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Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-02

Yale College, has been appointed foreign
Knight of the Ordre pour zeMerise for his
scientific attainments
James e. Buckley, of Seymour, who saved
a little son of Thomas Sharpe from drowning
last Thursday, has been presented with a
very handsome black walnut upholstered
chair by Mr. Sharpe.
The Hon. James M. Townsend has re-
turned from an extensive business trip in
the South as far as New Orleans, in the West
and into Canada, after an absence of num-
Der OF weeks, in fine health
The case of the Naugatuck man VS.. the
New Haven druggist for interchanging medi-
cine labels has been settled on payment of a
satisfactory amount to the party bringing the
suit Waterbury american.
Rev. Mr.. Bassett closes his 1abors with the
Congregational church in Bethlehem next
Sabbath, and removes to East Canaan the
week following. The separation takes place
with the kindest feeling on both Sides
The Rev. DIR. Dexter, senior editor of the
gregatioaGzsst, has been appointed to give
the annual series of Congregational lectures
in England in 1885. He is the first foreigner
on whom this honor has been conferred.
Rev. DIR. Dennen, who has been confined to
his residence for some time past with rheu-
matte attack, is improved SO much as to be
able to ride out. He has some intentions of
going forth to try the mountain air in short
time.
Mr.. Pulaski Hayward and Miss Susan J.
Grant were united in the holy bonds of mat
rimony on Tuesday, the Rev. Mr.. Mossman
officiating, at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Grant, on Cedar street. Music,
a bountiful table laden with good things and
social gathering followed the ceremony.
Rev. J. Brainard Thrall, pastor of the
Cong. church, Birmingham, preached before
Kellogg Post, G. A. B., by invitation, last
Sunday evening, in the Derby church. The
house was packed with veteran soldiers and
citizens. The national colors were tastefully
and profusely arranged, while the floral dec
orations were much admired Rev. Harvey
E. Burnes, formerly of this city, now pastor
of the Birmingham M. E. church. preached a
very eloquent memorial sermon with refer
ence to Memorial day
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-02
Still Alarm.

Last evening about a quarter past IL
o'clock the Waterman at McLagons foundry
on Audubon street found the roof of the shed
where the TASKS are kept on fire. Rounds
man Smith and Officer Sweet, who were in
the vicinity, assisted the Waterman in extin-
gushing the fire without giving an alarm.
They hitched hose on the hydrant in front of
Fire Commissioner English's Office, and plac-
ing a reducer on the hose nozzle played
across the railroad track and extinguished
the fire. It is supposed that the roof caught
fire from the chimney. Its timely discovery
no doubt prevented a serious confagration.
Commissioner English complimented the
police officers for their prompt action.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-02


steadily
delivery goods
reliable
a
in s
wnr andca mails
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24
Drink for I,aborera

Whom you have any heavy work to
do, do not take either beer or spirits.
BY far tho best drink is thin oatmeal
and water, with little sugar. The
proportions are quarter of q pound of
oatmeal to two or three quarts Of water.
according to the heat Of the day and
your work and thirst. It should be
we'll boiled, and then an ounce and o
half of brown sugar added. If you
find it thicker than you like, add three
quarts of water. Before you drink it,
shake up the oatmeal we'll through tho
liquid. In summer drink this cold; in
winter, hot. You will find it not only
quenches thirst, but will give you moro
strength and endurance than any other
drink. If you cannot boil it, you can
tako little oatmeal mixed with cold
water and sugar, but this is notso good.
Always boil it if you can. If at any
time you have to make q long day, and
cannot stop for meals, increase the
oatmeal to half q pound, or even three.
quarters, and tho water to three quarts
II you are likely to be very thirsty. If
you cannot get oatmeal, wheat flour
will do, but not quite so well. =.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24
PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense Of weight in the back, loins
and the lower part Of the abdomen,
causing the patient to suppose he has
some affection of the kidneys or neigh
boring organs. At times symptoms
ofindigestion are present as flatulen-
cy, uneasiness of the stomach, etc.
A moisture like perspiration, produc.
ing very disagreeable itching, par.
ticularly at night after getting warm
in bed, is a very common attendant.
Internal, External and Itching Pile
yield at once on the application Of
Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaying the
intense Itching, and affecting per-
manent cure where all other remedies
have failed. Do not delay until the
drain on the system produces per.
manent disability, but try it and be
| cured. Price SO cents. Ask your
druggists for it, and when you can
not obtain it Of him, we will send il
prepared, on receipt Of price. Ad.
dress The DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co.,
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Jos. Bobleter,
New Ulm, MINI.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

A d res S ing
which, is at once
a re e a bic,
healthy, and ef
fectual for pre-.
serving tho
hair. Faded 0,
gray hair IS soon
restored to its
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

Iowa Oct, 10Th, '79-l am almost surprised at your
Pastiiles. They have worked like charm on me. am
Just twice much Of man az was before taking.
no cure for me- but now am in good hopes for cure
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24
from a PruR&is

Of the Pastilles. Tho patient on whom have use1
most Of one box, in addition to sample box Is fast
recovering ond think another will set him oil right
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24
THROUGH THE J GREAT CITIES


ofthe populous Missouri Valley, namely:
slowa. CITY, Co,sscii Blafs Omaha,
IS. Joseph. .4tchtsow, Leares-
scorth and Kansas city.
The st. Paul Sioux ciA Railroad now known
as the U'easer,: Dtc1sieM Of the Chicago. St
Paul Minneapolis s. Omaha Line, is also the SbOv
and Direct Lire from Central and Western Min
nesota Western Iowa, Dakota Nebraska and tn
South.Wes to
EST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS
and the entire Mort and Northwest, and to the
Lumber Districts OF Northern Wisconsin.
1t St.. IAHfcounections are mntle with tn
Easeern Dirisios OF the Chicago st. Paul, Min
neapolis & OMAHA line. for Northern and Certra
Wisconsin, and .Or Chicago and all points East
and the running OF trains is so arranged tina tpas
seugers from the Western Division of this line
can have from one to one and one half hourstO at.
teud to blu mess in st. Paul Il desired
W-hsH 80 : go South or South West be sure to
go over this Line throsgh the sereH Zig Cities
nd when you so north, east or northwest, go
at hresgh ST. aNl the 6rlat Railroad Lentre Of
the grea~. Northwest.
Two passenger trains daily, St. Paul to Chicago
through Elroy and Madison, with pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars OF ench train.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

FF6Nt a DTUH8t0ts
Maryland, Sept. 2.'7a-Last January we got box Of
your Remedy for ofour customers and 1t has made
perfect cure of him We have another customer now
suffering In the same way, and wish one No. box.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

Two swells, coming out Of their club
-''I say, Gontrar, it strikes me that
fellow called you a pretty hard name
just now!' Gontram, disdainfully--
what do care? the word is not in
the dictionary ''Wull - '.l'm not
obliged to know what it means. F"
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

ndergarten Material.
Greatly Improved. The 20 Gifts Of Frnbel.
awards Of ID crit
Or "Aids to School DISCIPLINE" From entirely
new designs. BY far the handsonest and cheapest
ever made: 500 in set Send for circulars, &c; to
n. III. A22CJ2'e2US DC Co..
Mrs. Of School Merchandise & Apparatus,
Wabash Ave. Cor. Adams. CHICAGO.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24
NEW RICH BLooDl

-; i az ,.s H1Tgottro 1ot1ts mako New Rich
the entire aystom in throo months. Anv nerson
who will take pill cach night from to IL weeks
may ne restored to sound health, ii such a thing
be possible. Sent by mail for 8 letter stanns.
4. q. JOHNSON q CO., D0etOr. 1aaaa..
formerly Ba,aOor, NE. '1->'o0''
AGENTS WANTED +, SyE{a a:, Y y, .. E ~
w e. sysE n ave WI Knit pau Of
- o Mi9utes w also knit great variety Of is1cy
s WolS lof which there always ready market Send
ess00Ano Con 90 Washington st.. Boston. MAJ.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

West Virginia. Aug. q. 1871 received your med!-
cine end believe i has cured %e for which I'm yssy
boz mo q for friend You have done q great thing
for me. will send you all the orders can.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24
Indiana, April II, '79-The Remedy is working PER.
cflv Had enilanAy from Weakness. for Yaars past.

testimony to the Efficacy OF
Prot. HARRIS PastiIlea, taken from let~
tara rAeAivoe1 from patr0NaS
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-04-22


The saw dust from the mills on the
Trackee are killing the trout in that
river.
MATT LuNET has set out a row Of
poplars in front Of the Luney House,
and Thos Barry has done likewise in
front of his residence.
The Tuscarora Times Review says:
"a lady in this county recently gave
birth to triplets. Tie sexes were ev-
enly divided boy and girl, and
the third one mixed"
SHADE ORCHARD, nephew of Asses
sol Orchard, will leave this morning for
EmmettsviIle. McDevitt's band Of
cattle that will soon be driven to Ne
braska will be collected there, and
Shade goes down as one Of the driv
ers. He says he has Missouri 10 bis
eye, and don't intend to stop till be
lands on his native soil, the land Of
pawpaws aud persimmons. We sus-
peci Shades is not longing so much
for the home of his boyhood as he is
to get back to the girl he left behind
him. During his eighteen months
stay here he has made lots Of friends
Shade is typo, and has manipulated
the "metal" in this office off and on
since his arrival here. In the Ian
guage Of the typo, may he stick up
the deeds of this life with the straigh,
rule" he has always used, sc
as to exhibit "clean proof
when his take" is fall up" and may
ne make strong impression" on the
form" OF his choice thst will be "madt
up" and ready to Ego to press" whel
ne '"goes" for tie I'm BRACE" and NAV
be finally "leader" to the altar, anc
become the happy possessor of some
"small plea" Orchards
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CAPITAL LETTER.
BOISE Cry, April 10, 1888

BOISE CITY, April 10, 1881.
ED. WoRLD:- TINS is perhaps about
as dull a place just nov as can be
found. The only excitement we have
is the rush to Wood river, and our
river, which is making a fair effort to
cause considerable alarm. This morn
ling the stages were delayed some time
before they could cross, but finally
succeeded; the trouble being the Civ
ling way of the embankment and levy
on the other side. At present writing
all is safe, but should it continue warm
and raining, we are liable to he left
brIdgeless at any moment. The U. S.
District Court convened yesterday
Grand Jury empanneled, but little
business on the docket, and the term
will be short one. The Idaho theat-
rcals performed here on last Saturday
evening to a fair honae and gave gen
eral satisfaction; were billed for last
evening but could not get an audience
sufficient to justify them to play, and
had to give it up, which speaks not
encouragingly for the times here. The
fact is, Boise is dead at present. Wood
river is the go, and nine out OF ten
Iare preparing to go and "see the ele-
plant" 1t is enphatically "Wood
river or bust!" Our new bridge, school
and court houses are not yet complet-
led, aud it is altogether likely that not
much more will be done this season.
than to get good ready to do moth
ling. Public sentiment is divided on
the subject, and the commissioners
cannot please every one, nor can they
find point on the river that will give
general satisfaction. So our public
improvements is vexed question to
say the least. 1t is generally conce-
ded that the tax payers of the county
are opposed to anything being done
this season.
Our city has donned her spring gar
ments and looks lovely. Our fruit
prospects are very fattering, but then
a frost, killing frost may come, and
our fruit, where is ii? Ask
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the people, and he has gone "np the
Country" to visit his father-in.law
Mike De Young has gone east on i
visit, and nothing new is looked for III
the sensation line. In fact, the city is
unaccountably quiet-omib0us. We
are undergoing siege by eastern the
atrlcal troupes at present who are re-
hearsing stale jokes, tinsel and burnt
cork ~ the old regulation way. Oc-
casionally fine opera is given. but
the Legitimate drama is dead, dead
dead-too dead. Since Nelson was
here we have had nothing worth car
rying outside the doors Of the theatre
San Francisco is running over with
manageable ladies. We need bed
rock funle to take them out Of this
useless society-guaran virgin
soil and no tailings, and can be work
ed with very little quicksilver. We
want to make a sample shipm ut IL
Wood river and Bonanza City-to be
returned at our expence if unsatisfac-
tory.
This is the last New York "gag:'
Two young ladies:-Are you going
lar? How far? Ha, only to the
carr ia. ia. STARR.
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TN Car ROLL, Clerk.

Unexpected conclusions A little
miss, residing not far of, had got into
the naughty habit Of not stating
things as they were, or, to put it
plainly, Of stating them as they were
not. Rather than lease with her on
the wickedness of lying, Der mother
one day took down the New Tesla
ment and very soIeanly read the,
story Of Ananlas and Sapphira and Of
their sudden death because they disre-
garden tile truth. Tie little lady
heard the story through, aud looking
up. said: Mamma, don't believe
it; Eve told lots and lots of lies"
What answer could be nade?- New,
buryport Herald.
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Board Of County Comm j ! soners


The Board Of County Csmmission-
ers Of Boise county, !. T., met in adj
Jpurned meeting April 10, 1881, pnr-
suant 70 ADJOURNMENT; present ". w
Black, chairman, Martin Cathcart and
David Murray aud Tim Carroll clerk.
Final report II !. H. Hawley, District
Attorney. " Delinquent Taxes for 1880
was accepted.
Board tpnk recess until o'clock.
Pm.
O'clock, P. NJ, Beard met. full
Board present; ordered by the Board
that the Auditor be aud is hereby au-
thorized t. advertise for the construc-
ton Of = new root OVER ire county
building. Bids % be opened at the
regular meeting Of the Board in July.
sheriff s report for the quarter ending
April 4, 1881, was accepted. Board
adjourned until next regular session.
". ". BIAC.s, Chin.
I'm CARROLL, Clerk.
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CALIFORNIA LETTER.
SAN FRANCISCO, April IA. 1881,


DEAR WoRLD:-I often feel long
ing 20 turn aside from the "beaten track
OF my proper ways" ard relinquish
the must, dust and crust" of unsat-
isfying book shelves, for the free air
OF Idaho, and rejuvenating vigor of
her treatment. should enjoy chasing
cattle on the Payettc far more than
chasing down the records of IDAHO
pioneers through wagon loads of old
newspapers. am determined to drag
them out and scalp them in spite of
their proverbial modesty-whether it
be the one who brought the first wag-
on load of cats to the "Basin," or he
who pocketed the first groupings of
the "Gambrinus," it makes no differ
encc. | have taken i'm suadry of the
old stagers, who inadvertently visited
this city, and caused them to disgorge
"all they know and more too" and
think tiia1, as far as abundance of facts
is concerned, Idaho ought to have a
most interesting history. 1t may not
be long, judging from appearances,
before you will have railroad to Boise
City--if not to Boston-as l under
stand that my old friend "Hi Draulick"
made, some time since, very fattering
offers of certain valuable mineral lands
contiguous to his cabin. Alas! [ fear
poor eli" must have succumbed to
Shakes and golden fever" for see no
more of his fair shadow in the
(WoRLD). Let us hope he has gone
to a better.-To the temple of Truth"
sacred to George Washington, Bret
Harte, and himself.
There is little going ON now in Cal
ifornia. Governor Perkins is trying
to cut the public "pie" into equal
pieces, and while he is doing this for
the politicians. the special session is
carving awkwardly at the treasury
goose. Our new railroad communica-
ton by the south, is gladly hailed on
all sides, but as reduction of freights
OF fares is expected to ensue, the
railroad commission is fully as useless
as the mayor of Placerville. | would
like to be "a,"-as children say-only
once. Your Sheriffs office in '65 can't
touch it.
Pixley has gone down to New Mex
leo (by invitation Of Charley Crocker)
to write up the country, and the "sand
lot has no foe now worthy of its steel.
The trial of G. NJ. Kalloch resulted
as wished by the intelligent mass of
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Notice.

The County Board Of Sch DOL Exami-
ners for Boise county will meet at the Of
flee of G. S. Kingsley, at Idaho City, at 2
O'Clock P. II. Wednesday, May 4, 1881, for
the purpose of examing teachers. All
persons desiring to be examined will
please be present at that time.
G. S. KINGSLEY, Examiner.
GILBERT BUTLER, Superintendent.
April %, 1SS1-1Od
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Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given to all persons
IN indebted to the estate of the late Chas.
Mautz, that unless payne is immedi-
ately made the accounts will be put into
the hands of an attorney for collection
MRS. c. MAUTZ.
Feb. II, 1SS1.-4w Administr trix.
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p6n 4 Kennalv

Ng a large stock of the cele
ner Flows, and Furst & Brad
ID Gang Flows. which will be
figures. They also have
g South Bend Chilled Iron
.nced prices.
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|EY ORDER BUSINESS.

BATES, Newspaper Advcrtis
4 Park Row (Times Building),
Is authorized to contract for
nls in the WORLD at our best
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Poitiou " Tue community every even
ing, and large amount Of energy
and lively interest fastens on the han
dies of the wooden hammers, and the
OF hickory balls through the
circle of arches gives great delight to
the strickcrs thereof. It is fine
game, this ground billiards. as vuI-
carly called, but is productive Of Wig
orous chin.choruses in mixed time and
unnatural keys. Accusations Of cheat
Ing" are hurled at the victors When
the defeated candidates for the "home
stake0 don't get there, thereby caus-
Ing angry passions to arise. The
most exciting and interesting scene
on the croquet ground is the interlude
between the ball and malet acts.
You didn't go through the middle
arch" you couldn't play square
game if you tried, you skipped two
arches" "your No. 9 foot is always
II the way" "our side lost when
you shot where | told you not
t." "you put yourself in position for
the side arch" you didn't croquet my
bail six inches" etc, ring out in great
Confusion, accompanied by emphat
ic gestures with the maIets. When
quitness settles in the midst of the ex-
cited "arch fends" the balls are belt
ed around on the Second heat" and
the old familiar scene of confusion and
dlscord is re- enacted. No hope for re-
form in croquet playing. As it al
ways has been. it is now and always
will be. Still they all do it, and will
continue to-shoot the balls and fire
off the jaw.
A CORRESPONDENT of the Statesman,
writing from Haileyville, looks on
tat young village as destined to
be, and in the near, future, the chief
city of famous Wood river. Among
the advantages it has of the other
towns OF the district, be says, are the
best location on the river, being a
central enc, and at the mouth of
Croy gnlch, in which are located the
only developed mines, except the
Falk, VOTERS and Chase property of
the Lower Wood River country; easy
of access, available smelter sites, and
good water. Twenty houses are in
process of construction, and eighty
SIX lots sold, with the proviso that
buildings shall be erected on them
within sixty days. Already one Job.
blng general merchandising, one drug,
two hardware, four general merchan-
dising and one clothing store have
goods on the way, and will be ready
for business within forty days; two
twenty-five cent saloons and one 4. bit
restaurant are in full blast. The
Bullion, May Flower and Idahoan
mines are taking out ore, having 200
men employed, and more good miners
wanted. The practical miners now
there prefer to take their chances
prospecting rather than 81 day in
the mines. Owen Riley made big
discovery in Croy's gulch recently.
1t shows eight feet of 500 galena on
the face of the ledge, and gives good
promise OF being one of the big mines
of that section.
Losr.-A beautiful little Bible with
gold strips around the edges of the
binding. 1t was lost somewhere in
town on last Saturday. The finder
will be rewarded with the thanks of
the "devel" of this Office and will be
the one to receive the most devout fa-
vors and highest recommendation in
the prayers of the aforesaid Gimp" if
h.
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~, APRIL %, 1881.
[ostomcu Hours.

EEK DAYS until further notice,
q will he kept open from seven
nine P. Nc.
from haif-past twelve to one,
I'D until six p. M.
ley ORDER BUSINESS.
~ Order Office will not be
on SunBsys; and no Money
ess will e transacted on Sat
4 four o'elock M.
q >. 9. SILSBY,
&Dcc 8, 1919. Postmaster.
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Notice.

accounts owing to us must be set
w without fail. If NOT settled by
will be placed in the hands of an at
ction. COFFIN n KENNALY,