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cs ,hJVS Al mo- i48.
,;vs s1 4 fa thsl rsuiil4dlr 81
your life is the wish oil yeur friends
for yourself and your wife.
From 81 4,oqisff / !. ..lfAy y, yOur ScFE
crosses, may your, cup Of bhss %
full, may you hiye no ground TO
regret your electrical step taken TO-
dsy, and whensy0u eet's6G msy It be
uleaceful.1oaNTs9 y IAtham. i reHiied
'Thanks.'" .faHOTS Il Il
g.. 1aIYSycE q .sheDsl
a ~ OlAl.ls.SInpO ~
{, NEW Yoax,I Ieb4U 2E.-<The. follow
inr Correspondence ban just been
made public hsrei,D D yaa1q,,k -.
2 CmgYlsASE 9yieept 20 1850.
To Gen. W. s, Htsogcs, I JSveTnGrs S' yas%
!, Dean Sm-T ehEDss slips cut from
the Gazette. Snd LUUmmefcialy6f this
CITY, both OF them shs1spspers q
large circulation u and influence in
Ohio and In&pA rsfsTTing, Ias you
will see, to the, mach rhnrped. ed.upon
subject in our politics pt rebel CLAIMS
These newspapers AND hSpuDhcan
stumpspeakefs are constantly assert
Ing that il you Sfe elected president
claims Of disloyal people Of the South
for losses susta Aimed in the 'HaxIwill
be allowed aAd ! paid by ittha United :
Stated. They further diyecto special
attsutionrte. the fact that this chasgs n
has been made against the Democrat
ID party, and that you, it, Sahdidate
for president have not denied it.
This warfare is made in all serious
ness and imaint tdinsd with great earn
estness, and repeated day Utter day
in press and Ispesohes1 10 YOn nre
known to the country - . frank,
honest soidier,I now lthe representa-.
tive uf-the Democratic pasty,: and
having @V stBASl w sksS.3rtl1Y-
Whatever you may say me ReoRle
will hear and believe, ! submit the
matter to your Judgment ~ 20 wnat
you should say 9r, Whether yop
should mako any public uttersrce az
all Very respectfully yours .Ieds.
.ioiisiu laIug THEopohE Cook
REPLY or GEN. HANoock,
| GovERNoss ISLAND, N!ox.SSept ~.
THEoDoRE COOK, EEsq, Canclnnan ~
iDHAR Silly Noanletter' Of the xOth
inst. has been received. .IDregret
that you are disturbed about that
"Southefn war claims ( The
people cannot be misied by 1t" 70
suppose that '1e3ci lsas claains, .,a q
we're N Che rebellion esnI n, 4 IN any !, WY
or in any v W aegree Pc orltenanceu'
used TO jbs made against iln Dye9mlocritA, Dy9l
even when,r they were IN arms del
fending inc 'country.le,Soa LAT - ~
1ouches me denounce w. AnS gos.i
ernment l,eal5, Gun never My.a oec' OF
gram . peIsion u lewslu u Any
sols ior was.ns Weapon .s1IowI % "a -,
issonoe, ny1 Oou AZ - .s.s'o,.. . e
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Ls.s ooznsssssnsr sr Paferfs.
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Cut, Scald, Burn, Bruise, Sting, Gall
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Dumb Brutos nro subject, that docs
not respond to this Soothing balm.
The Ceutaur
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16

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ences Of medicine and chemistry have never
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Affections Of the Liver, Dyspepsia,
Emaciation, and General Debility.
By its searching and cleansing qualities
It purges out the foul corruptions which
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SARsAPARILLA a fair trial.
1t is folly to experiment with the numer-
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and without medicinal virtues, offered as
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Physicians know its composition. and pre-
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Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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Ihs I'd Fszas > bs.ag c'l,iI siIli =
Enesis1@ ssz.ty. h-a-t
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
Josh Billings on Marriage.

BY awl means, Joe, get married, if
you have a fair show. Don't stand
shivering on the bank, but pitch rite
in and stick your head under and the
shiver is over. Thar amt any more
trick in getting married than there is in
eating peanuts. Many man has stood
shivering on the shore until the river
ran out Don't expect to marry an
angel; they have all been picked up
long ago. Remember, though, you
ain't saint yourself. Do not marry
for beauty exclusively. Beauty is
like ice, awful slippery, and tliaws
dreadfully easy Don't marry for luy
neither; luv is like a cooking stove
good for nothing when the fuel gives
out. But let the mixture be some
beauty bccomingly dressed, will
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
Quartz Recorded.

The following quartz claims have
been recorded since Al ril I, 1880:
Fifteen hundred feeton the Adela
in Shaw's Mountain District. Locator,
K. P. Plowman.
Fifteen hundred feet on the North
Star, in Sbaw's Mountain District.
Locator, K. P. Plowman.
Fifteen hundred feet on the Colum
bia, situated about one mile and hall
easterly from the Banner mine, in Ban
ner District. Locator, Jas. Irwin.
Fifteen hundred feet located an6
called the Dreadnaught, in Lager Beel
gulch, in Gambrinus District. Locator
Daniel Magee.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
Died:

MAUTZ. I'm this city on May 4, 1880, OF
pluro-pneumonia, after an illness Of a
week, Charles August Mautz, aged al
years, months and days.
Deceased was born in Esslingen, Wur-
temburg, Germany, and came to the Uni
ted States in 1854, and TO this city in 1864
He leaves wife and three children. He
has five sisters, one in Germany and four
in Pennsylvania, and brother residing at
this place. Deceased worked for several
years at his trade, that of bootmaker,
but at the time of his death was engaged
in the mercantile business. He has al
ways been known as an industrious and
honest man.
The funeral took place yesterday at
8 O'Clock from the NJ E. Church, and was
largely attended He was an Odd Fellow
and was buried by that order. Rev. 4.
Hays preached the funeral sermon
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
THE WORLD Is HONEST.
Detroit Free Press.


A dozen men were yesterday loaf
ing away the rainy hours in busi-
ness place near the ferry dock when
the conversation turned upon the sub
ject of general public rascality. A
citizen said he had given boy quar-
ter to get change, and he had never
seen him again; another said he
wouldn't trust his own grandfather;
and third would give 800 to see an
honest man.
81 have not yet lost my faith in hu-
man nature,n finally remarked man
on back seat. "Any of you may call
in stranger to Us all, and will give
him $5 note to go and get change.
| Ii he fails to come back | lose the
money; if he returns you will see how
foolish your assertions are"
| Hall a dozen men rushed to the
door. A seedy, gaunt, and evil look
ing African was padding by in the
rain, and he was selected to make the
test.
stranger" said the man who hadn'
lost confidence, "take this S. bill
around the corner and get it changed
and will give you ten cents"
The black man departed without !
: word, and for the next ten minute
the laugh was Oh the man who sci
him. 1t died away, however, as tn
' African slouched in, banded out th
u bill and said:
i l ruined all ober an nobody coul
change him."
{ He was given his ten cents, and tn
5 man who lost the quarter by the bo
. said he couldn't have believed sue
: an exhibition Of honesty if he had u
e witnessed it, and he was willing
u buy the cider for the crowd.
&c 1t was only after the cider had bei
q destroyed and paid for that be learn'
.. that the bill given the negro was
Sc base counterfeit which no one won
accept.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07

about $3.50 in her pocket, gud spell
lur, handy and neat in her house,
plenty Of good sens, tuff constitution
and bylaws, small feet, light step;
add to this sound teeth and q warm hart
The mixture will keep in any klimate
and will not evaporate. If the cork
happens to be left out the strength
amt gone, Joe. Dpn't marry fol
pedigree unless it is backed by bank
notes. A family with nothing bu1
pedigree generally lacks success.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
struck 1t Rich.

Mr.. James Irwin commenced work
on tunnel last fall to. tap the Pana-
mint, which is situated three or four
hundred yards above the Banner
quartz mill. He struck it last Friday
at depth of 10 or so feet. The tun-
mel is in llO feet. The vein is two
feet wide, and is immensely rich In sill
yer from wall to wall. MIR. Charley
Magee brought to town last Monday
some fine specimens from this mine
the richest we have ever seen from the
Banner District A piece taken from
the poorest streak in the vein is good
average rock. The lucky owners OF
the Panamint are Messrs. Jas. Irwin
and Ben miller, two energetic miners,
and we are glad they have struck a
bonanza. Mr.. Irwin has spent most
of his tins. since 1861 prospecting
in Banner District, ard his recent dis
covery promises to richly reward hin
for his labors
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
Engineers and surveyors Instru-
meDts.

meDfs.
Professor Butler has lately received
a splendid set of engineers and sur
veyor's instruments from w. & L. p.
Gurley, Of Troy, N. Y. The set con-
sists Of fye-inch double vernier, en-
gineer's transit with micrometer and
stadiometer for telescope, which ls
very powerful, shifting head for rapid
centering, and patent adjustable tn
pod and plumb bobs, perfect solar
attachment with declination arc OF
6-inch radius, and whose vernlsr reads
to seconds (the arcs, verniers, and
hour circle are on plates Of silyer), q
cIynometer Of Browning's make in
London, an aneroid barometer reading
to 10000 feet, Grummann's patent en-
gineer's chain with tension balance, a
Chesterman steel tape 100 feet long, q
steel brazed chain with the usual pins,
New York leveling rod and a splen.
did chronometer. The Professor
awaits the fine weather to commence
several surveys he has already en-
gagged to make, and one in particular
i for the Bullion Club, Of New York, O
which be is a member. His card may
be found in our professional column
and any work required Of him will b
accurately. cheaply and promptly pei
formed. Being frst-class draughts
: man and an artist of 10 common abll
ties, having won gold medal at tn
Royal School Of Art, South Kensine
: ton, London, and possessed Of the fir
est and most accurate and complet
instruments known to modern eng
: neering, we can confidently recon
mend him to all wanting work dor
: in his line.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
NEWS THAT JAG
BROUGHT.
JACK


Some time ago, in the southern
part Of this State, an incident occurred
which will be spoken Of npon the oc-
casion Of every election in that part
OF the country. Upon the day Of the
noted event people in all the town
ships exhibited their interest by go-
ing early to the polls Two promi-
|nent men in certain county were
candidates for Sheriff. and their sup
|porters were 80 equally divided that
a great concern was felt. Bets were
made, fist fights were inaugurated, IN
fact everything was engaged in to
make the election interesting. About
10 o'clock the excitement became SC
great in one township that a man was
selected to ride over to the next town
ship to see who was ahead. The
lswiftest horse was selected. The maj
lsprang into the saddle and dashet
i .laway. The rider was intentl.
watched until out Of sight. Thel
more bets were made as to which 0
fIthe candidates was ahead. More 6s
engagements were inaugurated. r
, Inally the man was seen coming baci
= He had lost his hat and his hair wa
streaming out horizontally.
! six aheadl Six ahead!" he shou
ed, when within hearing Of the crow'
: aWho's six ahead?" demanded Sc
t eral voices.
: ..rll be dinged if | know" said Il
e man, checking his Eorse, "but ye
Y may bet your life one Of them is s
+ ahead"
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07

= 4
<-------
POPULAR SCIENCE NOTES.
The bill introduced before Congress
by Senator Hill, Of California, provid-
ing for an appropriation Of $4,000 to
be used in sinking artesian wells IL
the arid regions Of the Rocky Noun
tains, has been reported upoE favor
ably by the committee on public lands
1t is estimated that there are now
some five million acres of government
lands, in those regions, at present un-
saleable, because of their aridity,
which could be converted int !, valu-
able farming lands by this means OF
irrigatiops.
During the past few months some
important discoveries of gold and sill
yer have been made in the State Of
Maine. The Riverside Mining Com
pany, with capital stock of $500, 900,
has been organized at Camden, Knox
county, and men are employed night
and day. Several other wealthy COM
panies have also been formed and are
doing profitable business. An assay
of ore recently taken from the Deer
J Isle mine, on Deer Island, Penobscot
Bay, resulted as follows: Gold, $50;
silver, $50; copper, $40; lead, s2I.
1 Prof. John Trowbridge once wisely
remarked that it would certainly be a
great boon to the world if the general
level of scientific education could be
raised, so that each young man ol
young woman, when he or she issue;
: from school doors, should have enough
: definite knowledge of the great iawi
of the physical universe to Instant,
} denounee blue glass theories and al
, tempts at perpetual motion, not fron
: the pride of knowledge, but from tn
e feeling that error, credulity and super
u stition should be combatted with trutt
r One of the many processes for maf
! ing photographic and heliotypic prin
ing plates is as follows: Take
> pure white glue l kilogramme, soa
In clear water some "a hours, the
- melt in the usual way until all the Wi
. ter has been cooked out, adding 2
" grammes of potassium bichromat
:" Get suitable glass, provide it with
rim of putty to prevent the solutlC
from running of. coat the glass wi
We OK gall, then pour on your soluti'
and allow it to remain two days in
j. dark place, when the glue tablet mi
- be detached and is ready for use. Fl
pare smooth block of wood or met
:, the size of the plate you want ma
and glue the tablet to its place. Nc
w. take a transparent negative drawn
bold lines, and strong contrast
I'M lights and shades, over the smooth S
laii face of the tablet, and expose TO
an sunlight from for one to three hou
After this procedure moisten the (;
and with water, and finally remove
eer means of a soft, moist cloth, all 6
tor, not hardened under the influence
light, when the "cliche" will show
drawing in perfect relief with smo
printing surface. If desired. cleo
, if types may be easily taken from til
and plates in future issue
rite -+~<--
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07

tee on Mines And Mining was verv
slimlv attended On the 2sth only six
II IL eIevcn members being present
The ma;or;tv of the s;x decided that
Il could not ~ adv;sable q adont the
amendment which Was practicallv
agreed man II the last meeting. IL
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
Ex- Postmaster Found Guilty OF En-
bexxlement.

John Macarthur, formerly Pestmas-
ter of Chicago. was found guilty of
embezzIement as postmaster, in the
United States Court recently on four
counts of the indictments against him,
aud not guilty OH the other count,
The amount embezzled was fixed at
$4,000. The penalty is double the
amount of embezzlement, and from one
to ten years in the county Jail. He
was given three days III which To pre-
pare for sentence.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07

"WEu, Crimes queried friend Of
the queer old fellow" do you really
believe the Bible Is true?v "Oh, Lord
o. mercy. yes. ! shouldn't dare to dis
believe it whether believed it or not,
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
Connecticut Temperance Convention.

The Prohibitionist Convention met
recently in Hartford Seventy-6ve
delegates were present, and Rev. E.
B. Hillard was chosen president. A
full state ticket was nominated.
Presidential electors and delegates to
the National Prohibitory Convention
at Cleveland We're also elected. Res
olutions were also adopted criticisng
the attitude of the Democratic and Re
publican parties, and of Governor An
drews toward the Temperance party.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
ns,omce Hours.

eek Gays, until further notice,
b will he kept open from seven
hine p. M.
From half-past twelve to one,
u until six p. M.
SEY ORDER BUSINESS.
ey Order office will not be
4 on Sundays; and no Money
ess will be transacted On Sat
four O'Clock p. M.
s. G. SILSBY,
f5I)cc. 3. 1875. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
Arrivals at the Luna House.

a. Brown. Geo. Bennett and r. Smart.
City; Dan Mccormick, s. T. Denton, John
Moore and H. Magee, Quartzburg; Sam
Hallett, Banner; H. Happier, Ophir Greek ;
Jas. Young, 5. Dempsy, Chris Meifert,
Dave Murray, VIM. Oxford, Andy Mcclure
Dan Jones and s. K Goldtrap, Center
vile.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07

EBATEs, Newspaper Adyertis-
n Park Row Times Building),
liz authorized to contract for
hts in the World at our best
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
fors and Patentees

for instructions, terms, refer
Edison Brothers, Solicitors
Washington, D. G., who fur
y WITHOUT CHARGE. Edison
/ wellknown and successful
experience, having been es-
1866. II.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
N evvs-

a \
ea,l NEWS
s. KINGSLEY is fitting up a
Eor himself in the building
|. er opposite the postoffice.
!, IA BULLOCK, Of Quartzburg.
: ling a week in this city, re-
i he last Tuesday.
L lived the other day the first
hsi1I6df tbe Times, published at The
I 'Dallea 01egon. 1t is Republican in
4 SpoIitics Ilas large amount of local
!, NEVIS. written up in bright spicy
= sstyIe. andis No paper. 1t is pub
ldlished s4ery Friday by Marsh & Mich
h 4 sooixL dance was given in Cen
: tenniaI Hall last Monday evening
which Hss we'll attended. 1t was a
very enj0yablc affair, and all returned
home well satisfied with the evenings
hilarify, md wishing that such par
ties were mot so far between. Good
music was furnished by Tincher, Bo-
4 mar and others.
CHARIEr MAGEE, the mail carrier
]. .betweer here and Banner, met the
" party Of six, who left here last Tuesday
for Yankee Fork, near the More Greek
summit. He arrived just in time te
" itnozs the closing scene of rough
y o4faeflUphe. Four of the boys-a saw
n mill in5u, Pennsylvania saw maker
Webl0oter and a TYPO had beel
W qivine snowshoe exhibitions for the
edification and instruction of the mex
: expofienced, and succeeded wei
enons pntil they started down tn
v v summit Here they struck up tn
ssSwnet Bye and Bye" and slid off, a
:. lightning speed, down the mountair
: : This daring quartette didn't "Land 0
4 fhe beautiful shore" but were lahde
II head first into huge drift OF I'll
ssbeautiful snow" Here the mail ca
q rier came onto the scene, and IL
o first thing that met his astonlshe
gaze was six wigglng legs projee
h inn from the bank. The uniortuna
ano8.sloers were soon pryed out WI
81 enoW4shoe poles. Their vanity WI
'a' al Knocked out, but they were OF
othcrwise uninjured. The print
, 4 sspied his FORM" but didn't make
very "strong impression"
nj Mn DAN McCoRMIcK, of Quartzbur
y = came over Wednesday and return
" yestSrday. He says work is progr'
~ nSna At the Gold Hill, and the mi
!, looking we'll.
~ ri JOE HILL was taken sick sevc
I d6YS ago and is now confined to
y Tae weather during the last four
y xe days has been wintery. and
l<x(I&y morning the ground vas ag'
- ~ xli{sned with the disagreeable.
h CUTE number of Odd Fello
c3|no from across the Basin ycstert
i tll 4ttend the funeral of Char
u BOSE river is falling. The high
tefhas done but little damage
b.
M .I; @
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07

Ar what time was Adam borp?
little before Eve.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
Price, full regular Liver size. 81 eaeh.
Large Body Pad, rubber back, - eaeh'
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

vau sehnnek Stevenson - Co.. Wholesale
Druxgsstx. Chicago, supply the trace u nssns
ufiActnreEs' q prices.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
Low Prices.

Low Prices.
Ing so cents and shaving 20
5AR JOHNSON's,
low Kingsley's, Wall street.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07

SpoRrsNEN never object to hanging
hare.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-07
-roR THE
LIVER, LUNGS. STOMACH. SPLEEN,
BACK AND KIDNEYS.

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Relieve and Cure the following diseases.
Aeue and Fever, Dumb Ague. Chliis, Liver
Complaint, Biliousness, Jaundice, TorFi"iSs
Enlargement of the Liver, Iassitude h'iss>9
tion, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Depfe>sio
of spirits, Dulluess, Want OF AplFuts, 1ft.s7
Iarial Diseases, Enia, cement ot the ~p"cass
Ayue Cake, Rheumatism, Neuraigii, Lulii-
bayo, Ssiatica, Pains in the Side, Bsck' bo.eS
and Muscles. For the Relief Of Astnhass Se-
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Cough, Weak Lungs; also. Great S-e'ie' az
Female Weakness and lrrcguiirlsS
The One Dollar Pads are within the rsseo of
av,rv sufferer Ricn or Poar. full <iz fias i'ss->
Gated containing the best known absorbent
and will prove 10 all, Old and ouas. a-ssS
ard Female. Cau be voTr at all ',sas ara anu a.
circumstances without interfering with int>r1f tTsS
msnt By wearing this pad the PIT OF yous s,on Gu
Won save doctors bills avoid taking nassous cfes
ness absorb from tho system nssiaraal and eoa,assa
disssses and tiad ready lssf Ii you want certac@tss
se can send tlsm-
Price, full regular Liver size, 81 eacn.
Large Body Pad. rubber back, - each
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