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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-15

q Sleeping car that lett Cleveland the |
other night. Among tile passengers
was plain, staid, Western Reserve
"sclloolmarm," who was going West
on vacation She had secured q
lower berth, but when about to retire
discovered that gentleman wa, to
occupy the shelf above her. In the
language Of the porter she made "hn-
" kick" against the arrangement, and
fatty declared that the company hadn't
en- ugh regard TOR single lady's feel
ings to make il worthy Of the patron
age Of respectable people. The con.
dnctor was called aud after considera.
ble trouble got the lessee on the shelf
to take a lower berth in the next sec.
ton. The gentle dan,sel retired with
out disrobing, and later in the night
had occasion to get up to get drink
Of water. Before leaving her berth
she pinned a piece of paper to the nut.
side Of the curtain in order that she
might make sure Of it on her return.
Her movements were observed by the
gentleman whom she had caused to be
removed, and he, being bit of way.
bethnnght him that now was his
chance to get even. Hastily rem,v-
ing the paper he pinned it to the cnr-
tain OF the berth Of Boston drum
mer, who was decidedly on the mash.
aud then awaited developments. III 4
little while the lady made the best OF
her way to where the paper was affix.
ed and got into bed. A moment la er
succession Of piercing screams is.
sued from the berth, followed by the
alarmed lady aud the now awakened
drummer, who hnpped out after her to
see what the devil the racket was
about" The scene that ensued beg.
gars description, but can he family
Imagined. 1t took the conductor and
the roi ter an hour by the watch to
paclfy the enraged female, and even
then she refused to be mnIlilicd until
she was given stateroom for her sole
use the remainder oi the night.
| - y ~ So
WASTED HERoIsM.-It De Long had
died for an eternal principle, and il
from his icy grave there could spring
the seed of a martyr, the dairy found
by his dead body would not be less
heart breaking, but it would hive q
most tremendous power. As it is
where is the use of all this? This lit.
tie company, starving, sick. frozen
ldying, struggling day after day over
; hinge tracts of endless SHOWS. The
. winds drive them the sunshine blinds
them. The surgeons knife cuts away
: parts of their frozen bodies. They
: drag each other over those vast and
cruel fields. They break through thu
ice on frozen lakes. Their food sick.
ems them, and then it fails. Far off il
these Arctic regions, one by one they
lie down and die, and with broker
voices they group, gr,wing smaller
and smaller, reads the service, but no
for the dead, but for the sick. They
. bury their dead under the ice in III,
water, but at last, too weak to ever
do that, they stagger with them out o
) sight and lay them down. And VIVA
do these heroic men-Franklin ant
Kane and De Long, and all this con,
pany dead in the snow-leave, but
memory of bravery, Of heroisrn, al
, spent in futile search for shade W
Il Our Continent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-15

j. seph Hill vs.. Susan Hill.
Michael Smith VS.. Philip Clonter.
Cena G. Bomar vs.. Albert G. b..
mar.
j. G Fox vs.. Martial Eli ct al.
J. B. Emery vs. Bpise county.
Myer & Smith vs.. Daniel Carroll.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-15

TIRED OF HARD WoRK."-A pretty.
Intelligent girl was arrsingned before
= magistrate in Hoboken, N. j, last
week, upon charge Of attempted
suicide. Il am tired Of hard work y.
said this poor working woman. II
press twelve coats day aud hardly
get money enough to keep me alive. y.
With all the churches that Fay fat SAL
aries. and with Bob IngersolI present.
Ing brand new gospel at dollar q.
head in which there shall be neither.
devil nor hell, there surely ont to BE-
some remedy for this state Of affairs.
IMAM who never earned dollar by
hard work can ait in an Office aid ac-
cumulate seventy or eighty millions
by twisting stocks out Of other peo-
pies hands into his own, while a wo-.
man who works YEARLY for fifteen
hours out of the twenty four and
staryes, prefers death to the sorrow Of
existence. These are problems for.
Summer wanderers TO the mount aims
ami seaside to take with them and
ponder at their leisure. - FnotIight.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-15

why, sonny, good little Sunday
school boys don't fight. do they?"
''The-'sll they don'tl You ought to
see me set down On Bill Jinkins ON tho
front seat. You onght to see me climb
over him Well, Misses. eff ye think
the Band Of Israeps Hope don't have
2 bell roaring time. jes you come down
to the park Tuesday-[S. L. Tribune.
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professional Cards.
VIM. j. RE- rHWELL. Nj. {

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON. &C. graduate of Jeffer-
L son Medical Col ege. Philadelphia. Once ON
upper end OF Granite strect. Placerville. Boise Oe
|. T. [dec-4.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
For the Breath and Teeth.

10 a sensitive person there IS nothing
more unpleasant than offensive breath,
and the fo.iov.A. ji5cctioIs FROM
Harper's Be-ou fox lseser7ir8 the teeth
and gums NAV he useful:
Bat What shall destroy tia; foe TO
sentiment. that bare cf ali beauty, ar
offensive breath? Tie suggestion o;
unredneEent, Of physical disorder AMI
foainess il gives would weigh against
all the meal nLl intellectual worth
which might lie behind it, The anti
dote, happily. IS as simple as the evil
is prevailing VIII Cue attention to
the health, and thorough brushing
Of the teeth 81 least night ard morn
ing, ali that is ueedful TO secure q
sweet breath is 20 chew q bit CT licorice
after using the tooth brush. This will
even counteract the effects OF diseased
breath, and does not convey the IN
pleasant suggestions Of cachous and
spice that they arc used to hide an Of
Tense. Licoricc has 70 smell. but il
actually swc-tens the mouth and stom-
ach. y stick Of il should he Clipped
for use, and kept il box or the toilet.
a tincture for the teeth and gums
which restores soucdness to the latter
is an infusion Of one ounce OF coarseJy
powdered Peruvian bark stepped a
fortnight il half a pint of brandy.
Gsrgle the mouth night aud morning
with a teaspoonfui of this tincture,
diluted with an equal quantity Of rose
water.
For tiecayiug teeth make baleam Of
two scruples Of myrrh in fine powder
ascruple Of juniper gum and ten grains
of rock alum, mixed in honey. Apply
this balsam frequently to the decayel
teeth.
A very agreeable dentifrice for good
teeth is made from an ounce OF myrrh
in fine powder. and a little powdert d
green sage, mixed with two spoonfuls
of white honey. 4 druggist will make
up the compound, and the teeth should
be washed with it every might and
morning.
Spite OF all that is said against it.
charcoal holds the highest place rs a
tooth powder. 1t has the property, too,
of opposing putrefaction, and destroys
the vices of the gums. 1t is mos. cor
veniently used when made into paste
with honey.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
A IIe.rHi Erelll :

Ii tie year 49, Mr.. Va ol, 49,
ing calculated tie return q = c"t-ef
ah:c.I was 10 ll.ha is lirs. ."it-,.iGec
on Wednesday. the :. q q .Q.-r' u
five minutes after five N tie morning,
gave notice to tie p'i%l.a accordingly.
with the terrifying :.d~lila-, that
total dissolution u tie wcF.d ny liz
was 10 take Place q tie FI-'.aF iei!9T-
ing. Tic repat,licY Mr.. Waisioa lad
lorg malataiaed in !.ae,@a !, beth as {.
divine AM philosopher, lcf. ii;;!a CT 1o
doubt with tie poru!ace q til truth
# Lis prediction.
Several ludictous events LoT tcoa
place. y number Of lcr-o-s III AM
about London seed al tie loits i'll!
barses they could l.y HAMS Oh IL the
Thames. very nationally concluding.
hat when the colA4erAtion tooA place
there would be the most sai IL Oh H.,
water. \ gentleman Who lad = elected
flnlily prayers for more tLau live years,
informed lis wife ihst lie W.. deter.
N mad 20 &c. une TIA, iaaI.b'e practice
the sane evening; bat his vie, having
engaged d bali a. Ter house, persuaded
hey husband 10 put it CT iii they say
whether the colet appeared or net.
The South Sea stock Immediately fell
i've per cant. and tie East lndia eleven.
and tha captain of Il Dutch ship threw
all his powder into the river, that the
ship might not be endangered.
The next morning, however, the
comet appeared according to the pre-
liction, ana before noon the belief be
came universal that the dry OF iu 'g-
ment WIS at hand. About this time
123 clergymen were fefried 10 L'mteih,
it is said, to petition that a short
prayer might be pennei and ordered,
there being none in tie church service
that would answer on such al occasion
Three maids of honor burned their
collection Ct novels ard phys, and sent
to the bookseller buy them a Bible
and Bishop T4ylor's Holy Living and
Dying" The run upon the l4nk was
so prodigious that all hands were en-
ployed from morning till night in dis
counting notes and LarAing out specie.
I
On Thursday, considerably more than
1000 women were legally married in
the face Of several congregations, and
to crown the whole farce, Sir Gilbert
Hathcote, at that time being director 81
the bank, issued orders 10 ail the fire
otli,es in London, requiring them to
keep eood lookout. and have a par
ticular eye over the Bank Of England.
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the BCrnat0ttCs.

te,.J 49,,
~ ','' % 81 V''''.'@n' ana % +"
~" T. i''''P,''' '''''' ~ u q 1-'-5 i,
,.., 49, = 20 Wv" ,'t" van :
"'''e'' N'''.'', 4'' p',-'''i' '1'n'"' an"
= '-''' = ''''- t ~ N' 90 ~ "''H A. ''
- - =, y 49, 20 49,, At - ~ ~ 10
you, "i4' 'n'1 rye Il" wa IS Il Eih6
need be nothing ci7c-if this idea wag
slared by Prince E!gcre Ga L,Aui,,f.
ms ;;.-1.. 5,,...;.4., ;..,...,,;r, - a.,
''U'S'FF . '-e 'oy"I castle o. .d'iia' 81
II tie / rencl saldlors enid, alter
rard ctowrei Oscar OF Sge1er-
,..vor 1,. - no, ,,o.o .,.oro,, H.. oor.
;,
lnte' 'A"H "S Tue h"eEa1oi'eS' "oo
nave trajv GrHced The SHtdl>h throne
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
Odds and Ends.

An editor without backbone don't
amount to much. It's his principle
column you know.
We don't throw bomb shells at our
rulers to destroy them. We let Office
seekers torture them to death.
The word character comes from q
term which means to engrave upon or
to out in. Character is that inner, sub
stantial, and essential quality which is
wrought into the very soul, ard makes
a man what he actually is.
According to Professor Swing, "the
coming man will be temperate, chae.e,
merciful, just, generous, charitable,
large-hearted, sweet-tempered, Chris
tian, good neighbor, and faithful ci!i.
Zen." nat nice time the coming
woman will have.
A girl heard her father criticised
severely across dinner-table. The
careless critic paused moment to say
A" l hope he is no relative of yours
miss?' Quick az thought she replied
with the utmost nonchalance, "a con
nection of my mothers by marriage"
Three travellers, stepping at an inn,
ordered brace Of partridges for dic
ner. Wien they were served, The
Iogician of the company quietly helped
himself TO one and left the other for his
companions. Hold they cried.
"that is not proper division" "There
is one fer you tive, ard here on my
plate, is ore for Ee, too. Isn't that
fair 2"
Tie pot OF sour milk got upset in the
refrigerator, and the milk ran out into
the water-tub. The mistress Just
dashed a gill Of alcohol into it, ana
served it up as koumiss-wlat they
gave the President, you know" Tie
boarders were patriotic SCI; so they
drank every drop, ard then wen; around
Boosting Of their superior knowledge Of
things. SO much for letting potiling
be wasted.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
To Drive Away Rats.

A lady writer in a recent number of
q New York journal, discourses in the
following style concerning her treat
ment of rats and mice: "We cleaned
our premises of these detestable YER
min by making whitewash yellow
with copperas, and covering the stones
and rafters to the cellar with a thick
coating of it. In every crevice where
rat might tread, We put crystals of
the copperas, and scattered the same in
the corners of the floor. The result
was perfect stampede OF rats and
mice. Since that time not football of
either rat or mouse has been heard
about the house. Every spring coat
of the yellow wash is given to the cell
lar, as purifier as we'll as rat extcr-
minator, dnd no typhoid, dysentery or
fever attacks the family. Many per-
snns deliberately attract all the rats in
the neighborhood by leaving fruits and
vegetables uncovered in the cellar; and
sometimes even the soap scraps are left
open for their regalement. Cover up
everything eatable in the cellar and
pantry, and you will soon starye them
out. These precautions, joined to the
service OF a good cat, will prove as
good rat exterminator Us the chemis!
can provide. We never would allow
rats to be poisoned in our dwelling,
they are SO liable to die in the walls,
and produce much annoyance"
A storekeeper having paid some
fruitlees visits to ore of his customers,
called few days ago for an instalment
of his debt. But the customer, ex-
pecting him. told her son, lad Of five
years, to say she was in the toon."
Accordingly, when the man called, and
asked, "Where is your mother to-
day?' the boy promptly replied, In
the toon." "What toon ?" asked the
merchant. The boy having no further
Instructions from his mother, went to
the next roor and shouted, Mither,
what toon ere ye ct? He wants to KEN"
Oil feei ny boarders on the fat of
the land" observed Mrs. Stnhem as
she receipted Tor tub of oleomarga-
rine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
Luxury in New York.

The luxury and perfection of detail
in New York dwellings is passing into
a proverb. Nowhere in the world,
probably, is SO much time and money
expended upon the furnishing and
ornamenting of the homes of the rich
as in tLls city. The draping OF cur
tains has become distinct branch of
art, and every decorator and upholster-
er has one or more employees whose sole
business it is to arrange in graceful
folds the draperies, which are now in
dispensable, at doors, windows and fire.
place. Even the banisters must now
be stuffed and tufted and draped on
either side with heavy fringe. Ceilings
are frescoed and painted in the studios
of distinguished artists, and then trans
ferred to the houses that they are to
embellish. Hundreds Of women are
employed, at an expense Of thousands
of dollars, upon embroidery and art
needlework which are 10 adorn the
sumptuous palaces in which our rich
men live. Paintings, siatuary, carvings
in stone and wood, the richest fabrics
of French and Indian looms, indeed,
all that is rare fnd beautiful in nature
and arr. are brought to bear upon the
decoration Of these republican palaces
Even the stables in which the horses,
coachmen and grooms are to be housed
nre far more luxurious than the simple
homes in which the fathers of our race
passed their lives. The newly-fnished
stables of Cornelius Vanderbilt in
Fifty.eighth street far outshine those Of
the Roman Emperor whose sumptuous
appointments have become matter Of
history.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
To SumDtiVeS.

"Goi! Zen Medical Discovery" Is q concer-
tr.trd, pn'cit II 'rst ", CT tiood-clcansiEs
remedy, that Wins golden opinions from MI
= 10 use il for any humor, froU the common
I'M lc, hlotch or eruption - The Formidable
scrnfu!ous swelling, or ulcer. Internal fever,
soreness and liberation, yield it, benign
Influences. Consumption, viii h is BIT .
fgr?!"us al!tc:ion 6 the iu1ggs9 n nnpv i1Eis
tiod given rcmfdy see Il tlCle on consump-
ton ihnd lis Treatment in Pant Ill. OF the
Wur d'S .Disrcnsary Dime Striss of pam
phlet', costs two st Imis. postpaid. Address
WoRLp'5 Dl>rENstRY MEDICAL AssoCIA-
TINN, BnfTaio. Now York.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

The last volume Of DEMnRr-r> MONTHLY
MAGAZINE. published AZ /. l. ii'h .tr.c',
NV lorh, has been bound ia ionk form. !,
Is C.Ittinly wuit1y u rr,s'rv'n- ia t..
shape. Fine chromos and beautiful cncray.
iu.s are an ibt resting feature Of This month.
ly publication. The following opinion frunI
Eugland Is signiii ant:
"DEMoKE>r ; MAGAZINE. Il literary con.
scrVGt n If the artistic ana the useful. 10,
up in America, whctc ii has enormous safes
the mast remarkable work Of the class II
has ever been published, ahd comhucs u,
attractions e several English Mags&'n,s.-
London Times
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
The Skilled Workman.

The Sanitary Endiaees makes some
pertinent remarks on this subject.
among them the following: The
skilled workman, it will be observed,
exercises his brain as vel, rs his hsnds.
Tie man who acquires skill superior
to that of his fellow workmen, and
commands better wages, is the man
who thinks. Thero
is too common prejudice among
American youths against learning a
trade. They prefer more gentoeI
occupation, which holds out greater
prospects of making money with slight
exertioH, forgetting that very little
money is earned in this country with
ont hard work, ard they think clork-
ship much preferable to trade" The
following remarks of James Parton are
commended to these misguided
youths"
"Compsre the mechanics in the
novelty works with the clerks in Stew
arts store. The clerks ere excellent
fellows; they look well, dress veil,
understand their business and are in
every respect worthy members of
society; but our best mechanics have a
certain force of manhood, weight of
| character and O depth of no Election
rarely seen in those who only buy and
sell.
II say, then. lads of fourteen, if you
would lay foundation for sure pros
perity, begin by learning d trade. II
you would escape the perdition Of being
u fool, learn trade. If you would 90
mans part for your country, begin
the work Of preparation by learning u
trade"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
LIQUID or Dry.

some people prefer 10 purchase m 'dicn,s
in the dry Il A. 50 that they can SIC TO- II, IN
selves t.nt they are purely vcGt able. Others
have not tie time or desire 10 prepare the
medicine, and wish il already to use.
To accommodate eGch class The prorrlc-
t"rs Of Kidney Wort now oner that we'll.
known remedy in both Liquid and Day forms
Sold by druggists every where Fruit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
Han, -ENGtcG~.

Enl4i5 uj:i v.r;s 10 play Hamlet.
IIe'd better stick il Camille.
"u.a4res. " s4y the dealers. will he
cheat tlls winter, Not il you bny
thc.l ci tie traia boy,
Why 30 people speak Of man rs
w,tYirg crocodile tears: They are no;
half So Large as Texss steers.
DiI your u1c.o leave yon anything
ii Ii ~Ill. Th9-4.s:" " On VS. said
IAou4s. rAce9it..ly, " he left ne oct.
CA...1b, .LeuNatitn, bronchitis and
G.ouut.NA i,;es are tLc diseases L.cst
I.:oy4Ic1. ..33ut tue Colombo health
resorts.
5,:..,yY Hill Is going 10 get Himself
into 14,lc trouble pretty soon. Ills
throat i getting 81 much tc.tcr h can
;...1 with it.
Tic wJrs. kind OF rheumatis4i Is The
spare room..ism. Many an unhappy
quest lis crowded il betac.n it, icy
sLtrts br5 ,ii,l Of it.
An Insane nan i'll Alexandria La9 re-
ir.i4eI fsom speaking for twelve years
Il tbs. .A..u Is Insane, it is very evident
that GIi:eau is not.
The tax tLefts in rhilaaelphia run
MP Tito millitrs. It's u very easy
thing to roba community that submit:
TO six-2Gnt streetcar fares.
Why do Indians get drunk asks
the T0mprUhce Worker. Because they
drink more whisky than they are
eaucc1 for ASK Us hard one.
Darwin says dogs DO not fight unit
one five5 The other the lie. My, no
80. They frequently fight because ont
refuses to give the ether the bone.
/ AIpAonso: Yeu say you have all YOU
uoley Ill the bank ana you wish t.
know if it is safe?' Oh yes. ye,: per
ftctly safe. You'll never SEE it again
does the world miss anyone q ask
Il cynlc. Wei. ye.; it misses tie girls
at I,ast until it becomes sufficient,
familiar 10 call them by their frs
names.
The New Orleans TM.eS has learne,
that the colored women of that Gil.
drink great quantities Of vinegar. Thi
IS :. sad commentary on the quality o
New Oleans whisky.
"Is this goad country for sheep?
asked the traveller. First rate sal,
the settler, with great nthusiasm
Every nan in the country owns fou
doga. and whenever you miss sheel
you know where he is gone" Tn,
traveller decided to take cattle rancnt
and so in fer Texas steers.
y newspaper letter from n New Mex
leo mining camp says: Those VIE
wash regularly in the gulch get from
IS TO - Fer day" We always under
stood that New Mexican would rattle,
die than wasi,, and 1t is pleasant sur
prise to Learn that they can be hired
even at such large wages, to perform
their daily abiu:ions.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

I is Tie rroviNrc q minislers 70 do good,
therefore, We think ever, minister shonid in
form Ii msclf ia regard 10 Ammtn's Cough
: rup, ard after being satisfied that il Is ril
hat Is claimed +. I it, recommend it; thus
lives can be saved and then tnuL ht how 10
save their souls. We are Told thai the pro.
p.ittor is always willing 10 give bottle free
10 any nIinisioruf family who wishes il 10 try.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

Thrr' wrrc 600 miles 81 railroad cor;.
,trG,t ii in tie United Stat 5 during thc rs.
len months OF thiS year, ~ .iasl ) II! mills
for ne same ne last yc4r, and :, - mi.c-
in lniG.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

The President Of the Canadian Pacific Ill.
way Company says that if 10 unforeseen DIFF
iicultirs intervene The ruid Will tc hlllt and
GUNNER.