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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-15
Important Letter
From a Distinguished Physician

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-15

One OF the best rations for work
horses is corn. oats and Asxseed ground
together-the corn and oats in equal
weight, aud to nineteen bushels Of the
mixture of corn and oats add one bushel
OF fsxseed and grind all finely together.
The corn and oats make . we'll ball
anced ration, and the faIseed is rich
IN oil, muscle forming aud bone build
ing eltments; but it's oil is it's grestest
aniiary element. This small proper
ton Of OIL is just sufficient to keep the
bowels in excellent condition, the coat
sleek, aud every part OF the system in
we'll balanced activity, And then by
feeding this ground mixture with twics
its bulk of moistensd cut hay, you have
as perfect ration for work horses as
can be compounded All regular griat
mills now have al apparatus for mixing
different grains together, SO that the
farmer has only TO carry the oats, corn
and faxseed 10 proper quantity to mill
aud they will 81 be mixed without
hand labor. II the farmer has no straw
cutter. he maj use oat or wheat
chat 10 mix with The meal to render ii
porous.
In wiutefiBg horses that that are
doing but little work, straw may be
fed with the last ration and the horses
will do we'll. From eight 10 ten pounds
Of this meal TO each horse daily will
bring them through finely, even on
good STRAW. When oats are too eI.
pensive, corn meal and wheat bran In
equal weights. with one pint Of oil
meal to each horse. will give . good
result II hay is scarce. two pounds
OF deeorticated cotton seed meal. four
pounds Of corn. foor pounds OF bran
and straw will winter horses we'll. Bot
there should always be variety 10 the
food. II The farmer has clover hay aud
straw these shosld be MIXED together
better IL both be cut before mixing. but
they may be mixed 10 the u ranger With
out cutting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-15
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

MAJ ssfsig earn So b. one u ths Tow popular
vi f.mtAss IereiypE the approval u med
ltsl seatsmen. sha. 10 private. bet orly fretis
ftcJpmI Ba t Bot nee % b. tAtr fam iss IN pref.
trfnce q sty = she lftpsr.tipbs usually pre-
Fiis . bs phl sAeisHs
ipa str rwtrt taid distinguished city
phasscAn. lbs ms atARstlnus 90 ghe Macs.
Ne3Icsi hacitif ATE tush thst / ezuuot putliiY
RS inHeld plCsfr ~ tht Radical Cure. bus
silscs fetsly q 80 much fsie; from the ase "
lt untt sitter thmoHgh trial - The usual
ftEitdis-, hSRt pitats adrisgd its - Eud
pirsaHr I have ID 90 ssug rtrfe Ho lees ihah
,,is hsUa - ut 6ly p.Ieu'r iar az
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-15

Farmers are apt to draw 8 great deal
from their business thai they give 10
credit for. II 700 have becs led to
think iha. your fArn is scarce Of little
Income. just Try il one year aad see bow
msch sou really get from IL. Don'l
forget to give das credit loF house reni
isei, fruits, poultry anJ eggs. vegeta.
bIss from tie gArdes and cellar.
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ELECTRICITY

As grand curative and restorative sgent 1t
is not equalled by any el,ment or medicine in
the history Of the heAling art. Unless the vital
spark has fled tbs body, restoration by means Of
electricity is possible. II is the lAst teeort OF
all physicians and surgeons, and has rescued
thousands, apparently dead, from an uutimely
grave, when DO other humsn agency could have
succeeded. This lie the leading curative element
IN this plaster.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-15
BALSAM AND PINE.

The healing properties Of our own fragrant
balsam and pine and the gums Of the East arc
too well known 10 require description. Their
grateful, healing, soothing, and strengthening
properties are known to thousands. When com.
bined in accordance late and important discoy.
eries in pharmacy, their healing aud strength
tning properties are increased tenfold In this
respect our Plaster IL the best in uee without
the ala Of electricity.
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OUR AMERICAN ARTISTS

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CONCORD PICNIC DAYS.

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PONDS
EXTRACT.



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TWO IN ONE.

Thus combined we have two grand medical
agents in one. each u which performs it. iunc-
ton and unitedly produces more cures than any
Eminent, lotion, wash, or platter ever before
compounded In the history Of medicine. Try one
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Price Gents.

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-10

The Jones Brothers, Oregon Fhoto-
graphers, have arrived with tbeis
movable gallery, and deere to say Il.
the people Of Idaho City and vicinit,
that they have the latest improves:
apparatus and Wonderful Multiplying.
Cameras with which they can make
from one to one hundred and fortv-fou,.
p'cfures q ore ruling, and will max.
f'rss-ciass pictures at prices uDheard
oi Deforein this country. 1soeufu t;,,.,.
gems for fifty cents. and other kindr
Of work accordingly With their IA
c,iItIes for fast work they can MAKE
the picture of every man, woman an:
child in the city in very short time
consequently viii remain bnt very
few days Those DESTROYS Of avaiIine
themselves Of their services Shout
call atonce. Specimens Of all kinds or
work on exhibition. Gallery near the
school house, Main street
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-10
STAR RANCH RACES.

The entries for Thursdays race, sim
gle dash of one mile for purse of 5000.
were Billy B, Mingo and Tim Brai-
nard. Billy B. was the favorite in the
pools Tim Brainard won the race
Time, 1:50
Humboldt, Wreath and Red Boy
were entered on Friday for the mile
race, three best in FIVE. Humboldt
won the first three heats. Red Boy
coming out second in each heat.
Gray John and Quartzburg John
entered for the quarter race on Satnr-
day, the last day Race won by the
latter,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-10

HsLESA takes the palm In tI.at en-
terprIsing town while the Rev. Mr..
Holman was preaching, during the
morning service, sneak thief entered
TIE vestry room, almost directly be-
meath the pulpit. and stole therefroa.
several articles Of clothing aud $s5 ii.
cash belonging to The reverend, who
was, At the moment Of the theft ex-
hoFting bis hearers to godly lives.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-10

J. D. EMERr's rattle for a horse will
be at Fulmer's store at O'Clock p. N.
to-day.
Col. 3. A. STEVENSON came over
from Grimes Pass yesterday to attend
q meeting Of the Democratic County
Central Committee to-day.
HoS. W. A. GoULDER, who has been
reporter for the Statesman at Star
Ranch during the past week. made
this Office call last evening.
The Herald says: The authorities
OF Alturas county have commenced
suit against one of our business firms
Tor taxes, claiming that Bonanza is in
that county.
HE Herald says the female element
OF Bonanza is receiving accessions al
most daily. and the town will soon
boast OF the handsomest bellies to be
found in the Territory.
THERE is talk of constructing a sus-
pension bridge at Blackfoot. 1t is to
be 400 feet span and I6 feet road way.
The estimated cost is $4,000.
SEE County Treasurer's notice.
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BANNER NEWS.
BANNER, August 8. 1880.

sHLn1 august o. lcfcU.
Mr. Lang. an assayer, arrived here
yesterday from Yankee Fork. He
came at the instigation Of Col. Rogers.
who will be here in person in a few
days.
Mr.. Wentworth and his ostimabIe
lady returned to day from the Payette
where they have been on a successful
ish'ng excursion for several DAYS
They report the front season a good
one
Inc miners in the Crown Point
struck on Friday, and good portion
OF them left for Atlanta and Yankee
Fork to-day. Among those who lief.
Tor Atlanta were Dan Mccormick.
Steve "halen and Barry; for Yankee
FORK, VIM Hutchins, Joe Rolls, Nor
risey and others.
Great excitement prevails over the
rich find on Silver Hill, near the old
Banner mine. There are no less than
ten Claimants already. Two tunnels
are being run side by side to tap The
ore body. One by Joseph yrelch &
90. and the other by myself for the
Elmlra Co, while several other claim
ants are erecting forts on the most
commanding points. A battery Of
hrupp's guns have been sent for. and
| have been clearing the distractions
out OF Washoe gulch So as TO give the
gun-boats chance | also have a
large pickle jar loaded to the muzzle
with huckleberries and planted in nv
tunnel. So, to tell the truth, I feel
quite comfortable. Heavy firing was
heard late last night, in the direction
Of Marley's brigrde and fears are e,-
tertained for his safety. Two regi-
ments of McDowells corps will be
sent forward in the morning to bury
the dead and reconnoitre the position
of the enemy.
Two whistles are now in blowing
order in camp and the third will blow
sometime during the present month.
The steam saw mill is turning out
plenty of good lumber.
The Elmira Co.'s ore-house was
jumped last night with 200 tons of
rich rock in it. The re-locator claims
that there should have been 500 tons
by August lst, consequently it is
subject to relocation.
One mill and two church sites were
taken up yesterday
A large fishing excursion is being
organized, but cannot get an invita-
tiou, which is too bad. J. Al
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A CALL

There viii be meeting of the Boise
county Republican Central Committee IL
Idaho City, August 18th, 1880, at 2 O'Clock
F. NJ Tor the purpose of fixing time T..
mold the County. Convention and to trans.
act any other business that mar come he
fore it,
S. c. SILSBY.
Secretary. -
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LOCAL News

A. J. HEREFORD started for his home
on Lower Payette last Saturday.
While here Jack purchased Matt
Luneys fine two-seated thoroughbrace.
Fl. G. THOMPSON was in town last
Saturday. Hank is engaged in plac-
Ter mining on the South Fork Of
FIVE or six miles above Gar
cen Valley. There is quite an extent
of good placcrs at this place.
JIM WHITE killed two large deer the
other day on Deer creek, few miles
porth oftown. They were rolling fat.
DEER are more plentiful in this por-
tion Of the Territory than ever before
6ince settled by the whites. Some at
tribute the increase to the decrease
p the noble reds" whose numbers
have grown beautifully less the last
few years. They subsist chiefly on
FenSon.
IHs work of widening ont is now
gong on IN the tunuel of the Pana-
plnt, preparatory to sinkidg shaft.
Sinking will be commenced as soon
Al
p the chamber is completed, which
Flll be in about a week.
JIM IRWIN and Donald Grant will ro
T. work on the Galveston, in Banner
district, in few days. They intend
sink shaft.
Nm LIBBY went up yesterday to re-
pune work on the Golconda, a gold
Pearng ledge located near where the
|Oad crosses the More creek summit
ii the rock that has been taken from
l's mine has paid handsomely. The
|Nhers are Messrs. Libby and George
chapman.
uEo. hISsLIE is out in the southern
'"n''es nshlng for the Mormon vot,.
tue convention, and will bait his
"A with anything the Saints will
uO'e at. If the Democrats don't put
'"ard some other candidate Ida
IS next Delegate will be a Repub-
ean' de has been elected oacc, and for
~ good 1, OF the Territory We hope the
''0F will not be repeated.
MAJ. K. NJ. McDowELL, Al Miller and
WEIGH arc down from Banner.
MAJ McDowEIL says the Banner
y VIII be running by the first oil
fptember.
u0S' BEN WILSON passed through
Yesterday on his way to Pioneer,
s'e ne owns some valuable placer
suu' de is from Yreka, Cal |
ought some gravel diggings a,
p''ce several months ago, and
return in short time to work
wv ~ Men, N. B. Wiley, President
%e Council at the last session of
,'slatnre. and j. w. Birdseye,
s saent of the House. are now en-
~ IN the work of reapportioniug
h :. Jones Brothers take pictures
= 'ne smallest to the largest d.
''0ns in Photography.
ias ore taken from the Vain mine
i. al 0y Lemon and Smith, on lease.
ing packed down to Morler,s
|Ds so "r reduction. The cast of
IL r - is sl7 per ton. So vel,
ron the Herald.
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As THE happy couple were leaving
the church. the husband said 10 the
partner of his welded life: ..Marri-
age must scem dreadful thing to
you, Why, You were all of trenlble.
and one could hardly hear you say i
wlIl.'n Il will have more and say it
louder next time" said the blushing
bride.
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Notice

~ uIIGE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT wyr.r
~ on Thursday. the 18Th daF Of 4n--.st $50 1-.-
J. o'clock OF said day. at NJ Office in Liaho Cit
boase county. Idaho. offer AZ public auction rf,s
sain q I'VE Hundred and Fifty Dollars fs750, ~
me lowest bidder therefor in county wzrr-rtl ~
>l Ao-Ae Soaats- ISiDOK SMITH
49, County Treasurer