged to pass
2 mage demon, who flaps his wings
AMI inhales fire continually. Women,
Il may be interesting to know, are sci
dom sent to the Marquesan Topilet
owing 70 the love (witness tie cns
tomary egotism of the male ANNA
even N Polynesis) and devotion tles
bear the native chiefs and priests. wht
lheie n gal'antry) would be inconsol
able without them, even III Paradise
but women are not admitted 10 tI.t
highest circles q the good place, pre-
pared alone fur men, who can, lowey
er, descend 70 them when they wisI
to enjoy feminine society. There ar,
different planes Of divine life for wo
man, the loftiest being reserved fl
those who have lived and been loveC
most intensely il this world, ant
whose greatest bliss will come iron
the visits Of the spirits Of the chief
and priests.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-03
Arrivals at the Luna House.

Jas. Monroe, Judge Prickett, Jas. Crit
fin, Boise City; II. A. Mattox, Dr. w. J.
Rothwell, l. s. Weller, Miss Weller, Mrs
w. j. Rothwell and two children, A, Orch
ard, Placeryille, Harry Carter, Geo. Ell
well, Garden valley; G. F. Anderson, FL
Dauson, Vim. Kearney, city; Geo. Young
Centerville; Thos. Elliott, Sub Rosa; Paul
Buzzini, Hoodoc; Jas. Coleman, Banner
NJ. H. Daft, Quartzburg; T. Rush, Con
Driscoll, John Hamilton, North Elk A
Beard, Garden valley; Owen Dutfey, city
q. w. Miller, Boise road; i. Argabright
Boise valley; Thos. Daily Bucna Vista
Bar; Donald Grant, Banner
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Rev ]. Mexican, Presiding Elder II
the tirande Ronde and Boise District,
will hold divine services at the follow
ing times and places:
December 28th and 29th, Union,
Union county, Oregon
January 4th and 9Th, La Grande,
Union county, Oregon
January 18th and 18th, SutnmrvilIe,
Union county, Oregon.
January 18th and 10th, Canyon
city, Grant county, Oregon.
January 18th and Goth, Baker City,
Baker county Oregon.
February lst and ID, Boise valley
1T.
February stb and 9th, Boise City.
February 23d and oath, Idaho City
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.T,hose Good Old Daxs.n

The working people consume seven
times more than they did il 1910
People live faster, accomplish more
with less labor, spend more money
and die at an earlier age than did our
forefathers But who is there now
who would like ta 80 back to the
Good old ways" and live the piod-
ding lives which characterized the
early days Of the nineteelth century.
II Yinelamd Journal
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A petrsned Human snna.

Winnemucca New Silver state, December 81.
A curiosity which astonishes scien.
lists and puzzles them TO account for
lis Low Oh exhibition III Goul 'e cabi-
met at Mill City. 1t is perfectly
formed hand, which apparently be-
longed TO a boy about IA years Of age.
The hand is open, the fingers being
slightly bent toward the palm, on
which the thumb rests. The hack o.
the hand seems to have been crashed
o. docomposed before it was potrided,
but the palm. thumb and lipgers arc
perfect We are informed ii was
found at the sulphur beds near Rab-
bit Hole by one of the men employed
in.shoveling crude sulphur Into the re-
lining retort, and is Supposed to have
been imbedded in the sulphur bank
for ages. The fingers are compaga
lively short, fact which indicates
/ that it did not belong to an ludia., as
the red mems fingers are generally
longer than those Of whites, bnt tho
thumb is rather longer than the aver
age. To what race the owner Of the
hand belonged, and how and wien il
was imbedded in the sulphur, vii
probably ever remain unknown, pn
less some eminent scientists should in
vestigata the hand and the snphuI
bank where it was found, aud explain
these mysteries.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-03


The latest absursity Of this absurd
Constitutional Convention is the prop
os'sion to abolish all exchanges or as
sociatlons for the purchase and sale Of
stocks. bods, bank shares and
|ai classes Of investment securities.
Tbs Constitutional Convention had
better adopt that and then 90 home.
It viii have accomplished its purpose
and viii have secured a reputation as
the champion Association III Idiots
The farce q setting up i Constitutions
g be knocked over by the votes Of the
people night as well come to an end
with the adoption If tilat proposition,
az with any other and we therefore
hope that it will be speedily adopted,
and the IDIOTS dispense quietly Il their
lhesnes and save further expense. The
stare long ago made up It's mind to
lose tile $780, 600 that this farce of
Constitution making has cost but now
that the money is nearly gone it ex-
poets the joke 10 end Let the cur
tain 60 down on this proposition to
d away with the business Of trading
in mining stocks Il viii be fitting
lepnclasion TO the business Of Con
lyention that had no real mission. at
the start, and which has shown by its
works that it was powerless for good.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-03

SALMON Cry, Idaho, had an elope-
nent. a few days ago. NJ Black;
burn, mail contractor, skipped out
with the fair daughter Of q prominent
citizen, fleeing across the border to
Montana in a light road wagon The
irate parent followed, bnt tao late to
intercept the lovers Judge Martin,
Of Horse Prairie, "teiescoped" the will
Ing couple. The father, afterwards
coming up, concluded TO make the
best Of the matter, bestowed his bless
ing, and invited them to return and
make themselves at home Elk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-03

The initiative ingenuity of the Chi
nese has taught them to reproduce the
Connecticut Yankee clocks, in perfect
fac-simile, and so cheapls that they
can actually undersell our own max
crs in this market. A few years ago
Connecticut sent to China ship loads
If clocks, but this trade has fallen off
wonderfully of late, and ere long we
may expect to receive our time pieces
direct from the land Of All Sin Salt
Lake Herald
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-03

IR. ALEX. ORCHARD. Assessor elect
Of Boise county, was il town during
the week, and made US pleasant cal
Mas. DRAY is up from Boise City ON
visit.
TnE weather still continues cold
and clear.
Mr.. D. B. kHIMEf showed us new
style horseshoe a day OF two ago. II
is a handy and cheap arrangement.
He will probably secure the agency
Tor this Territory. If he does we will
give description Of i.
The public school in this city will
be reopened next Monday There has
been two weeks vacation.
If your health is poor 50 aud stay
At the Warm Splingsa week Or two.
'FHa Nav Year was usherod in here
ny the firing Of fifteen or twenty large
bombs
DONALD GRANT came down from
Banner last Wednesday. He tells us
That place has now a population OF
twenty eight souls, all of whom will
remain there all winter
We learn from the Salesman that
lion John Clark has been reappointet
Associate Justice for this Territory.
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these mysteries.

The Good Templars of Richmond,
Va, had been entertained few days
ago with a lurid description of the
last days Of Poe, when up rose DR.
Mason, who attended the poet in his
last illness, and said that for days be
fore his death Poe utterly refused
stimulents of all kinds to allay his
nervous excitement, and died a sober
man, truely penitent for his fast ca
reer.
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Returned.

NF. Joh0 N Danskin returned from
MS trip to California last Tuesday.
dis iather, who was in poor health a
snort time ago, has recovered. Mr..
Alex panskia will remain below till
spring John wonld lot have re-
'ufned so soon, but he is the Sheriff
e'ect OF Boise county, and the new Of,
hcers are to be Sworn ia next Monday
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Northern Idaho Items.

VoHueAseu From the Teller
Fartles are putting up ice for sum
mer use.
The roads are rough.
Skating good on the sloughs and
ponds.
Lewiston is steadily improving.
Snow six inches deep at Pierce City
Inc Lapwai Ministries, a home
troupe, have been performing at lew
is'on. They gave good satisfaction.
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Notice.

~ THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ROB
I trt W. Tompkins, ssaceased
ln the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Ter-
ritdry,
Estate Of Robert W. Tompkins deceased
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned Adj
miiIistrator of tile estate Of r. w Tompkins de-
ceased. to the creditors Of, and all persons having
CLAIMS against ga d deceased to EXHIBIT them win
theInecesssly vouchers. within ten months after
q first publication Of this notice, the said Adj
mlHstrator at the Office Of James Hawley, in Idaho
CRY, Boiaa county. |. T,
GEO. FRAMPTON,
administrator CT Estate 81 Il. W. Tompk ms, de-
ceaEe1.
JAMES II. HAwLEY, Attorney for Adrninistrator /.
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.LEr us pray" revereutly said a Cal
ifornia Methodist clergyman, who had
been warned that his auditors, in a
remote settlement. were proiane aud
rough, and as he said SO he laid two
reyolyers on the desk which served
him as a pulpit Never had he
preached 10 50 attentive and silent a
congregation.
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Coffin and Keaaaly

Have 10000 pounds Of flour middle
ton Mills), and 10, oo0ponnds or hams,
shoulders, bacon and lard, received on
consignment and for sale in lots to
suit purchasers cheap for cash.
Nov. 22-3w.
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New Discoveries

Two Lodges that prospect well in
sola were lately discovered by Nj
na'omo Lear the head Of More creek.
ne thinks there are many good !, dyes
u that section.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-03

WONDERFUL cures have been, and are
being effected by PME's Certain Cure for
Hemorrhoids or PILES. For sale at tie
Drug Store in this city.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-03

The Captain and officers Of the
steamship Pomcrania have been ac-
Quilted. The Committee Of Inquiry
decided that human efforts did all pos
sibIe to avoid collision and loss OF
Re.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-03

The deputatiou Of business men
from Chicago to the City of Mexico,
are 10 be received with imposing csre-
monies.
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azoNEY ORDER BusIN Isss

The Money Order Office viii not be
opened at all on Sundays; and no Money
order business will be transacted on Sat.
lrdays after four O'Clock r NJ.
$. g. SILSBY,
idaho City, Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster.
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ssnsl- atJorla.
FRIDAY. JANUARY B. 1879.
ncstomce Hollrs.

During week ossys until further notice
be Postofllce will i'e kept open from sever,
!. N. until nine p NJ.
sundays from hlslfpast twelve to one
nd from four until six r Ne
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No. / Coal Oil at retail at Coffin s
Kennaly's.
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Notice.

Notice.
HXn0 G. w. CHASE: YOU ARE HEREBY NO
\ titled that we, George Stuck and Samuel Hal
lett, have done the fail amount OF work required
by the law of Congress OF 1872, and amendments
thereto, to-wit:
One Hundred tS1O0l Dollars
On the Tribune quartz claim. situated in Banner
District, Boise comfy, l. 7. Said claim conSisting
of fifteen hundred feet along the Tribune quartz
lode; aud you airs hereby required 10 pay us all
assessments against sou on tho same. aud for the
publication OF this notice. within ninety t9ll days
from the date hereby, forfeit all your right title
and claim III, to and upon said Tribune claim az
provided by act above specified. GEO STUCK,
Oct 22,-3m. SAML. HALLETT.