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OBITUARY.
THE REV. JOHN wrLLErs.

The Rev. John Wiilets, for sixteen years the
superintendent OF tho Kings County rnebriate Home
ueu yesterday az ST. James, L. l. He born in Eng
land, where he interested for many wears in an
of the heart w ~ e'''O"
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THOMAS NELSON & Sons.
A.. fEfaa..lro.. -

Lake REGIONS OF Central Africa. Record u af,ie-,,
discovery "ith . Illustrations $40, cloth extra - sd
The Eastern Archipetago. A'Descri pton Of the s,,
eihlai aid Vegetable Lille, People Physical
lne lslaads m Eastern seas. Vita 81 engrsvIpcs ~,
Go IA extra -. 9-'-''eN w.
, tainy Fostgnes 4 Domestic story. By Edward aa,
fetL lEno, cloth extra 81 IS. NA.-
Jabilee Halls or There's No Place Like Home a
extra, illustrated, ~ IS. N-e- ~-'-Ns VIVA
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sCRIBNEt q WEXFORD.

A History ofereek Sculpture. From the esresf ii a.,
museum WIN 10 Illustrations. Royal SYo cloth 80 -
france aud the French IN tho OF the Nine
Nehtltg. BY Hiilcbrtul Translate. fr,ul -.
iAird German Edition Syo, cloth. So IS. ~
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MfRRIED.

NJ LI-MASTERToN-On Thursday. September H. slsI
AZ INC residence OF The brides parents.
A. by the Rev. John ilutchus Wager j iIp o i
CITY 10 Ida A. Maserton, daughter OF Robert NJ Masteop
Al notices Of Marriages must BE- Endorsed ,ctk nil
D0g ga3o
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Iavorably all applications from foreign exhibitors
nrougnot the whole OF September and they Will far
as possible reserve space for Late exhibits that
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TAT1L COLLISION or TRIMS.

THPEE MEN KILLED AND TWO FATALLY INJURED
on THE ERIE ROAD, NEAR CHENUNG STATION
ELMIRA n. l., Sept. IA wild cat" freight
train on the Erie Road, in charge OF Conductor
Moore, ran into first extra train No. 10. near
Chonung Station, few miles east of this CITY at
half-past o'clock this morning. Engineer Fuller,
of train No. 10, was killed. Two brakemen, named
Bornt, OF Iotuellsvilc, and Pomeroy of Cameron,
were Instantly killed. Mr.. Jones the conductor Of
train No. 10, was fatally injured. Asa Dunham a
brake man on the same train, was mortally injured
Tho trains were nearly totally wrccked and the
track blockated six hours. The accident was caused
by Misunderstanding of signals.
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NJ CHAVOIx.
PARIS, Sept. I'm. Chavoix Republican,
one of the newly elected Deputies, Is dead
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, sept. Is, a. m.During the fair and
partly cloudy weather of yesterday there was little
change in the barometer. The temperature ranged
tween 80 and 10, the average $3.50 being 23o lower
Than on the corresponding day ia' year. and % lower
than Friday
warmer and fair partly cloudy weather may be ex-
pected to-day in this city and vicinity
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Religions Notlres.

~ kntson Memorial Church fs.hs west Of otave1ba
- ~ i1i,.3l--s y ~IoA D. D., via preach At II N.
'e VggeA Vim p9s sSf on Sg sap ssnTos @
The evening ' "'0-'-Ae ~ ~ ana In
Ca'Tar and ShqsSh corner 47c 2isseT7loe at
'har s,I,. % the s,, Hesysfealy Rect.
Tho Rey. x s. H5wEAS66.. 3. s.. Rector.
------ D1Yiic services ~ a. IN. and ,. n
eorne 3 0 s sSrieF &N tf Uavo P %
acye syS gas sunday morning at j. saR3cct Un.
Shp Prc Of she Me.ah corner slthsi and ParSave
d5S ~ sCoct' Prayers for tho Pfsscen Public S eor
w Sfgh Gf 70 M oha I'm ,4e EysqqEe Ite snd
eos at l03Os. 40 p M seats always fr 'e Se'Ni-
fssS ih SHBa J Ea PEbB 5f s s.
dt M, aDG p M SSgns people prayer meeting Monday
ioenoing a; pm. strangers c5Ti4.Y ved JUN 'ui
TIC 69SrJh aarian Chpre4 I2sthst. west OF 4ta-ave
ally welcomed. " - " - 0''O'A- Stshs'sS
F. IKE ro,7,f House 81 Ipdgsty. 80 i55 woTib w1
shoes Ind secondhand clothing earnestly desired Il
First society Of pifualiSrsat Republican Han 81 West
5e Ms Bro lAA I,o,oTfs mofine aud eSeiTc In
In s evening subject Se % The platform S''e'
pSs 2fFsI Ts2 g I ts Rev and 3d. 29i PARK
Herr The Rev T Pratt Tent d' eo ag Fqda Macarthur
sew 5er'saiep Church swedenoorgan S5thst be-
Pastor-seyicos at IL a. m Sci ep tag '' : : s"ARD
The Spiritual sun" '' sie4~ S"oleo'i
50 Gec-sc's Church, stnyvcsant square-ToIy Comm
mon, o:90 a. ~ AornnglTayer sermon II a m F,e.
ls1er in charge, Wli OEciate - ''--n-
~ Marks Church 2d-sve and lOtst-SerC1ces II a m
ii~'--ii0 anu SNtin-
GATE 5stpocG led uS T sg5G 81 ae 5R s Is
The Rev Robert Ccyer vf preach in N Fourth Inifa
nan htirch, l2ethsG, ath
- &c aoitl5 services AZ IL O'Clock
'No new a j. NlCAEAsON. Strangers cordially i1itei'
Washington square iIethodist Episconal lg,,..G
ltcortisi near SlNthaye. the Rev JOfI
tortesch.ng at 1880 Subject, UNCONSCIOUS MOL
.iii0 lNcHls services, 1870 Subject, The
salute az Mutual Esteem, Mans Duty Strangers aavs
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g. w. CARLETON 81 90.

Madison square.
Jhe iI'rcaa ferser The Ralro~d Foisei and the Dc.
The Forsaken Bride. BY Mira George sheldon Price.
tairy topography. The,Chfdren's Fairy Goorraphv
mp oil imaginary travels through Eaope ~ Two
htse feeiis, accompanied Dg their lAiher
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=. .. PETERSON 8 BRoTnERs.

Thucyddes Translated into English. with ietroductor
SYO, %' ~ - WIS.,
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secTctary
S9hIi'lt.ee lnlinedistely after the prlnarscs - -
ny ORDER OF the Central Committee.
SCION Il. SMITH A@A--' - fAtseehh
SAMUEL @. Burns SecINNa1os
Agth Assembly District Republican, AssociaI I,1TIe
OF t. Central roeaf
MeSL o3tl-st on Monday, and TnesSav
xO INST between the hours Of 1880 and i030 ocioc ~ ~
A'A 'N0 purpose OF
IlsANk RAYMOND,
ROBERT q. MCCORD tCouunitfee
Si-ANNIs ~ EDER,
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In
oIhch perpendicuar
white
~
ta Naona
nuts Pharmacy, 2s Broadway - "N~
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NEW BOOKS And NEW EDITIONS
MACMILLAN &, CO

ISIft0Ict 70 BOOKS OF NE last months TuIIy dsriit.
heretofore on tie literary page
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i)olitisal Notires.

,aepnpeeo Primary Eeeticns.-rhe Repnblican Isso
Al cue several Assembly Districts meet Al fer
ISL 81 'lR art on FRIDAY evening September So
o. ISk iOr the purpose OF
nc,ah & state Convention TO be held New YORK Civ
fr ~ - as1 excepting that IN the XIXU Assembly &
tric .A sever associations shal elect
oSd " as toiOwss 18TH Wsr6 10 delevstes.
xSu ward, y delegates and IA the XXIVth ssserf- ~
1ct 70 convention constituted follows: a9S W. 81
eates 18th Ward7 aeegates Kings Bridge sceIeests
wnch conventions shall meet the XIEt DisiIic al NJ
o..l'sb and Boulevard SATURDAY, lSS1
Uc,Sck - ~ and 5he XXINth District At timers Hail IRE
mont on SATURDAY October 1851 3 a1,
choo he delegates and respecve diSfcfs
SentGtion as N''e-s'NN 'Ytep-
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SCnunCtOf w. p. Halton
Maj, MurgatroyGt % MI 4. Wilkinson
Lieut. the DuEe( VI
of Iunstabo,. Dragon Guards Mr. I. Cadwallader
Mr.. ktlitbOIueS solicitor Mr. William
Archibald GrOsvenOr tar dyllc poet amos Barton
Reginald Bunthorne "a deshy poet. Mr.. J. II. Ryley
The Lady Angela Miss Alice Buryille
The Lady Saphtr | Rapturous Miss Rose Chappelle
Inc Lady tlla Maidens. ! Miss Jenny Stone
The Lady Jane Miss AupTsfa Roche
Patience, Ia village milkmaid) 49,. Miss Carrie Burton
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The cast of Mr.. Muellcr's dramatic poem should

schillel's tragedy of Don Carlos will be pre-
sented at the Germania Theatre on Tuesday even
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DIED.

HASLET.-In Tionesta, Pa. Thursday
afternoon, November II, 1881, Martha
f. Jones, wife of George Haslet, in the
49th year of her age.
Mrs. Haslet vas born at Balltown,
this county, in 1882, and married to
George Haslet, December 20, 1880.
She was we'll known throughout this
section and had many friends and rel
atives in this and adjoining counties,
who will hear with sorrow her death.
But no one knows what a day will
bring forth Only one week ago Mrs.
Haslet was in her usual health, but
now che is no more in the flesh. She
was a good wife, kind mother, and
consistent christian, and died knowing
she bad the good will other neighbors.
She leaves a husband and three child
rem to mourn her departure, and may
they feel that the Lord will care for
them as he has for their loved one
Democrat.
The funeral services which took
place on Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock were conducted by Rev. d. b.
Tobey, and were attended by many
sympathizing friends,
DAVIS.-In Tionesta, Pa, Nov, IS, 1881,
Carrie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. o.
Davis, aged 2S years, months and
days.
Although the deceased had been
very low for some time with the dread
disease, typhoid fever, her death came
rather unexpectedly, as she had fol
several days been improving, aud was
considered on a fair way to recovery
Her death is the third that has occur
red in the family within the past three
months, all by the same disease. Car
rie was universally esteemed by al
who knew her; and her taking OF
lust in the bloom Of young woman
hood leaves an aching void in the fam
, ily circle which time can never heal
She will be greatly missed by tn
young friends in whose society sh
! once moved. May she rest in peace
The funeral took place on Saturda
morning at 10 O'Clock, the service
being conducted by Rev. Hicks.
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ArrRNTION snLpTERs!

have been admitted TO practice as an
Attorney in the Pension Office at Wash
ington, d. G. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were injured in the late war;
can obtain pensions to which they may be
entitled, bv calling on or addressing me at
Tionesta, Pa. Also, claims for arreara2es
of paw and bounty will receive prompt at
tentson.
Having been over four years soldier IN
the late war, and having for mum Der oi
wears engsged in the prosecution OF sol
aiers claims, my experience viii assure
fbe collection of claims in the shortest DOS
siblo time. j. Is. AGNEN'
Aftf
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FORREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member OF Congress JAS. MoseRovE.
dssembllf--E. J.. DAVIS.
President JNd0e--W. ID. Bro WN.
Associate JHdges-JoHN RECK, G. A..
Hill.
1rodsurer-N. s. FOREMAN.
prothonotdry, Register G Recorder, &c.
JUsTrs SHAwREY.
ssherfG.-C. a. RANDALL.
Commissioners-EL BERLIN, ISAAC
LoNe, II. w. LEpEBUR.
County SHperintendent-J. E. Hull
Ann.
District dttorney--S. d. IRWIN.
Jury C01nnlisSiOners--C. II. Church.
PETER YouNaK.
County S5tipevor-F. Il, WHTTTEK1N.
Coroner-C. II. CHURCHs
County AWditors--EIcHoIAs THoMP-
roN, d. +. COPELAND, r. 9. LACY.
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The Cottage Hearth.

Published at Boston. An illustra-
ted Magazine of Home Arts and
Home Culture. Contains more read
ing of Practical Domestic Worth and
Positive Home Interest than any other
magazine of its price. Each number
contains Portraits and Sketches of
Distinguished Men, Superior Home
Music, Floral Articles, Stories and
Adventures, Choice Poetry, the latest
Fashions, the Mothers Chair, the
Students Corner, the Young Folks
Window, are fully illustrated. Terms,
$3.50 year in advance, postage pre-
paid. CLUB RATEs.-We are enabled
10 make tho following liberal offer to
our readers; To all who subscribe
within three months and pay $175 in
advance, we viii send the FOREST
REPUBLICAN and the Cottage Hearth
for one year. This will give you a
good paper and a choice magazine fol
little more than the price of either
Please send in your subscriptions a
once.
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The ladies Of Tionesta and Forest
County are invited to call at Robin
son & Bonner's, where they viii be
shown fine ASSIGNMENT Of Cloaks,
Coats & Dolmanss also q full liue Of
Broadhead's celebrated Dress Goods,
the best in the market. These goods
are sold at prices that defy cOmpeti.
ton. 2t.
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We call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement Of j.,
Monroe Taylor. This house has been
established nearly 40 years, aud their
goods ale celebrated for purity and
strength. We would recommend II
trial Of their Gold Medal brands to ali
who desire superior cookery.-AdV.
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DIR. Klines Great Nerve Restorer is
he marvel of the age for all Nerve Dis
eases. All fits stopped free. Send to 93l
arch ST., Philada. sep2l-Sltf
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r AwRENoE HOUSE,

TToNESTA, PENN'A, wM. SMEAR
RAITGH. PRopRIEToR. This house
Is centrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior accommoda-
tions and strict attention given to guests;
Vegetables and Fruits Of all kinds served
IN their season. Sample room for Com"
mercial Agents.
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.


Burgoss--S. J. WotcoTT.
(9nncftncn- North ward, r. j. Van
Gieson, n. B. Cnbb, Jno. A. Hart; South
ward, q. w. Robinson, S. II. Iaslet, I1li
Holoinan.
Justices Of the Pcocc-J. It. Brennan,
D.. s. Knox.
C0nstobic-Jamos Walters.
school Dircctors-J. Shawkey, s. j.
Wolcott j. lG. Blaine, A. B. Kelly, J. r.
brennan, A. H. PARTRIDGE
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Rev. Hicks will occupy the pulpit
Of the M. e. Church next Sunday
evening.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning and
evening, by Rev. Hickling.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at
8 D. M; M. i. Sabbath School at 10
a. n., F. M. Sabbath School at IL
a. ~.
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-Peruna is a sure cure for bilious
ness and kidney complaints it has no
equal.
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rESTRAL HOUSE,

BONNER & AGNEw BLOCK. IT, c..
JtcxsoN. Proprietor. This is n new
house. and has Just been fitted up for the
accommodation of the public. A portion
OF the patronage of tho public is solicited
a6-ly
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wiOtery.

to mention.
Miss Eva Beeman, of Tryonville,
Pa, is paying Mr. Chadwick's family
a visit at present.
-Holeman & Hopkins have a
splendid line of Trunks and Valises
just received. 2t.
Mrs. Florence Thompson, of IT.
vinetoD, Pa, is visiting Mr.. Jackson's
family at the Central.
Two funerals in one day, as was
the case last Saturday, is something
that has never happined in Tionesta
before.
CLARK Kepler is home from Allie.
gheny College to spend Thanksgiving
and few days with his folks and
friends.
Great drop in prices in -four and
esd at Holeman & Hopkins. They
arc selling lower than any other deal.
ere. ct.
DIR Coburn, who has been con.
Gued to the house for the past 3 or a
weeks with severe attack of rheu.
matism, was able to ride out short
time yesterday.
Thanksgiving tomorrow, when
turkeys aud fowl of various kinds will
have to suffer. 1t should be remem-
bered, however, that the day is not Get
apart entirely for eating turkey.
We are just now putting in our
"best licks" nursing big fat boil, and
it requires so much of our attention
that our paper has to suffer 10 conae-
queuce.
The Y. p. l., S. meets st the res
idenee of Mr.. Partridge next Satur-
day evening, when it is hoped all will
be in attendance as an unusually at
tractive programme is announced for
that evening.
Prepare for wet weather. Call al
our store and examine our stock o.
rubber goods; coats, caps, hats, leg
giugs, boots and blankets in endless
variety, at Holeman & Hopkins. 2E
3 As Christmas approaches the at
tendance at the different Sunday
schools grows noticeably better. Th'
prospective Christmas tree looms VI
before the vision of the averag
n youth.
Alb. Grove, Charlie Bonner ant
;, Ben. May went to Balltown last weeI
"to get some yenison." They got al
they could eat, because a man hl'
killed a nice deer day or two befor
the boys arrived.
, Mr.. Jno. Huddleson, of Stewart
J. Run, cut from stump, hewed an
: dressed ready for hauling 10 railroa
ties in four hours on Monday. job
takes back seat for no Que on &c
p ting out railroad ties.
at The little skift Of snow which fe
Y Monday is hardly enough to trac
deer on, for which we are sorry, as t.
morrow is Thanksgiving and we e.
pected to slip out and kill another e
pound buck, just to pass the tin
away.
Mr.. Whittekin furnishes US a
IT'S other of his instructive and interestiI
Colorado letters this week. The pi
Z, lure he presents Of that much puff
State is probably truer one tha
usually gets into print, and will be
careful'perusal.
Union Thanksgiving services W
be held in the Presbyterian Chur
to. morrow, (Thursdey) at IL o'cloc
a. N. There will also be pray
meeting at same place this (Wedn
day. vening. All are cordially in
ted to attend these services.
The Sunday Schools of this pla
will unite and have Christmas Il
~ at the M. E. Church, this year.
connection Herewith sacred conc
will be given by the childrep for VIII
ER. the first practice will take place
/. morrw (Thursday) evening at the
pA r Church.
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Il paid $3.50 to my doctor aud was
no better. / then took few bottles
of Peruna which cured me.
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1.-THE doctors said my wife had
consumption. Tried Lindsey's Blood
Searcher,' and she has better health
than ever" G. II. Hubbard Hamp-
den, Ohio. nov-4t.
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FRAZIER AXLE GREASE. One greas-
ing with Frazier Axle Grease will last
two weeks, all others two to three
days. Try it. 1t received first pre-.
MUM at the Centennial and Paris Ex
position. sep % 3m.
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CoIored Steel Fashion Plates

In peterson are ahead of all Others.
These plates are engraved on steel, twice
the usual size, and are unequalled for
beauty They will be superbly colored.
Also, household and other receipts; arti-
cles on art embroidery; flower culture
in short everything interesting to ladies'.
TERMSl Always in advance)s2 A YEAR.
UNPARALLELED OFFERS TO cLuRs.
Two copies for S3.50-Three copies for
Sf50-With a costly steel engraving,
"Gran' Father Tells OF Yorktown (24xzyl
or an illustrated Album, quarto, gilt, tor
getting up the club.
-Four copies for S6.50-Six copies for
5000 With an extra copy ithe Magazine
for 1882, as a premium, to the person
getting up the club.
Five copies for S8.00-Seven copies for
$40. .50-With both an extra copy Of Maga-
zine for 1882, and tNe premium picture, or
! album, to the per Getting up the CLUB.
For Larger Clubs SUI Greater Induces
ments
Address, postpaid,
| BOG Chestnut ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA
Specimens sent gratis, if written for to
get up clubs with.
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Take no quock nostrums. Put
your trust in Peruna.
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TT c. CoDURN, NJ. D.,


II oINIE n n a DO ""
Has had over fifteen years experience IN
the practice Of his profession. haVlpg graz
uated Ieq1l{y and honorably May i0, 1865.
Office aud Residence in Forest House,
opposite the Court House, Tionesta, Pa.
Aug. 25-lSS0
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-Anolher lot of those all-wool SO
suits for mems wear just received at
Robinson q Bonner. They are selling
rapidly. Call aud examine. 2t.
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u w. MORROW. n. D.,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
I.ate of Armstrong county, having located
in q'ionesta is prepared TO attend all pro-
fessionat calls promptly and at all hours.
For the present viii have his Office oppo-
site the Lawrence House. inay-lS el-
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To sick, colicky, crying babies
give Peruna--never any other medi.
cine whatsoever.
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SpIendidIy illustrated Articles.

The stories, novlets, &c, in Peterson
are admitted TO be the best published All
the most popular female writers contrib
ute to it. III 1882, about 100 original sto-
ries will be given, and in addition Six
Copyright Novlets, by Ann S. Stephens,
Frank Lee Benedict, Jane G. Austin.
Mary V. Spencer, Sidney Trevor, and that
inimitable humorist, the author of"J Jcsiala
AIIan,s, Wife - The
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lie FAMILY,
The Business House,
The Work Shop.

Peterson is constantly improving
[Elmira IN. w. Husbandman.
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Full SIZE PAPER PATTERNSl

ceive, during the year, twelve
of these patterns, worth more
alone, than the subscrp
tion price.
Peterson's Magazine is the best and
cheapest of the Lady's Books. IL gives
more for the money, and combines greater
merits than any other. In short 10 has the
Best Steel Engravings, Best Colored
Fashions, Best Dress Patterns, Best Orig
inal Stories, &c.
It's immense circulation and long estab-
lished reputation enable its proprietor to
distance all competition. In 1881 new
feature was introduced, which will be
improved on in 1SS2-being a series OF
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-30
A Novel style Of steamship-

A project which is likely tn rcvelu-
tonne The rraent ays,em nf steamship
b 'ilding has lately been brought To
light in Wall Street, and one which
b .s the support Of leading influential
C ,pitaIistr. Vessels are to be COLI
strncted without lnasts, and there will
b literally nothing whatever abnve
deck except the top Of the pilot honse
and tunnels. Que oi aiie projectors
b ing interviewed, said: We have
stepped forward to suIve the pr,blem
by having our vessels covered, as
with shell, from stem To stern. This
will place us above all danger Of rough,
seas. Sweeping over us with what
ever force they may, they can do no
damage. No spars are torn out; no
freight goes overheard; No lives are
lost; everything is safe beneath tie
roIf. The cost Of the larger vessels
will range from $500 to $3.50, ,O0o-
at least one third less tina ordinary
vessels Of the same size. They are
all to be built in this country. Que Of
the objects of the enterprise is TO bring
back to the United States our lost
commercial su' apmacv.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-30
The Best Newspaper Men.


A great newspaper is 10 some ex
tent like man-of. war-it is always
open fur recruits; but it does no. en-
list a jack-of-the-dust ard make an Of
ficer of him. The best newspaper
men of the day are these who have
worked their way up from the Cum
positor's stand or the reporters desk,
aud who, in addition to toe practical
knowledge thus obtained, POSSESS that
indispensal le but indefinable mental
quality known sometimes As the jour
nal;stic instinct and sometimes as
"nose for news" Without the practi-
cal experience good journalist may
be developed; but without the journal
iStic instinct or the nose for the news
one will never succeed in making
himself valuable in spaper's edi-
torial rooms.