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The Lacy boys, of Madison, Wis,
went to a menagerie and became filed
with the idea of starting a beast show Of
their own, using such material as was
within reach. They painted stripes on a
white pony for a zebra, sheared the hind
half Of big Newfoundland dog for ?
lion, cut off the fore legs of a calf for q
kangaroo, and were about 10 make a
tailless cat by chopping when their
father discovered them.
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The United States Consul az Bre-
men, in drawing attention to the wide
spread counterfeiting of American goods
in German markets, says that the Ger
mar imitatOrs have been ably seconded
by many American manufacturers fail.
ing TO maintain their original standard
of excellence.
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From Hay City mich.-AnOther Case Of
Consumption Cured BY DIR. sehsnek's
Medicines.
On. j. II. soBESoK;
Dear sir-I write this 10 give you an ac-
count Of the cure Of my mother by your medl-
cineA Six years ago, from the effects OF a
heavy cold, she was reduced very low with
Consump tlon, aud was pronounced incurable
BY her physician. She had a terrible cough,
and some OF her coughing spells would last
80 long that abe would turn black In the face
and often raise as much ~ 4 pint OF blood AZ
q time. When she was hrst taken sick she
was quite stout but from the loss Of blood by
b~emonhagea, and loss Of sleep. she was AZ
last reduced 10 almost q skeleton. While in
this terribls condition, | happened 70 read
your advertisement Ia az OsWezo, N. T., pa
per, where We were living at this time. The
statements OF those who bad used POUR medi-
ctnes seemed so candid and reasonable that
We concluded 10 give them a trial, and I can
truly say, that By coming 70 thiE conclusion
my mothers life waa saved from a Conaump-
tve's grave. She commenced By using an
your remedies - directed BY Iou ana we
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a little tombstone over a Ii

On a little tombstone over n little
grave At Bloomington, H., is cut the
figure Of a lamb, and this brief inscrip-
ton: ''The Little Stranger" There is
no name nor date. People say that
here Is the resting place of a child that
sickened and died as it was passing
through the town, in charge Of some
mar whose name is not remembered.
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CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CURED

DR.. J. H. scnrwcK:
Dear sir--Nne years ago I was fuffe ring
with n severe Bronchial affection which re-
duced me yefy much IN hesh / hsd 3 severe
cough with hoafsFntss, and sometimes an
entire loss % voice, For several months I
was conf elled TO give up my work; aud / was
sick for over Two yehrs Al this i'm I vas
trying many remedies that we're rerommend-
ed BY my friends, bu, without any benefit
Al iast M 81 Upton, OF toe drm ot Uptea
& BroWn, Machin'ss Of Battle Creek Mich,
advised me 70 Try your medicines, atlhe ssmo
time telling me that Il Ind curel him ~ =
serious affection of the lnngs. after speatias
hundrcda q dollars vita physicians without
benefit. itook ns aIy,ce AMI bought some
OF Your medicines OF Schuyler Bros, dfHg-
Eisis Of "a 3 place. The nrsl bottle gave me
great relief, and after nsiag several bltsles
was cnNrcig CURED Ny cure, I am satisfied,
"a permanent as ] have hal no Eesaira OF tue
disease. ! raud,dly believe that your rsme-
dies are tae best hat can be used In flroat
and iuug Uouhiss. not only from nv owa *.
perenee but frnm mauy others thit know
who have used Il with great benefit
foUtA fru
Charlotte, Mich, Dec. stb, 1850.
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81. Lorl.. 10. peeember 1ath. -

ST. LoUis, No, December 18th, 1879.
On j. H. scnESoKt
Dear str--In the fall Of 1871 my son vas
taken sick, and several Of the prominent
doctors Of this eity pronounced his disease
Consumption. By their adviee / took him
south, but the change Of climate did him no
good eoon after this Captain Blake, an
intimate friend, told me how good your meai-
eines were In such diseases and advised me
10 give them a trial. ! did -, aud be soon
began 10 gain flesh aud strength, aud nnal y
WIS entirely cured ] cheerfully recommend
your medicines TO all who are similarly AZ.
nicted Yours truly,
PoRrnn LEONARD,
Corner Ninth and Pine 81 Gets.
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From wsn-Kaown citissas Of -.
Loufa, NE.
Da J. II. EcHkSaK.
Dear slr--I have used your Pulmonie Syrup
seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills IN my
family for years aud have always found them
good aud reliable medicines. / believe that
they VIII do all that you riaim Tor them.
w H. BL1Ks. Captain,
Steamer John B. Aaude,
Memphis and s. Louis Packet line.
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1t Is no uncommon thing TO see the
boy who Is so lame that it almost gives
him the lockiaw TO go after a bucket of
water slip out the back way and run the
bases in q game of ball at the rate of
forty miles an hour.
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Bogus C-ernneate..

Il IL no vile drugged stuff, ~pretending 70
be made OF wonderful foreign roots, barks,
DC, and pulled mp by long bogus certificates
OF pretended miraculous cures, but = simple,
pure. effective medicine, made Of well known
valuable remedies, that furnishes its own
certificates By It's cures. We refer 70 Hop
Bitters, the purest and best OF medicineG
Bee smother column.-RTubheea-
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DIR. scHEScK;
About twelve years ago l was dangerously
III With Lung Fever. ! had great trouble in
breathing; every breath l drew caused me
pain ! had three Doctors treating me, but
grew worse all the time. was At THAT time
connected with the Lake Shore r. r. Co.
One Of my fellow clerks induced me to get
some Of your medicines, saying that he had
used them himself with entire success /
sent for some OF your Pnlmonic Syrup, Sea-
weed Tonic, and the Mandrake Pills. Iused
them according 20 the directions, and ia a
short time noticed q marked improvement In
my health, which kept ~ As continued us
ing your medicines. After taking several
bottles each OF the Pulmouie Syrup aud Sea-
weed Toule / got entirely over my sickness.
Since that time l have recommended your
Medicines 10 many other people living Ia La
Forte, who used them with great success.
y. W. kEBkLTRAu,
Ex-Trustee OF La Porte Co
La Porte, Ind, Jan sist. 1891.
THIS 70 TO CERTIFT, That we have sold the
medicines mentioned In these certificates 10
Mr.. HebelthGu and others, AMI their state
ments are authentic and reliable.
FREDERIoK WxsT 4 Co,
Druggists.
La Porte. Ind. Jan. 3lst. 1881.
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There is q tweIye-year-old girl in
Atwood Township, Rowan County, Ky,
who is four feet eight inches high, and
measures four feet four inches around
the waist and four feet two inches across
the shontders.
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sehenck's Pulmonle Syrup has been used Ia
our Institution for several years snd has
proved = very efiescious remedy in the nu-
msrous cases in which It has been employed,
by removing Inflammation and Otherwise re.
lieying the patient We keep a constant SIP
ply 81 this valuable remedy 81 the house, aud
confidently recommend its use 70 ali who are
subject 70 affections Of the throat and lungs
The SISTERS or CHARITY
or ST JosEPH's HoUsA
EmmittsburR, Nd June 10th. 1850.
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ract..

Ponder on these facts-you cannot be well
or get well II your bowels and Kidneys re-
fuse 10 act properly. Kidney-Wort will re-
store their bealthful action. Buy II In either
the dry or liquid forms aud give II a faithful
Trial. Druggists sell Il. See adv.
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soon cav a marked improvement IN al her
symptoms. In conclusion / will say, that she
continued their use until she was entirely
well, regsining her former weight aud
strength Yours respectfully.
BEyt TtFFANT.
Bay Cty, Mich, Nos. 10th. 1850
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IRON Mr.. Robert w. Jones, Of LON
don, ohio.

aNAN SeA0a
DR. s~caEscK3
Dear Sir-About four years AgoI vas taken
sick with what my physician told me vas
Consumption Of the Lungs ! had a bad
cough, and was reduced very much in my
weight. At different times / had seven ply
siclans OF this place and also one from
Bloomsbury, attending me. and although
they sil thought they could help me, / grew
worse yerT fast under their treatment Twas
compelled to give up all business for two
years. and no one believed, nor did ! myself
believe, that ! should ever get well. One
day ! happened to call al Mr.. Auburn Smiths
Drug store, In this place, and picked up one
Of your pamphlets. In reading the certla-
Gates Of cures, / found one case 20 nearly Ike
mr. own that / at once concluded TO giTey6ur
Medicines q trial ! bought the seaweed
Tonic, PEim5uie syrup aud Mandrake Pills,
aud BEGAN their use according 70 the printed
directions, and I can truly say, that from the
hrst ! saw 3 marked Improvement Ia all soy
symptoms THIS encouraged me TO continue
their use until 1 was entirely we'll ] have
had good health since my recovery and ] be-
lieye your Medicines saved ms hfe. ] know
OF several other persons in this city that have
been cured By youS remedies.
Yours truly.
RoBERT w. JOKES.
London. Ohio, October 9Th. 1850.
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IR afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
T~hompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell It. 25c.
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SUNDAY evening counting must be a hard
thing 10 understand, for after years OF ex-
perienee young folks are very much In the
dark about II.
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~ DR.. sobenek's Medicines, Pull
monte syrup, Tonic aud
Mandrake PILLS SIRE for sale bY ali
Druggists, aud fuu directions are
printed ON the wrappers pf every pack
age. DR.. Sebenck's Pamphlet on the
CAuses and Csrr OF Consumption, liver
post paid.
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Good watches at Low Pnoes.


Write for illustrated catalogue to Stand
ard American Watch Co, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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But buy yourguBs atthe Great Western Gun
Works, Pittsburgh, Pa. Catalogues Free.
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LYDIA 6. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The osItIre oura
pIsooYKRrn ID

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fsP all thaas PaiAfa1 Ce1Dlainta sad Weakne,..,
seessanaoE to ear best female popalafiog.
y win cure entirely the wort form Of Female Com.
plAanta Al ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulcers-
uons Haliag and Dia~piAeements, and the eounssmenf
spind weakneass and Il particularly adAgtsd 70 10
ChanEs % Lfa
u v1n dissolve and e1pelt unors from the nterus IN
an early sage OF d~syelopmonL Ths tendency 70 can
osro1s hunors therots checked very speedily By lts usa
10 removes fAntneas, dEtulency, detroysau eraVin0
tor sumnlan1J aud relieves weakness Of The stomaeh
! cures Heating headaches, HerYoua Prostrstioa.
oeasrel psoility, HlespisAsnssa, Depression and Lndf
Ihst feeling OF BEARING down, causing pain. w,irba
80 oee1aohe, 4 always permanently cured By ifs usG
times and under ali circumstances ~ IL
bssposy WITH tho Laws that govern tho female syEtena
lorsne cureof Kidney Cozaplalnts o. either ~ an
Compound ~ unsurpsssed.
LYDIA 4 PINKaAMgs VEGETABLE COM.
fgOhph prepAfed AZ 40 and AS wesssrn Avsuue
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nsoeipt OF pries. u PER Dor Tor either. huL Pinkfans
neayensNsrs all Letters Of inquiry. send Tor panDb.
81 Aodres - a1oyA Mention nls R1per.
hotanily should b without LYDIAE PsKHAMa
LIVER fuIA. They euro constellation. buiouraes.
And torpAaity o. ~ hysE. osafs pr box
Sold BY RICHARDSON 4 CO.. st. Louis. No.
NOR SALE By DRUGGISTS.
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USE Redding's Russia Salve in the house, and
use ReddiDg's Russia SAlss in the stable.
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m-Rsady-Flrei

Rata, cats, mice, ants, flies, insects, Gle ared
out By "ROugh on Rats i5c, druggists.
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From Cyrus Lavery, Esq, Of char
1ofte, Mich.
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WELL RORINC,.n. ne,
$50 MONTH 7: X &; e =: !:

fer us md sen our gocdL 0RB q moHfh and erpenaes %
dfufbute circulars only. Ne capital rcqatr-d- 6efFg
- -gr@Y erpsnses IN advance We have ne ~ ssgtss
gpoda IN TIE world no n9veitHs or ciap-trapf- haWaie
packefe Of olr goods, full PARTICULAR and c1ntract grs.
~. w hsstagS 80 gSeslnk, 1929 90.
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where Dr. sehenck'a Medicines arc
Used the People are Cured Another
Case or Consumption Cured at La
Porte. Ind.
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-. W. HlTEf
Proprietor White House, Pekin, Ill
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La Porte, Ind. Jan. slst 1881.
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REVISION TESTAMENT

Agents nov ycaping a harvest. OUTFITS FREE.
save FreiGhts, Tor most LIBERAL TRIMS and
HUbBXRD BROS, Kans.. City. No.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-21
TIE Lingards.

Tickets for the performances on
Friday and Saturday evenings Of
this week, by the noted actor Horace
Lingard and his comedy troupe.
who give Stolen Kisses" can now
De secured at the box Office. Re
gardlng the piece itself, the follow
ing brief extracts from papers viii
give some idea:
London TimeS-One of the fun
NEST things ever written. DaiIU
Ietegrdph-Likely to run as long as
Our Boys" The ErQ-Seats have
been booked four weeks in advance.
Morning Post - Provoked more
laughter than any comedy we have
ever seen. LlOydS WeekIg-The
comedy has met with great success,
and deSeryedly so. The Standard
Has passed its 4O0th night, and is
still crowded. The Glo6e-If double
calls before the curtain, shouts of
laughter and full houses for over a
year go for anything, the comedy is
likely to run for another twelve
months. Court CirculaT-It is un-
questionably one of the most sue
eessful plays of to-day. London
PInch-NOthing could we'll be
more thoroughly amusing. All the
characters are taken from life.
In the eX-Minister and Tutor we
recognize dead old friend, who, in
his day, had time, and has not for
gotten it. San Francisco NelCS Let
teT-A tremendous success. and
since Booths day no play has
caused such a rush for seats; for
fully three hours before the doors
are open people begin to assemble,
anu by 5 o'clock the theatre is
packed. san Francisco Chronicle,
March 23d, 1SS1.-Baldwin's The
atTe is crowded. Lingard and his
company, in the Tutor" have hit
the pOpulor taste.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-21
l. 0. O. 2.

The Grand Lodge 1. o. o. F. con-
vened, pursuant to adjournment, al
10 o'clock ON Wednesday, in theil
hall over the Deseret National Bank.
An hour was passed IN reading the
reports of the several committees
At II o'clock balloting commenced
for the election of grand officers fol
the ensuing year, and resulted as
follows: Alexander Rogers. NJ. W
G.. NJ; George Arbogast, r, w. d
G. NJ; MOritZ Richter. r. w. G. NJ.
E. NJ. Barnum, r. W. G. S., and w
p. Rowe, r. w. G. L.
In the afternoon speeches were
made by Arthur Brown, Esq, and
E. D. Hoge, Esq. on points of law
etc. The reports of the committee
on Grand Master Pickard's report
and on that of e. l.. Butterfield, G.
r. to Sovereign Lodge.were received
and adopted. The other business
consisted of the appointing of subOr
dinates, consideration of a new con-
stitutiOn, etc. The lodge then adj
jOurned till 10 am. on Thursday.
In the evening a banquet was
given, at the Oyster GrOtto, by the
newly elected officers, and speeches
toasts, ETC., were in order. The
affair was participated in only by
members, and was very enjoyable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-21
Northern Notes.

Mr.. William Calder has just re-
turned from a trip to Dillon, on the
Utah and Northern. He states that
travel over the narrow-guage road
is exceedingly heavy. Cars are
filled daily with persons seeking the
Wood River country for invest
ments and for making fortunes
while many others move on tC
Butte, Mont, the country there
abOuts and the north in general
Regarding Butte City, he says the
Alice Mine, near there, is drawing
a great many solid men there, while
the Moulton prospect is attracting
not few. Some forty car loads OF
machinery for this latter prospect is
now understood to be on the way
for erection at that property. A
water right has been purchased at &
cost of $4,000, the water having tt
be conveyed a distance of between
five and six miles. Big preparation:
are making for the MoultOn, anC
the entire north is filling up at {
remarkably lively rate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-21
Repaired.

1t will be remembered that in the
fire which burned down the Logan
round house five engines were dam
aged. AT first it was thought two
or three could not be repaired, but
later examination showed that they
were not injured beyond future use.
fulneSs. The fire also occurred al
time when it was thought the
road would be in its busiest season
in handling spring freight, while
the line was already pushed. The
blOckades, however, have held back
the freight rush, and in the mean
time the damaged locomotives were
repaired and turned, or expected to
be turned out of the shops on
Tuesday last and put at work, on
the now accommodating freight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-21
Mormons in Arizona

PC. Bicknell in a letter to the
Phenix (Arizon@ Herald, deprecates
the attacks which some of the news
papers in that territory are making
upon the Mormon settlers there.
He gives a description of the new
Mormon settlement, Mesa City, and
says: There cannot be found,
throughout the length and breadth
of Arizona, a more peaceful and law
abiding community than Mesa City
and vicinity. Its inhabitants are
quiet at home and they are quiet
abroad; by their energy and thrift
they have reclaimed a large portion
of the valley from the desert; they
have done their full share in bring
ing wealth and prosperity to PheniX
they mix among us as fellow Cit
izen, and, out of Difference to the
prejudiceS OF some of us. they have
refrained altogether from poIyg-
ANY,"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-21
ZephyrS! Zephyrs {!
DC. an Ounce.
At WIN. JkNNINGS & Sons.
Third District COuIt.

Proceedings in the Third District
Court on Wednesday, Chief Justice
Hunter presiding:
The People, etc, Is. II. L. Court
ney, etc; forgery; continued until
Tuesday, the 18th.
The People, etc, Is. w. G. Clays.
disturbing the peace; defendant
pleads that he has already been con
victed of the offense; jury trial; jury
instructed to return a verdict for the
defendant, which was done accord
ingly.
The People, ETC.. rs. Henry Shields
assault with a deadly weapon; jury
trial; case given to jury.
The People, etc, Is. Andrew Petit
tt a.: by consent dismissed.
The People, etc, US. Andrew Petit
by consent continued.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock am. OF
Thursday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-21
I" Divorce"

divorce" was performed last
might for the first time by the Home
Dramatic Club. There was a very
good sized audience in attendance
and the piece was witnessed with a
marked interest which must have
been gratifying to the actors. 1t is
I society play of the "Pique" and
Bankers Daughter" stamp, though
entirely different. and possesses a
teep, well wrought out plot, ealcu-
ated TO excite profound interest and
sympathy, and maintain it keen and
lively to the denouelnent. which is
very sudden, almost unexpected.
AMI very affecting. The cast is a
heavy one, and the short notice on
which the piece was produced. con
lSidered, the rendition gives evidence
Of hard work on the part of the
young actors, and much care and at
tention. The appearance of the
ever-pOpular actress. Miss y. A.
Adams, was greeted with applause.
and she so soon adapted herself to
the piece, and appeared so much at
home, that 1t was not long before
her presence seemed perfectly nat
ural. Her absence and study has
done much to improve her, and she
is easy, graceful and effective.
Several of the scenes between her
and Mr.. Whitney brought tears to
the eyes of many in the audience.
and all through, the fitness of Miss
Adams for the character was more
and more apparent Mr.. Whitney
had a very heavy part, very dis
agreeable one III many respects; vet
we question if he ever appeared to
better advantage, or more thor
Oughly as an actor. Mr.. Wells, as
TempletOn Fit, made another hit.
and Mr.. LeClair shared in the
honOrs, doing remarkably well.
Messrs. Cummings and Spencer,
were unusually good; and Messrs.
c. ). Burton, (whO has appeared but
once or twice before; MIlt Barratt
almost his first appearance Hud-
son, HOrsley, Owens and the rest
were up and did good execution in
their respective parts. Miss Claridge,
Mrs. Ardella Cummings, Mrs. S. II.
Clawson, Miss Lide Wells, and Miss
LeClair were equal to the rest and
to anything they have done before.
Mrs. l.. Cummings surprised her
friends, she did 50 eXcelently, and
little MaudieAdams, carried off full
share of the honors with the most
successful. 1t is needless to refer
to the music by the Careless Orches-
ira. The whole performance was
marked witch an evenness and excel
lence that is praiseworthily chaTac-
terlstic of the Clubs entertain
mentS.
divorce" will be repeated to-
night, when another large audience
IS looked for, and a still smoother
and better presentation is antici-
pated..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-21
BURRETTS COCAINE.
4 Ladyss Hair Saved by ats Use

BURNETT'S COCAINE will
keep the hair in a strong and
healthy condition by stimulating
the roots Of the hair and restoring
the natural action upon 1chich its
groJCth depends. Twenty years ago
a single bottle saved a lady'S hair in
a desperate case where every other
treatment had failed; and since that
early success thousands Of cases of
Badness, Dandruff, Loss of Hair
and Irritation of the Scalp have
yielded to this remedy.
The superiority of BURNETT's
FLAyoRING EXTRACTS consists in
their perfect purity and great
strength.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-21
Wood River.

A gentleman from Wood River
states that it is a good country to
be avoided at present. People are
flocking there, many without any
means, and with no object save the
hope of securing work; others have
a little money which they are send
ing in the wild pursuit of more. He
says individuals can be seen leaving
BlackfoOt every day, and the only
thing they have in the world, except
what they carry on their backs, is a
loaf of bread. The country is al
ready so thoroughly overdOne that
great numbers of those already
there will never be able to secure
work, while the rush has just COM
menced. From all accounts, Wood
River is a good country to steer
clear off.