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THE HONEYMOON
Closesthe Langtry's Engagement in Mem
phis-her Appearance Here the
Success Of the Season.
The Lily's Own Story OF Her Life-She
VIII Remain in this Country One
Year Longer at Least.

Mrs. Langry's short stay in Memphis
seems to have been of the most agreeable
description. The contrast between Southern
courtesy and Northern impertinence must
have bsen very apparent to her. In many
of the Northern cities she was followed
about the streets by pack Of impertiuent
people. In Memphis she walked the streets
subjected to no sort of offensive scrutiny.
About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon che WAS
observed on Madison street, walking toward
the river. She is splendid pedestrian, and
walks with vigor and healthy sprirg
which ladies would do we'll % cultivate.
While she and her compaaion, Mics Agnes
Lsngtry, and their maids we're looking
at the boats, an invitation was ex-
tended them by Capt. Foglemsn, Of the
ferry boat John Overton, TO take trip 10
Mound City. Three gentlemen connected
with the troupe, Messrs. Frank Cooper, Ed
ward Shepherd and ]. 7. Macdonald, after
wsrd Joined them and boarded the boat The
utmost kindness was shown the Jersey Lily.
The trip to Mound Citv was intensely enjoyed
by the fair lady. The boat stopped, and
some of the gallant passengers secured cotton
| and some seed.coiton for Mrs. Lapgtry and
Miss Langtry. The Lily wanted TO find out
what cotton-seed tasted like; so she Bit
one Of the seeds in two, but immedi-
tely said, ~ don't like the taste
Of it," The many uses of cotton were ex'
| planned to her and she was visibly inter
| ested. She said she intended to take SONS
of the cotton-seed TO Jersey, where The
| climate was warm and pleasant, and woult
plant it to see if it would grow. Capi. Fogle
man ran the boat along the bend in order t
| get good look at the city. This being thu
first pleasant weather the Lspg,ry troup,
have experienced on their trip, they en-
| joyed it intensely. The Lily sat out upor
the roof, and was delighted with the ex
hilarating air and the novel scsnes. Sh,
was thoroughly pleased with her trip, ant
| took as keen an interest in it as a girl.
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Candies.

Boy pound package Of Floyd's candies.
II will have in it all kinds of caramels,
English walnuts, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar plums, marshmallows and
ine chocolates. No glucose, all pure colors,
and no deliberations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
trisious. at FLOYD MONEYS
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saturday, yAsasry az. Isss.

within legal hours, the following described prop
erty situated In Shelby county. Tenn, to-wtf:
situated ia the Sixteenth Civil District OF Shelby
county, Team. one mile northeast Of white 81
ton. Rounded on the north BIZ the land OF z q.
Brooks; on the east by the land OF samuel hcsby:
south BY The lands of James NJ BROOKS: west BY ].
Brooks for her dover and the land OF J. n Hill,
containing one hundred aud eighteen illsl acres.
Terms Of Sale-Oae-hah % cash; balance In
lien retained for deferred paynents- This January
S. Isss. -. BLACK Clerk and Master.
By J. NJ Bradley, Deputy Clerk end has.er:
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A Lady With Courage to Speculate Wins.

Miss KingsIey, who resides in the house Of
Charles T. Yerkes, sr., former president OF
the Eensington National Bank, No. 1913
MISTER street, Philadelphia, won prize OF
$4,000 ON investment 81 81 TOR tenth of
ticket in the last grand semi-anAuei draw
ing of the Louisiana State Lottery, sent to
NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La,-Fhiladst-
mia Pres, December oath.
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A GREAT,GOODWORK
Reports from the Society for the Pre-.
vention of Cruelty 10 Animals
SO7 Cases of Relief During
the Year.
Ninety-Two Arrests and S206 Fines Col
Iected-The Rev. DIR. Whites Ad.
dress-New Recruits for the
Humane Corps.


IT, -..,;,o IF the Society
IL b--.;H - Crnalsv 20 Animals /
"a Ct,;ldrs hs1d I.st ,,iobt at Mozart
IT,, NJ IT, CaIa IN ,bs |
-; e. 80 Lib 10 o,der tbs nresi.
Sna, az oe si IL xo,I of The sac;e,v
-; - ', - - ;nv;ted sttention
u,ps VIC po' - t.Iie,-
~ u"
THE sECRETARYs EXPORT.
MEMPHIS, TENN, January %, 1855
To the President, Board of Managers and Mem |
oers OF the society for tne freVenuon Oh 0ruei'E
~ 80 y -, a.
In presenting lne lnlro annual leport 10
the members on .nis society," 10 sI1tyns
10 s,a'e tnAt curing 1he year JUS ehueu ms
sooo socle.y mas Ieue .. Pios
IN eoucs'ng pubic s :ei ~ Ie ~
proNal Vi ouh "ooo n
tuereaseu hs anu hienuS
oesree 'nSs insures rs PsmsneN ss'Aplisn
"eht IN TINS Guy Huu, no'"i,n7'anuius eouie
oPPosillon u ye, eno9uh.eieu s 10" snose ho'
yer euucsseu ~ voc a:u =, ~
mAue WIZ - .Jaa. 800 ~ A"G" .d.
sun =. l'' u s,I. ,,soI,o :, IT,
ea.es "eie out oS. :" No.
ooJechons, auu ~ sounuen;y peulII
.na st con''nuanSs y. eatne,, Vigorous "oA
WI. ere ions eaaui. ,h .ue ,,; sis I'll
Its objects are Inc proteeilon from all
;pSra ,raa,rnn,, e oh;I5ran 80, sls ~
lnnuman treatment Oh cniioren, amin ais ana
those unable to protect themselves. 1t has
a .,oos ~ ,n oo,,;,, ,asoh H. 49, 80
proposes 10 continue 10 teaen the brutal ana
rsrn,;,,ed 70 n,ist,Ast siye main snfIs,;no
Pa snrrox ~ ihs I;ttis o,,ss and ,ha hrn,s
crest;on +, ia firm in its re.oIva IN enTorca
ef r ~ Is urn IN ~ a., ,,S nesos? 20 entJ
drsn IAN and animals. and 10 uree the oa,.spe
OF such other laws as may be considered
praclcaoie ana needed.
Bet we mud that our work Is but iairiy be-
gun, and that IL is more and more apparent
thai the children oil drunken parents and
those sdri1t In the streets ana elsewhere need
our constant care, no. oniy 70 gua!u men
from Ill treatment put 10 walch tneif moral
trairlng wnere possible. but as the law s
not sumclen! 70 give proper Proiectlon 70 .ne
chiieIren Dill mas oeen prepared, ano 10 no"
before the state Legislature, WHICH, II II pc
comes law, VIII grealy suengtnen ou.
means oL Pusn u, our ,h =, suI IF ,S;s
anu suau,e us W SoL1' -, 49, 80,
community eCulu oe ofousni my S Sou.aos
WIN some o. lnS cases VI ',ues " oai hinu.
anu an,m aah anu SEE dn.v and n Iau uoT Il
ah"nIJ Ii ha :, nro,ac@ srd love them then in.
s S oo " r. $3.50 Lei. for fnnds 10 csrrv
oeeu, We mouiu nesel We, i"S en- -, - 49, y
on on. me SS Un,iu "0'h' 'Oi " 10 '''
Icxi o9ris'iAni'y'
suffering tnat mas ceen saseu IN me oo' Uses
uhusr our care ouriIg me year, anu VIC sninA
So tooi;~ - - aS;an; - ,rob
.hea III ieerps pflee IN scuierius ~ mu :.L
t ~ ines. ., nu% ANY H"u '''ii'AA''on WIN
| inc means at our hanos.
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1000 Tons Raus, Iron and Bones

DY SAM GA3AY, AGENT. Dealer II &c
ID ond hand Goods, al, sl3 and as SHELLEY
STREET Also buyz and sells everything from q
Needle TO a Steamboat. BE invites eyefyoooy q
visit Iis Free Public lior7,y. AL kinoso -
shinery bought am SOL
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MRS. L.nx,ry at the tennessee Club.

LHnKtEy Eonncssec
Yesterday morning several ladies and gen.
tlemen, who are &c take part in an operetta
to be given by the Tennessee Club shortly,
were rehearsing in the club-rooms. 1t oc-
Cured TO some wsg that it would be grand
idea to give out an impression that Mrs.
Langtry intended visiting the club and would
be there at a certain time. The telephone
was accordingly called into requisiiion and
the rumor set shoat. The younger members
OF the club were soon made wild. They
rushed of, put on their spike-tail coats, and
fixed tn mselves up in the most immaculate
style. Even the older members were interested.
About II o'clock there was fuller
attendance atthe club than had been recorded
for years. When all the boys had arrived
ard no one seemed 10 have any definite
knowledge of the Lily's arrival, the members
began gradually to realize that they had
been sold by some ingenious wag. One by
one the boys buttoned their overcoats firmly
about them and stole away SO that they
could shed their spiketails and pretend that
thew had been into the Joke.
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1857 Prizes, amounting 70. t165, 500
Application for rates 10 clubs should be made
only to the Office OF the Company in New Orleans.
For further information, wr1te clearly, owing
full address. Send orders by Express or 2esis-
tered Letter, or Money Order. addressed orly 10
M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, L>ss., or
Washtngsss. y. o., or 30. Q west Coar;
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The regular annual meeting Of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
and Children YVES held last night at Mozart
Hall, the president, Mr.. Tom Gale, in the
chair. After being called to order, the presi-
dent briefly recounted the work OF the society
during the past year, and invited attention
10 the secretsry's report, as follows:
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For Fine Flowers, Bouquets,

And floral decorations and funeral designs,
call ON 81. Moore, two blocks from fernando
curve, or telephone him.
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Large stock or " White, Black and Red
Rusl.froof Oats for sale, Low 10 the
trade. 4. g. BUeNANAH 4 Co.
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Seed Oats.

in furnished room, corner Main and Madison.
Apply TO J. 81. Schafer, at Friedman Rros.
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Mrs. Langtry's own Story Of Her Life.
In letter 10 the st. Louis Globe Democrat,
Mrs. Langtry says:
You desire few details OF my early life,
as much has been published of an erroneous
nature concerning it. / was born in the Isle
NOT the State-of Jersey, twenty-eight
years ago. Ny father was dean of the island,
and senier dean OF the United Kingdom. Ny
grandfather and my great-grandfather also
belonged 10 the clergy-ali were dignitsries
of the Church. My mother was a Scotch
woman. / had six brothers, and all but one
we're older than /. | yss the only girl. /
led most retired life, sharing my brothers
pursuits and receiving the same education,
until i reached my twentieth year. Then i
married Mr.. Edward Langtry and passed
six.months honeymoon on a yscht. Two
years subsequently l went to London
chiefly to seek the advice of a physician,
as I had Just recovered from a severe
attack of typhoid foyer, snd / dreaded
its consequences. Ny entrance into Lon
don social life dates from party at Lady
Sebrighi's. Thenceiorward ] was invited
everywhere and treated with the greatest
kindness and consideration. During three
seasons / figured necessarily in London co.
ciety. Meanwhile, the great expense con-
nected with social pleasures, and the Irish
troubles-my husband being an Irish land
owner and largely dependent for his income
upon his property in Ireland-exhausted our
= livelihood. had strong inclination for
the stage, md my husband sanctioned it.
Ny family in jersey ras sarunken; four Of
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Commissioners.

COmmfss1Onefe.
Incorporated in 1865 for twenty-five years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable pur-
Poses-with q capital of 8, 900, 000-to which re-
serve fund Of $556,00o has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part OF the present State Constitution
adopted December 2, AID. 1873.
The only L0ttsry ever peted on and Endorsed By The
people Of any Stale.
1t Never Scales or Postpones.
Its Grand Sfngle-Number Drawings
take place monthly.
ASPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To WIN
FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DRAWING,
CLASS 3, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, Feb.
fuary Is. 1sS3-I53d Monthly Drawing.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. 20, 1852

KANSAS CITY, No, Sept. 20, lSs2-
think 1t q duty owe to humanity to say
what your remedy has done FOR me. One
year ago contracted a bad case OF blooa
disease, and not knowing the result OF such
troubles, / allowed 1t to run on for some
time, but finally applied to the best physi-
clan IN this city. who treated me for SIX
months. In that time took over 600 pills
of protoiodide of mercury, q grain each,
and had run down in eight from 210 to Isl
pounds, snd was confined TO my bed with
Mercurfsl Rheumatism, scarcely able to
turn myself over Being Ing travelling IL ,i man.
plorable condition, and recommended me to
: !! IS; ~: =: :::; III !!
had been cured by lis use. commenced the
use of 1t with very little faith, and In less
than three weeks was able TO take my place
on the road. The sores and copper-colored
spots gradually disappeared, and to-day
have not q sore or spot on my person.
and my weight is 2l7 pounds, being more
than itever was. 1 do not wish you TO pub
lish my name but you may show this letter
know ii is sure cure.
Yours truly, J. Ii. B.
Some thirty years ago there lived In Mont
ribly afflicted. After being treated for
long time BIZ the medical profession Of this
town with no benefit, he commenced TAX.
two months he was cured. Being acquainted
with him for twenty years thei eafler, / can
testify that the disease never made its re-
turn. J. w. BISHOP, J. p,
Hot Springs, Ark.
II you doubt come to see us. and we will
CURE YOU, or charge nothing Write for
particulars and copy of the little book,
Message to the Unfortunate Suffering"
Ask any Druggist as to our standing.
~ $1,000 RE ID will be paid to
any Chemist who will find, on analysis of
100 bottles of b. >. 81, one particle of
Mercury, Iodide Of Potassium, or any Min
eral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Projectors, Atlanta, Ga.
Price OF Small Size, q 90
Large Sf4e, IS5
SOLD BY ALL DRUG sIsTs.
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Mrs, Lanxsry's Future.

A correspondent, meeting Mrs. Laneiry,
asked: allow about your new play? Have
you selected one YETI"
"Not yet, and cannot tell you anything
about what am likely 10 get. All know
now is that shall endeavor to secure some
thing entirely new-a play in which nobody
else has appeared, and shall look for it to-
ward the end OF my present season"
Il understand You do not go back to Lon
don Immediately at the close of your Ameri-
can tour2"
mo; shall not return TO London until l
have n.w play. may remain in this coun-
try next season, but cannot say now whether
or not ball play here. 1 can tell you though
that no arrangement has yet been made for
next season. / had contract with Mr..
Abbey TO play at Mr.. Irving's theater in
London, TO open the house under Mr.. Abbey g
management while Mr.. Irving is in this
country, but / aeked to be released and Mr..
Abbey has done so, thereby leaving me per-
fectly free as far as the future is concerned
after next May.p
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MORGAN j. KELLY

Announces Himself Opposed 10 the Cfff-
gems Commftsee Report,
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For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, iUarmer,
fair heather, followed By local rains minds mostly
southerly, lo,cer pressure
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CHANCERY SALE
RE AL ESTATE.

No. ls2s. R-Chancery Court Of shelby county
w.R Baker ct al Va Lizsie BROOKS ct al.
DY yirtae OF an interiocutory decree for sale en-.
ID tered in the above cause on the sth day Of
December 1852. win sell, at public auction, 70
the highest bidder In front of the Clerk and Mas
ter's Office, courthouse Of Shelby county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
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CHANCERY SALE
Or
Ii IL AL Il o r a r. K

No. 25l4-In Chancery Court OF Shelby county
W. T. Ballentine ct al. vs. A. Wright ct al.
PY virtue of an fnterlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th day OF
June 1882 and renewed January 10, 1883. will sell
At pubic auction TO the highest bidder in front OF
the Clerk and Masters office, courthouse Of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn. on
Saturday, February 3, IS63,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty. situated in the city OF Memphis, Shelby
county, Tenn, to-wit: A lot commencing at the
northwest corner Of Madison and Third streets;
thence west with Madison street seventy four feet
thence north on line parallel with Third street
148 feet to public alley thence with said alley "a
feet TO Third street. and thence with said street las
feet TO the beginning on which lot stAndsa double
brick residence. The said lot containing two resi-
dences viii be divided into two lots before the dsy
of sale, by 9 line running north and south with
the center of the dividing wall between the two
houses, and sold separately.
Terms OF sae-Ten per cent OF bid cash bal
ance in equal instruments at 6. II and Is months.
with notes bearing interest with approved secu-
rity; lien retained; redemption barred. This jan
uary 10, 1888. r J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By George Mailery, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Duncan d 6orfon, Metcan d Walker, Wright d
Folkes. T. B. Edgington and L. Leatherman, sols.
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FOR SALE.

CALOON AND FIxTUREs-Also BID room frr-
= niture, at No. Adams street
CtALooN-A hIst-clsss saloon. corner of Front
y and Adams streets. For particulars apply to
Justice John spelman. 81 Adams street
IiARM-On state-Line road, miles from Mem
H. J. ECKERLY, $50 Front street.
ToRsE-A stylish gentle Horse, Phaeton. Top
N Buggy and HAIRLESS; lady can drive him.
1Dolyat w L. EDwARDS's, 37S Main street.
mo r R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
500 good solid homemade wheelbarrows.
JAMES i GRAHAM WAGON CO., % Jefferson st.
nIUNBING AND GASFlTTING SrOCK-And
BUILDING maennes s bn sGen o1 st M 1os
Main street., the old stand OF Phil J. Mallon q
Co., the pro petty of Mrs. Susan Mailon Bids will
be received by US until February LIST.
GOODWIN & COOLIDGE, 80 Madison 8.
TERSEY BULL" High Tide" No. 57l9; tweG-
81 ty-0ne months old, and ready for full service
very yellow skin and full black points; OF the best
milk and butter strains- Price sloo. Also regis
Tered Young males and females
T. W. WHITE. fernando, Miss.
INARRANTS of Crittenden county, Ark, for
w paying taxes. Lyles q Harris, Masonic Tempe
INNoINE-One 1O-H p. Stationary Engine, an
ID good running order. cH1CKASAW REFIk-
IT AND-640 acres OF choice Land, in pesoto
IL county, Miss, i6 miles from Memphik, near
olive Branch, Miss, and on line Of Memphis and
Selma RAilrosd; $50 In good fate of cultivation,
balance in hne timber; well improved, with gin
house and press. Terms reasonable, apply to
J. J. FAME Il Co.,
S55 Front street. Memphis, Tenn
uORsE-n good saddle aad harness Horse.
III Uarranfao' sound and gentle; driven By
ladies the past sea- on; cheap, at AS Wellington
street.
M ULEs-MULES-MULEs- osI kECElvE 12
III Also extra-ine lot Of San Se.io sra.
Come quick, or you will lose the best bar ANS ever
offered. =. A. JONES & CO.. 81 Monro. st
DlANOS-A large lot Of sevenoctave second.
nano Pianos, including Knabe and other
standard makes, very low tor cash-froin 500 up
Waro Z. WITZMANN q co.
HORsE-Fine saddle ana harness horse, years
IL old, cheap. J. N. Mcdowell, Moscow, Tenn.
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Louisiana State Lottery C0mp'y

ave do hereby certify that supervise the arrange
meHts for all the Monthly and Semf-Annadi Drawings
Of the Louisiana State Lottery Company, and IN per
son manage and control the Drawings lcmselues and
that The conducted with honesty. fairness and
In good faith totoard all parties and authorize he
Company 10 use this certificate tch fdcsiailes of our
siqsdts,res attached, ia its advertisements"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-12-05
SUGAR As AN ARTICLE or DIET.

Parents are urgently requested to
read the following article carefully, as
they may thereby acquire knowledge
that may save them much anxiety and
many doctors bills. 1t is borrowed
from the Mining and Scientific Press
Dutrone calls sugar the ''most per-
feet alimcntary substance in nature"
DR.. Rush says: "Sugar affords the
greatest quantity Of nourishment in a
given quantity OF matter of any sub
stance in nature" Sir John Pringle
tells us that the plague has never been
known to visit any country where su
gar cotnPoses material part Of the
diet of the inhabitants. DR.. Cullen is
of the opinion that the frequency Of
malignant fevers of all kinds has been
lessened by the use of sugar. The
celebrated Truchina recommended
sweetened water for almost every
malady: DR.. Fortlergill was very
anxious that the price of sugar should
be SO far reduced as to make it access
ible to the common people. DR.
Franklin had taken large quantities
of blackberry jam for relief from
pain Of the stone, but discovered a,
length that, the sanitary property re.
sided wholly in sugar. Sugar ha,
been found to be an antidote to the
poison of verdigris, if taken speedily
and in abundance. 1t has been sale
that sugar Injuries the teeth, but this
does not deserve serious reflection
The plentiful use of sugar is one OF
the best representatives. of the diseases
produced by worms. Nature seem.
to have implanted love for this alimenr
in children, as il it were on purpose to
defend them from those diseases.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-12-05
Purify the Blood Now!

1t Is not claimed that BROWNS
SARSAPARIILA and Dandelion.
with lodide of Potassium, will cure
every disease, but it has been proven
in thousand cases that no other REM
edy can compare with it in curing
Scrofula, Tumors, Kidney Diseases
Ulcers, rheumatism, Cancers, Dys
pepsia, Fever Sores, Syphiiitic
Diseases, Boils, Constipation, Erysip-
elias, Sick Headache, Salt liheum.
Why Is Browns Sarsaparilla best for
curing these diseases? Because it
puri6es the blood, corrects the inaction
of the Liver and HI lneys, and cures
constipation and dyspepsia by giving
toue to the stomach so that all food is
readily digested. Use only the best
medicines. DR.. Brock, Bellevue, a.
Rupert, HALEY, and l. |. Lewis &
Son, Ketchuu,, sell Browns Sarsa-
parilla.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-12-05
Natures Own True Laxative.

As agreeable to the taste as the
fruit from which it is made, prompt
and painless in IT'S action on the liver
and bowels, the great remedy Syrup
of Figs is selling rapidly and giving
satisfaction to all. Children cry for
it on account Of it's pleasant taste, and
grown people are beginning to use it
exclusively. as it leaves them feeling
better than any other medv. Mr..
j. A. Rupert is agent for it. dlwl
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-12-05
CEUR D'ALENE.

In another column will be found a
report on Ceur d'Alene mes, Y
Mr.. Stoddard, of this place. 1t is
scarcely necessary to state that it is
entirely reliable.
1t is evident that there is some
good to the Cuur d'Alene placer dig
gings, and there will doubtless be n
rush to them in the spring; although
it is evident to all old-timers who ha, G
gone to the scenes of mining excite
ments before that the best part, if not
all, of the paying mines, must be To-
Gated already, and that precious little
therefore remains for the newcomer.
In publishing these statements the
TINES has for sole object the dissent
nation of an accurate knowledge of
the new country. In the light fur
nished by the reports already pub.
lished, we must say we see no grounds
for airy "rush," either now or next
spring. Anything in sight has prob
ably been claimed for some time; and
those who would 60 there to stay
must await the development that will
follow ahe influx of capital.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-12-05
WHO KNOWS HIM?

Information is wanted of the whereabouts Of
complexion. not exceeding five feet seven inches
in highth, aud slightly pock-marked. When last
hcari f.om. F, biu.ry l6. 1854, WIS working in
DR. per City. Mon I ma. From t..sre he is said to
have gone t. work in the mines at Challis, or in
Lemhi County, or at Vienna Aituras county Idaho
Any inform, ton concerning him will be thank.
fully received ly his brother
JOHN MCNEIls,
N2Sd&w De Graft. Swift Co.. MINI