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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-07-13

drew Gait and few enthusiasts, il
on foot for British emigration scheme
on a gigantic scale. The idea is q
combination Of the leading classes to
help ont with aid from the State emf
grafton to British colonies, for it is
noted with alarm that those now seek
ing elbow room outside the strained
and crowded limits of England go to
swell the growth aud greatness Of the
United States, instead Of aiding to
build up the colonies. In fifteen years,
OUT Of two millions If people who left
the United Kingdom for lands beyond
the sea, only quarter Of million
went 10 Canada. seven out Of every
eight (l.75o,ooo) going to the United
States.
Eli PERKIN's laurels are in danger.
On recent Sunday morning Sun
day school superintendent, on his way
to church, met boy with fishing
pole. "Where are you going with
that poleY" asked tho superintendent.
He had not seen the boy since the
last time he filled up at e Sunday
school picnic please, sir, I've got a
wicked father who sends me out to
fish every Sunday morning, but as
soon MS get out Of sight Of the house
am going to play hockey and come
TO Sunday SCHOOL,
Miss JRNNIg PARKER killed il black
bear at her fathers ranch, on Scott
river, CAL, recently. The boar came
to the house in q very familiar sort Of
way. and seemed disposed to make a
raid on the milk house. The dogs
were turned loose and the bear took
TO a tree. Miss Jennie did not pro-
pose 10 be kept ia suspense with the
beast snarling from his perch, SO size
took down her fathers Winchester
and laid him cold the lirst shct.
Cor. BlANroN DuScAN has sued the
Louisville Comier.Jouaal for libel,
laying his damages at twenty-five
thousand dollars. The paper stated
that Duncan bore bad part in the
Bloody Monday riots Of August, 1855,
between native born aud foreign resi-
dents Of Louisville, in which many
persons were killed
The Sacramento Bee says: "The /
census Of California has been taken
aud We shall soon know whether our
population exceeds or falls below
million. This city shows 81 500 in.
hahitants,
Is the House az Lords on the 9th |
the elementary education bill. render.
ing school attendance compulsory
throughout the country, was read II
SNNNhN Univ NlNlHlNb uiNlSloUs
A nlsrArcu from Geneva, Italy, says
the popular vote in that canton on the
law f'r The separation Of Church aud
State resulted in rejection Of the
measnfe.
Tux Cal says the census SO far
shows that the population Of San Fran.
cisco is likely to fall far short Of $685.
0oe, the number indicated by lhe dl.
rectosy
ANOTHER lively day was experienced
at the San Francisco SAINT lat on the
9TH, and It was found necessary to cm
ploy the pole to protect kearneyl
from the mob.
Jos. FURcER loN, Of Lane ctuAty, Or
had Lis skull badly fractured BY being
thrown from wagon ON the 4th. His |
recovery is deemed impossible. II
BRADLAUGH was served at the en-.
i ancc of the House Of Commons with
} iother writ, for voting on the Irish
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-07-13
WHOLESALE
IDAHO CITY,

WHOLESALE
at less prices than they can lay them dow,
here. A general store of well-selectsl|
spring and summer stock, and am able NJ
sell cheaper than ever before, because \
have bought all new fresh goods and All
doing my own transportation, which M
lows me to sell cheaper than any Other
firm in the Territory; therefore giving All
my customers and friends the. advantage
of buying cheap, Fancy Goods and Dr.
Goods, Groceries, Dried Fruits, Sugars
Coffees and Teas, Canned Goods, Boots
Shoes and Clothing, Saddles, Harness and
Leather.
The highest cash prices paid for Hides
and Furs.
Yours, Very Respectfully,
]. q. emery. |
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-05-26

Our pleasure is only e4ualled by
our confidence, when we announce
James Carroll, OF Audrain county.
Tor Secretary Of state. Mr.. Carroll
is at present circuit clerk of this
county, and it is conceived by every
one that he has no superior in the
state. He has tie reputation Of pre-
pairing better papers for the supreme
court than any man III Missouri. To
know Mr.. Carroll, IS to like him. He
Is thorough Democrat. and Il W hole
souled irishman, and justly proud of
his nationality. Nr. Carroll is ia
every way qualified and worthy Of
the office, and with that SUPPORT
which he deserves. ani will get, cx-
cept for some unforeseen circum-
stances, Will be Missouri'> next sec
retary Of state.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-05-26

II Is Ia, wit. .nil>.rtr--. ..o'n any
source that we call attention 10 this
gentleman. We 10 j. simply because
he is q candidate lyr :sa.ratary OF
~tatc. therefore .,Gc ,t... shouId
know as much Q. -... .ht per
tain to him as T. STAT, =. .a,.
James Carroll Na- '-'." The 10th
of November. 1880. ~ i -scrtord. Ire
land. His rarenta@r * OF the true
and pure Celtic stock, possessing all
that that people did, and do at the
present tilnc,-a >an4u'n", nervous
temperament so characteristic OF the
Irish people.
James, when quite Young, was put
as an apprentice to the mercantile
business and served his full term and
when at eighteen years OF age came
to America ana still follow cd his pro-
fessiOu until ten years ago, when he
entered upon the duties of clerk Of
the circuit court.
He settled in Missouri in 1884,
twenty-six years ago, and came to
Auslrain county, his present home,
in 1858, and has lived here ever since.
lie was elected clerk OF the Audrain
circuit court in 1870, and has held
that office till the present time, and
in thai position he acquitted himself
with great credit. making one of the
best officers known to the courts.
Mr.. Carroll has ever been an active
and enterpriSing man, full of pubic
spirit and doing great labor i'll social
and public affairs. As above stated
he is forty-scven years old, tall, not
thinly built nor yet stochy, but has
firm and active constitution. lie has
a very quick, active brain and acute
observ alton, and is very accurately
clerical in all his work. Mr.. Carroll
has but few enemies. His teInpera-
ment is active and he is quick to re-
sent, but as quickly 10 make amends,
if in any manner he supposaes nc has
offended. He IS Il Democrat Of the
most enthusiastic stamp, and spends
his time and money for the success OF
his party, whether he is q candidate
or not. We do not suppose that he
conld rest in philosophic calmness
beneath the shade of a weeping VIII
low IL assailed with relentless hand;
be is too excitable for that we ap-
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-05-26
MAPLE GROVE, Mo, Nav %.

Mr.. WHITE: For no ones success
do our citizens entertain more cor
dial desire than Mr. James Carroll's.
DO all you can to help SO worthy an
aspirant. Besides being eminently
qualified to fill the office of Secretary
of State, he is in every sense II gem
tlemau, universally pleasing and at
tractive. While clerk Of our court,
he has been attentive to strangers
visiting this section, as well as to
neighbors, and therefore it is not as
tonishing that he has friends every
where. A SUBSCRIBER.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-05-26

Funny, amt il? All the L:@sl-pGc,~
tcctive-taritf newspapers az il taEtt
OF free paper. They don; care ATTY
thing about free salt 70, laccn, fr9.f-
trace and long clans *or 'armers~
free spades and picks tor miners, nor
for free iron and steal TO- trauspo,-
tation, but they are terribly in carl.N2:st
for free paper, ana think il On ontr:.aa=yy
that it should not lie free Now. f@a>
favor free paper, but we Ia! :" see "a:
argument for free paper, that doe:-
net equally apply TO the articles h$Ia,
mentioned, and many others. -E&-
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-05-26
prchnn ne would rather tiGlt

prch"n' ne would rather ti@lt' '..'
/ 10 any ,urh thing.
! The people of hudra!r would "l"rt
| him Scrrptar: oj stat. il shel cn"td
! have Hn opportunity. and sill -"
! their best to nominate hin ii t4c
jefferson City convention,
From the Wa1reu'nu tanner
Nr. Jame- Carroll. circuil clerk -
| Audrain county, !, rectjT.u,r cpn~id-
cradle mention from papers ;hrou-h-
ont the state a. canltiGatr for tl"
office of Secretary OF state. he j. 4
gentleman OF splendid qualifications
and his friends are urging his claims
for the po aition.
From the knox County Democrat
James Carroll, an old time friend
| in Mexico, Mo. is a candidate for
| Secretary OF o.atc. Inc Democrat
could support Mr.. G. with good
grace, as we know him to be gen
tlcman lie is circuit clerk Of Au-
! drain county, and has been for ten
years.
From the Mexico Ledger.
! Last week while i'll Fulton OF btisi-
ness. We took occasinA 10 review the
political field, and found that the
! leading members of the bar, and the
t citizens with whom we couvcrscd,
were for James Carroll of this city,
+ one of the best circuit clerks in
! Missouri, for Secretary of State.
! From the CasS County Tlnes-Courer.
The subject of this notice is 4 resi-
dent Of Mexico, Mo. Mr.. Carroll will
| be n candidate before the Democratic
| State convention for the office of
! Secretary of State. Those who know
! him best recommend him rs u true
| Democrat, and in every way fitted
| for the position to which he aspircs.
From the Galloway Gazette,
James Carroll. circuit clerk of Au-
drain county, is candidate for the
| office of Secretary of State. Mr..
Carroil's nationality and ability will
| be two strong elements i'll favor of
| his nomination.
! From the Mexico Lsdger.
| James Carroll's boom is good
! one. Our exchanges all over the
state are booming for the Audrain
Irishman, .
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-05-26

Mr.. James Carroll, the wild irish
ulan. a> hc i called. : looming up
- a prominent Candidate. t"r Secrc-
tary Of state. NJ. Carroll j. circuit
clerk of AuGraiu county and he has
the reputation for being one of tn"
lnnstaccummodat;n4 and best qIalj-
ticd officials in the state. All honor
to the gallant son ot ourlittIc sister
AudGai1
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-05-26
From the La Plata Home Press.

Our old time friend. James Car
roll, Clerk OF the Au1rain circuit
court, has announced himself as a
candidate for Secretary of State. 4
better man for the position cannot be
found i'll the State, and if the con-
vcntion shall, as heretofore, consider
the matter of nationality, he will
stand Il good show, "a he i repre-
sentative iri>hinan, and this position
has of late years been accorded TO
that nationality. Aside from this,
however, Carroll is strong man
and good man, anywhere You put
him.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-05-26
Frcr1 the Mexico Daily !ntrllI-rue"r.

Special attention il invited 10 tie
candidacy of Mr. James Carroll for
the Office OF Secretary OF state, As
may he seen by al announcement
elsewhere in tli> paper. Mn, Carroll
needs no iutrodu tinn 20 the people
Of Audrain, OF of thu section Of the
state. y, a leading merchant and
business man, Lie has been well and
tavorahly known III Eprt.t Missouri
for tWenty-fiyc years. During the
entire period Of his long service as
circuit clerk ot Audrain county, he
has given the utmost sat:si:.ctlon.and
has been recognized by tie member
Of the bar from other districts a \
most e:firient and reliable officer. Mr..
Carroll has an extensive acqu9int-
alice in the stale, and will lnahe a Tor
nidaDle candidate. a:.d Il nominated
and elected will ill the Office With
credit to himself and the entire satl :
faction Of the pc"l.C-
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-05-26

JAS. Carroll. of Aulrain county. is
daily developing more and better
strength for the office of Secretary of
state. He i Il true democrat and in
every WHY qualified to til the of.,ce.
Being an irishman, lie Will command
the larger part OF that element
throughout the state. The man tha,
beats james Carroll. the wild Irish
lnan of Audrain, will be the next
secretary of State.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-05-26


Mcintyre and Carroll, o: Ibis cats-.-
tv, are still ahead Of al! competitors
for Acknowledgement aud Secretary
Of State.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-05-26

Among tLt ,"nJtt,atCs ,or Secretary
# State, we motto" the ramc OF James
Carroll Of Audran, quite widely and
tavoraDiy mentioned. Durin- 4 long
career as clerk Of the Au,irain circuit
court, Mr.. Carroll has established Il
reputation for accuracy, efficiency
and fidelity in the public service
which few men in official station can
claim. If chosen Secretary oI state,
he would make Il conscientious and
acceptable officer.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-05-26

Mr.. .Tames Carroll, Of ,sieEicO, Mo.
has decided to become . candidate
for the Office OF Secretary OF state, 1T
the earnest request Of Iii, many
friends throughout the state. Mr.
Carroll ila- for several vear- held the
office of Circuit Clerk OF Audrain
county. and i the present incumbent.
He has made for himself, by his
genial manner, accommodating spirit
and proliciencv in office. hosts Of
friends and admirers. There is no
man who would fill the office with
more credit than James Carroll, Of
Audrain.
From tie E4ndalia Leader.
Circuit Clerk James Carroll, tie
Jolly. big-heartcd, energetic IRISH
man, OF Mexico, passed dG'vn the
road on his WAY to the immigration
convention, presumably to look after
his interests a. Il candidate for Secrc-
tarv of State, his friends throughout
the state have finally, by the persis-
,ence of their call. induced him to
enter tie fie.d. We predict that he
will win it ard that he will make the
most efficient secretary Missouri ever
had.
From III. 81 Louis Post Dispatch
Mr.. Carroll is one Of the most Tor
midable candidates for secretary OF
State now in the field, and was max
inc friends fast when taken aside by
a Post-Dispatch reporter. lii re-
sponSe 20 the usual inquiries he stat
Ell that "Audrain is the garden spot
of the state Our prairie LANDS are
particularly adapted to stock raising:
Mexico, Eandalia, Martinsburg ana
Laddonia are al! thriving towns:
The county is about equally divided
between Hockaday and Crittenden
for governor.
From the Montgomery Standard
Mr.. James Carroll, of Mexico, Is
candidate for Secretary OF state
before the Democratic convention. A
long service as clerk of the circuit
court in Audrain county, where ne
has performed his duties with salts
faction. neatness and precision, rem
ders Mr.. Carroll peculiarly well quall-
fled for the position lie seeks. lie Is,
withal, q sound Democrat and
genial gentleman.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-05-26
From the GLASGOW aIi>~tarian.

We are continually hearing good
things said about James Carroll. Of
Mexico, in connection with the Ollie"
Of Secretary If stare Than Mr.
Carroll the public has not Il more de-
voted and Trustworthy servant. The
Democracy could not more honor
i,>cli than by making him Secretary
of State.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-05-26

Without disparagcment OF the
claims of other worthy candidates for
t..9 office OF Secretary of State, We
will say that Mr.. James Carroll of
Audrain, would fill the Office with
great credit to himself as a thorough
business man and to the people as 4
gentleman qualified to do much more
than perform the mere routine duties
Of thv Office.
Mr.. JAS Carroll, circuit clerk Of
Audrain county, is receiving consid-
cradle mention from papers through
out the State as candidate for the
office Of Secretary of State. He is a
gentleman of splendid qualifications
and his friends are urging his claims
for the position.-Warrenton Banner.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-05-26

James Carroll, circuit clerk Of Au-
drain county, is bein" pressed by his
friends as a candidate for Secretary
Of State. One OF the best rccomnen-
dations any man can have is the earn-
est support of his neighbors. This
Mr.. Carroll possesses. Everybody in
Auorain is for him redhot and he
stands good chance i'll the uncertain
game OF politics.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10
@ur 0liu
Put Life Into Your Work.

A young mans interest aud duty both
dictate that he should make himself iudis-
pensable to bis employers. He should be
so industrious, prompt and careful that the
accident Of his temporary absence should
be noticed by his being missed. A young
man should make his employer his friend,
BY doing faithfully and minutely all that
is entrusted to him. II is great mistake
TO be over nice and fsstidious about work.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10
Marriage.

The foundation Of every good govern
ment is the family. The best and most
prosperous country is that which has the
greatest number of fresides. The holiest
institution among men is marriage 1t
has taken the race countless ages to come
up to the condition of marriage. With
out ii there would be no civilization, no
human Advancement, no life worth living
for. Life is failure to any woman who
has not secured the love and alteration Of
some great and magnificent man. Life is
a mockery to any man, no matter whether
he be mendicant or monarch, who has not
won the heart of some worthy woman
Without love and marriage, all the price
less joys of this life would be as ashes on
the lips Of the children Of men.
"You had better be the emperor Of one
loving and tender heart, and she the EN-
press of yours, than to be the king of thi
world. The man who has really won thu
love Of one good woman in this world, i
matters not though he die in the ditch
beggar, his life has been a success
There is a heathen book which says
"Man is strength, woman is beauty; man !
courage, woman is love" When the on
man loves the one woman, aud the on
woman loves that Que man, the very angel
leave heaven and come and sit in tha
house and sing for joy The Physioiogis
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10
The Turkish Perfume Seller.

During my penmbulations in Smyrna |
was caught by the ingenious face Of a
handsome Turk, who sat smoking on his
stall, with his legs eoiled under him, with
an air Of ofsupreme complacency. Hewas a
vendor Of the perfumes for which "Araby
the blest" is famous. 1t was pleasant to
stand and sniff the mingled aromas that
surrounded the spot. Jars of various es-
sences and boxes Of 5piced shrubs emitted
fragrance ravishing to the nose. As we
examined his ssweetscented wares, glanced
occasionly at the owner, whose countenanee
continued serene aud impassive. He
might have passed for a statue, SO perfect
was the repose Of his features and attitude.
There was not the least indication Of SO
lIcitude as TO our intentions. We would
buy if the prophet so ordained. We pur-
chased some altar Of roses and other ex-
tracts, which were no cheaper than in
Paris, but far more genuine. After the
parcels were made up | felt inclined to have
some chat with our merchant, Though
sedate and retieent, as all Turks are, yet
there was frankuess in Lis yisage that was
encouraging, and so / bade my Interpreter
to ask him ii he could be tempted to leave
Smyrna aud go to my country, where his
rare perfume would yield him ten times the
profit he could hope for here. At the end
Of n few years he might return to the East
q rich man.
A look ofundisguised astonishment over
spread his face
"What" he exclaimed, "leave the land
Of the prophet, to go among inidelsl aban
don my home to accumulate money | do
not want | have enough to eat and drink
and my pipe to smoke. | have a wife,
and, please Allah, | hope some day to have
another. What more have TO desire? |
am satisfied"
This sample Of Turkish philosophy was
not little staggering.
"But, tell him." | continued to the in
terpreter, "that in my country he would be
under the protection Of law, where no cadi
could either imprison or bowstring him.
He would be intructed, have books and
papers to read, and might learn what was
passing in the world; also, in that happy
country the padisha is chosen by the peo-
pie to govern them, and he could take a
share in his election"
This enticing description Of the adyan-
tagcs Of superior civilization were all
thrown away on the incredulous, if not
eonlemptuous Turk. "What are these
things to me?" he answered. "Would they
make me hannier2 Conld eat or drink
more in your country than In mine9 Could
! smoke more or love more? Ny fathers
have always lived in this holy land. Why
should ! leave Il till Allah calls me away,
when l shall 90 10 MahOmets paradise,
where hours innumerable await me2 DO
you think would give up this to go tc
your unknown world.
/ felt that il was idle to hold out intel
lcctual delights or political privileges ai
bats to the true son Of the prophet, whose
faith In the Koran was implicit-far NOR,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10
The Fair at Pesth,

1t is fair-day in the Hungarian capital,
and the hotels nre as full as they can
cram. There is not au inch Of space left
anywhere. The Residurdtioas, as we
pass them, are choked with human life,
half savage, half civilized, that not IN eel
even, were it ever so hungry, could man
age to insinuate itself, supposiog it had
the courage TO face so polyglot an assem-
blage. In the streets, the traveller is
jostled not only by Hungarians Of each
nationality, viz, Magyars, slovaks, Ruth
enians, Seekers, Wallachians, Croats, Serbs,
Bosnians and Illyrians, but by Germans,
Poles, Muscoyites, Bohemians, French.
men, Italiaus, heretics, Turks aud infdels
There are Jews and gypsies by the hun.
dred, German Jews, Hungarian Jews in
the costume Of the Magydrorszdg king.
dom Of Hungary Polish Jews in black
toga aud long eorkscrew curls. Transyl.
vanian Jews in greasy brown cloth dress
ing-gown aud sandaled feet, looking like
dissipated Capuchin friars, and who evi
dently ignore tho maxim concerning the
proximity Of cleanliness to godliness, nc
less than their Christian prototype. There
are men in hats made Of rushes, other
with eonicalshaped hats Of fur, the pre-
else pattern Of that worn by Robinson
Crusoe; others again wearing large broad
ones, like Spanish sombreros. There arr
plenty Of Turks in fezes, and now ant
then turban. There are Hungarians il
white linen gatya (trouscrs,) full, lik,
petticoats, and immense shirt-sleeyes, as
large as those of a surplice; men from
Upper Hungary, whose long hair is platte,
in four tails, which hang over their should
ers, and who wear wonderful yestments
/ that must be seen even TO be believed in
men, too, from the county Of Somogy
clad in blanke,-like cloaks, half Bedouiu
There are women with colored scaris grace
fully coiled round the head womeu--
beautiful women, whose raven hair is GOV
cred with gold coins; women again-na
tiyes Of Pesth, wearing dark blue kel
chiefs, 80 disposed as to conceal the Who'll
face, with the exception Of the eyes, nos
aud mouth, and who only need the add
ton Of ydkmdsh to give them all th
appearance of true daughters of th
Prophet What medley and what
Babel of tongues greets the ear Of III
stranger as he works his way in and OF
among theml -Four fairs are annual
held at Pesth, aud the influx Of visitoI
at each is estimated to exceed 2S, 900
Tegple Bar.