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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-02-10

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foot ON = I.lue Of rock OH. the easr
~ my anuni<h rron This n,eroifn! rast'
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God for il
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Of the nit uoajleI WAS impossible. SO |
called for helm again. and called till
my voice failed. r.3s.l to cry, and
nioht fII lo,.n ae,in.
ASH baars crant on. > kind Of
madness seized me; rhantoms sprang
from the pit and tampted me to plunge
below; horrible ewes glared on me:
voices morkeI me. Bpt worst of all
was tie .onHd Of w,fer-a purlirg riIl
aowjno gently in nv very ears, trek.
,ing dron by drop in sweetest music,
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knew i was > madness 50 | resisted
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-02-10
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L.p.N L. !,INkElHs- VEGETABLE COM.
PuTNDis p--azEezi at - a1t - Western Avenue,
yyaa ,,1sL ite, e. s. a.:tIesfer 81 Sra; by mail
In tn fa--1 i4il Elao - tic f5rra II Io-rages.
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f-es.y ass1= A. icsc.s e airy. Send for panph
ict A-I-.s5 above. Een.ia. IA4s ISpSr.
No f--7.,v -,.raaE - ;AosIt LYDIA z FIsEHAM1
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03
AinSlie's FalSchOOds,
Bellevue Chronicle.

Hon. I F Singiser yesterday hand
ed us the certified copy of the articles
of incorporation of the Idaho Land sud
Irrigation Company, the original being
on file in his office. Mr.. Ainslie. while
here, charged Mr.. Singiser, so we are
told, with being one of the incorpora-
tors of that company, and tried to
make it appear that this was entirely
an Idaho enterprise, when as in truth
only one name was signed thereto in
Idaho, viz: John HALEY. the other sig
natures having been affixed in different
places east, Washington, New York
and Nebraska, Mr.. Ainslie's name ap-
pearing as witness to the signature
of j. II. johnson and Alex. Fl. Boomer
both signed in Washington.
The following is complete list of
the incorpora'ors: j. II. Johnson, Alex.
H. Boomer, of Washington; Guy Bar
tina, signed ia Washington; Isaac
Dillon, signed in Nebraska; John Hal,
ley, of idaho.
This does not look much as if Aims
lie introduced this bill at request, not
knowing it's provisions, as he states,
but proves that the whole project was
Matched in his own brain, and that he
was and still is the promoter of the
scheme. 1t is strange sight to see
man asking for the suffrages of a
people and at the same time making
false statements of facts almost every
timo he opens his mouth, as Ainslis
has done, and astonishing that he
should forget that the proof of his
own falsehood is in the very posses
sion of the one he seeks to defeat.
Welded to the Mormons and doing
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

their bidding, to the disgrace aid
scandal OF those who sent him to Con.
gress, and doubly convicted IL being
falsifier and knave, Geo. Ai.sle, in-
stead Of securing reelection, will
receive the merited scorn and con-
tempt Of the people he HAS NO shame
lessly betrayed and attempted to i'm
poverish.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

THOSE persons in Boise county, and
particularly in Idaho City, who are
RveIl aware that Ainslie is not a fit
representative of the people, but who
Think it will be to their interest, fnan-
Eialy, to throw their votes and inhu-
|ence f him, will, in the course of time,
hind ont their mistake, and regret their
course. Is it not time that the people
|Of Boise county were getting their
|eyes open? Those notwithstanding
promises ought to begin to get stale.
EEGeore Aasle has given the people of
Boise county nothing out promises
syear in and year out. 1t is now about
stme to sit down on him, and pretty
heavy too.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

giles Of that unexplored continent, and
the question, Where does the Nile take,
ITS rise? could not be settled. Now.
travellers have marched across Africa.
and cleared mp many Of its mysteries,
and railroads are beginning to pene-
trate It in various directions. The la
test undertaking Of this kind is that OF
the frenchmen who are to begin the
construction Of railroad between the
Niger and Senegal rivers The light
OF civilization goes with the locomo-
tive. and in few years more, proba-
bly,, there will be no longer any mys
terry in Africa.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03
Not long since an Evansville news.


Not long since an Evansville news
paper man was at seaside resort
having heard that the waters there
would wash away sin, and was desi
rous Of taking all possible precaution
against future accidents. While walk
ing down toward the beach tall con
sumptive-looking man approached him
and in deep, sepulchral Voice asked.
do you really think there is any
virtue in these wa,ers?"
The scribe glanced over the bathers
who were disporting themselves in the
surf and replied:
Indeed, | cannot say. am not
acquainted with soul in the Whole
crowd. There will he, though, in
about five minuies-just as soon as. /
can get my duds Off
The cadaverous individual shook his
head and walked slowly Oh, endeav-
oring to work a laugh in with hack
ing cough, while the editor went into
one of the bath houses to prepare a
wad of Western virtue for tile rolling
waters - Evansville Argus.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

NUMBER of the leading Democrats
n Ailuras, among them Eou. John NJ.
fannady, formerly of this couaty, have
] 0Dls out for Hon. 7. f. Singiser. The
j - 'nat Alnslie introduced and en-
Favored to have passed that robting,
sooo'Ihg, Snake liver land bill. and
"'' lie was nominated by set of dis
! Snenlsed, polygamous Mormons, and
s.e further fact he is a tool of the
'O'mon Priesthood, has turned DEM
'a'S against him, not only in Altu-
~ out In every part of the Territory.
q emocrats, if you want to be ruled by
~ oeastly institution, Mormonism,
''e LOT George Ainslie. If not vote
n |. +. Singiser. AinsIis was nom
DS'ed by the Mormon Church. If he
'sc'eo this time, he will be nomin-
,u again by that stencil in the nos
Us OF decency. If the Democrats
] "' put their foot down on Ainslie.
- monopoly and Mormonism next
4 @ss'ay' we might just as we'll get up
4, ~ 'saVe the Territory and give the
0''i,ons full sway. They now haye
e balance of power. With this
P0wsr they nominate, and with their
"0 vote will continue to elect, I'M
l. 30 tue gentle voters, Democrats and
IL, 1v''eahs, come together and wipe
sbis f ;uy yearly increasing power OF
6,,n ''u' plot ON our boasted civilian
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

Joe HlLL the boys want to know all
about that two-story, side.doored,
k,airwayed, doublc-compartment trunk
|von brought out--what it's used for,
|bow it is made and by whom made,
|vbere it came from, how did you get
Il, here aud what was the cost Of trans
Also the architectural con.
of the same, whether Cnrin-
khan, Ionic or ancient D.ric? Give
|tbe boys the information desired and
|set 'eln at rest.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

Ma. SISGisER, all through this cam
m has shown himself to be gen
|,,auau He has not attacked Mr..
|,ioslle personally. On the other hand
|,;u,Iie has heaped up al manner oil
|,buse and falseiioods against his op.
|nooent. Mr. S;ngiser has gained many
yates by his mauly aud honorable
course.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

AISsIIE stated in Boise City a few
days ago that the reason the members
zof the Legislature were not all paid
En ull two years ago was because of
official neglect on the part of Mr.. Sin
a&gSer, Territorial Secretary Mr.. Sin.
user, who was in Oneida county
when Alnslie stated that fa,sehood.
was appraised of what AilisIe had said
py telegraph, aud telegrapled back to
Fne Chairman Of the Republican Terri
#onal Committee as follows: Gains
yes failure to have the deficiency bill
passed Is the reason the members were
Rlot all paid, and when he states 9th
$f"lse he states a falsehood. | never
FPeit any place | was ashamed to again
return to, and have nothing in my Of
sicIal record am ashamed of. | am
wiling that the people of Idaho shall
compare my record with his, both per
1 sO"a' and official. am perfectly will
Jug 10 meet him or his friends face to
&c Oh any charge he may make re-
P'c''ns on me personally or officially"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

IHE dance given by Mrs. Bullock
last Tuesday night was a grand affair.
The attendance was very large and
everybody had a good time. The pol
itlcians were there in full force.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03
ANY one who says the Mormon, are

ANY one who says the Mermons are
Democrats il off his base. Thev !.
ahythlng Tor the Mormon Church.
ihey are for Ainslie because he is
p'e'gea 70 them. In Nevada they are
red-hot against Cassidy, Democrat
WHO vot q for the Edmund's bill
Large sums Of money have been rais-
ed IN salt Lake, the hot-bed of Nor.
mohlsIn. to be put where il will do The
most good in defeating Cassidy. The
Mormons are anything for Mormo,,ism.
They are looking forward to the time
when they will he mighty power in
politics, and their motto is rule or rn;n
There is no political issue in Idaho
save Mormonism. The question i.
are we to be ruled by that politico-
religious institution, very correctly
called "the twin-relic Of barbarisn,7u
1t - plain to every reasonable man
that the Latter Day Barbarians now
have strong hold on Idaho politics.
and their grip is Tightening with every
victory. The right thing to do is to
defeat them now while defeat is DOS
slble. If victory perchcs on the Nor.
mon banners this fall there will be
one OF two things left for the people
OF idaho to do-qnietly submit to the
rule OF the pplygamous Priestcraft, OF
leave the Territory The only way tc
put an end to the political power Gin
ldaho) OF the Church of Utah, is te
defeat Ainslie. and any candidate fol
Delegate, whether Democrat or Re
publican, who may hereafter pledge
himself to the heads of the Mormon
Church to stand in and defend. at ev.
cry opportunity, the polygamous prac
tees OF that so-called religion. The
only pledges that Ainslie has never
broken are those he made to head bus.
ses of that polygamous herd He got
in his little squeak, at every opportu.
nifty, for that fonr.pIy polvgamist, ant
one Of the high-cockaIornms of the
Mormon Church. George @ Cannon, ar
alien, who was coutestiny for scat il
Congress as a Delegate from Utah, ant
Georges jaw was always ready tt
way whenever he had chance to gel
in a word for Mormonism in the halls
Of Congress.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

Prof. GILBERT BUTLER showed us a
sketch he made of the Sub Rosa mill
and boarding house, and the sur
founding scenery. The sketch is true
to nature. Mr.. Butler has a keen
eye for artistic work in this line, and
is very handy with craven.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

1t is only few years since the in.
terror of Africa stood for all that was
mysterious in geography. The mag.
ination alone could penetrate the Jun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

The board Of school examiners for
boise county net at this place on
Wednesday and granted frst-class
certificates to Miss Eva Tolles and
George w. Gillett. Miss Tullcs will
teach at Star Rauch and Mr.. Gilletl
on Upper Squaw creek
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03
An Exciting Chase

Last thursday morning at about
nine o'cl,,ck nine deer came plnwiny
through the snow about two-thirds of
the way up the mountain east Of town.
The eyes Of the old "Sal,non Eaters
stuck out as they ran to and fro for
their guns, and, of Course, We mount
ed pair Of slow-snoes aud went with
the crowd, some If whom were on
snow-sioes and some Of whom plod-
ded along ON foot. After taking many
f"lacks" ON the side Of the steep noun
tain we reached the deer trail and be-
gan vigorous pursuit in Company
with Tim Cooper, who waded the
beautiful" waist deep. A large num-
Der OF men had gone up two or three
hundred yards above to bead the ami
mails off and all were confident some
one would have venison. Before pro-
I cceding far we overlook them and Tim
opened fire. bringing down fine stag.
The deer ran along the side of the
m'untaTn below US, and We humble
prevaficator of this little sheet thought
he had good would run into
the band aud kill four or five. The
shoes were pointed down the noun
tain and soon we we're rapidly gain
ing on the deer. We could hear men
in the crowds on the streets saving
Look at him." "He's got In" "Oh.
amt he daisy!" &c, and we thought
we would turn out to be the boss hun.
ter. But when within thirty or forty
yards OF the game, which was making
bot very slow headwa, through the
deep snow we began to lean one way
and then the other, the shoes twisting
and turning, and with one grand leap
made dive down tue mountain. The
bath was a Cool one. We fired once
but the deer kept right on. The
crowds in the streets appreciated our
efforts and cheered heartily. Dave
oneider, seeing the deer coming onto
low ground, shouldered a Winchester
aud commenced pursuit. He headed
them off and when within a few feet
of the objects of his pursuit commenced
swapping at them. bat the gun didn't
go off, He gently repeated the
Lor,Ps prayer and tried again, but no
go. Then he tried the magazine and
found it To be empty. So he thought
if he could get Dick Lowe out with
that empty firearm he would be even.
Returning. Lowe took the harmless
weapon and started. After wading a
mile and half on the trail he over
took the deer and commenced snap
, ping. He was more emphatic than
Sneider and swore as bull-whackers
only can swear. On examining the
magazine he discovered that he was
the victim of one of Sneider'x practic.
t al jokes, and came back to hunt him
( up. Through the interference Of
friends, however, the subsequent troub
, lie was amicahly settled.
RI When Tim Cooper returned for the
stag be had killed he found it in The
t possession of Joe Riley. of l. Morris
& Co., and Jim Johnston, of Johnston
: and McCracken. They had it quar-,
c tered. but could show only one bulIet
: hole in the hide, so they were obliged
to acknowledge that it was dead wher
they found it.
Joe Riley lost fine. ivory-handlec
/, slx-shooter in the hunt, and Chris
, Williams gun was found to be empty
But the boys don't care. They hat
plenty of fan. and hope for another
: band of deer to come to town.
! Bob Crozer froze both of his ears
while standing back of the Postoffice
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

AISsuE, at every election heretofore
in Boise county, has had some cam
paign lie sailed down to be given out
as bait for votes about the time the
polls open. Voters, take no stock IN
anything that may be sprung on elsc'
lion day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

We warn the voters of Boise county
not to be Influenced by certain parties
who are very enthusiastic for Mr..
Ainsie. They are working solely to
their own interests. We don't blame
those parties for working for him.
They undoubtedly think they are to be
benefited personally by it. What we
do blame them for is allowing
themselves to be deceived from one
years end to another by promises that
are never fulfilled. Any one that is a
Judge of human nature ought to know
that a man who is ever and anon over.
flowing with promises is never man
of dccds-good deeds at any rate.
The people of Boise county ought to
thoroughly understand Mr.. Ainslie by
this time, by experience. He is no
friend of the laboring man. His course
in Congress has proven this. He has
endeavored to create gigantic monop-
olies calculated to ruin the working
classes. Miners and farmers, if you
cast your votes for Ainslie you will be
helping to elect one who is your very
worst enemy. Mr.. Singiser is an hon.
orabie, upright mana man OF ability
and influence, a lively worker, full OF
ambition and vigor, and best of all a
friend of the people. No one, excep,
Ainslie, has aught to say against him,
either as an individual or an official
He is capable Of doing more for the
advancement of Idaho in one year
than Ainslie could do in a lifetime.
We ask in all candor, what has Aims
lie done, or tried to do, that would tend
to benefit the laboring classes-thc
people who are building up The inter
ests of the Territory, and who have
made Idaho what she is to day? Sim
ply nothing. Citizens of Boise coun
| tv. vote for Mr.. Singiser, who is your
| friend. He will work for the interests
of the people and not for monopolies'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

JOE Hill left here few months ago
Tor OHIO, single man, and returned
Wednesday with Mrs. Hill. Single
blessedness don't satisfy Joe, not by
hall. He believes in doubling up OH
the blessedness, aud then waiting for
happy additions ia the course of time
and human events. "
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

Tbs MURRAY, brother in-law Of Mrs.
John kennaly, Of this place, arrived
here lew days ago with his family.
IRON Colorado. He has taken 10 a
ranch on the fat a mile or two this
side Of McDevitt's toll-gate. He will
get water onto it by means Of ditch
the water to he taken out of Mime
haha creek. Mr.. Murray was here il
1862, and that year located what is
now known as the thorn creek ranch.
RECEIVED at Myer 4 SnitIl's. Idaho
City and Placeryile, a large lot Of fine
hams, Bacon. Shoulders. Batter ard
Lard-also full aud Complete stock
|of Groceries; embracing everything in
that line. Lots Of patent process
Flour always on hand. Everything
at bottom prices for cash.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-03

BILL LAcocK came sailing inio port
last Tuesday, and we Judge from his
smiling physiog that he is "glad he
come" Bill has been on Wood River
since last May. The Idaho City boys
will turn their toes in the direction Of
home when win;er comes on. Bill
says the people over there turned out
en- "asse to hear Hon 7. T. Singiser
on the political Issues Of the day. The
greatest enthusiasm characterized the
meetings every where.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-02-11

Chow do you like the character
of ST. Paul. asked a parson of his
landlady one day, during a conver-
sation about the Saints and the
Apostles. "Ah, he was q good.
clever old soul, / know" replied the
landlady, "for he once said, yon
know, that we must eat what Is SET
before us. and ask no questions, Tor
conscience sake. ] always thought
I should like him for bOarder."
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-02-11
:. "FERENCE.

Circums.aac,ss do most assuredly
a..eer cases. Il man who had q
-orse +, GEL was asked by q gentle
mar Tr.-co Il aaded his stable what
- D ed tor h;rl.
." orsa, .'as the reply, sis
= av animal. A child
- .I.e 3 ss tame as u
X.,e1, e ). never known ro
SUI. Iv IN for one hun
dred aDt, - iara"
The @ anfai -ook on: from h:s
side rocket :. myste,i:o:.s looking
book, and pui down ,de s,;... The
man had neoa. o12d.
go you wa = - chat horse,
M teriepd, the sc ,i.e-Aeeper asked.
"Ch, no" WAS the reply. II don't
wa. to buy any horse. l am sim
ply the tax collector, and / am
around appraising property"
"Oh, ah, yes, / see. Well, in that
case, 1 may as well confess that /
have exaggerated matters. Chat
horse, if l were going to sell him.
is all I have described him to be.
and we'll worth the price I ask.
But as a horse 10 be taxed, he is
old, spawned, bad kicker, vicious.
and not worth penny more than
twenty-five dollars"
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