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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
Purify the Blood NOW!

1t is not claimed that BROWNS
SARSAPARILLA and Dandclion,
with lodide of Potassium, will cure
every disease, bat 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, Syphiitic
Diseases, Boils, Constipation, Erysip-
elias, Sick Headache, Salt Rheum
Why is Browns Sarsaparilla best for
curing these diseases? Because il
purities the blood, corrects the naction
Of the Liver and Iii ineys, and cures
constipation and dyspepsia by giving
tone to the stomach so that all food is
readily digested. Use only the hes,
medicines. DR.. Brock, Bellevue, A.
Rupert, HALEY, and |. ]. Lewis &
Son, ketchum, sell Browns Sarsa-
parilla.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
Pleased with Wood River.

A gentleman who has travelled
throughout most ofsthe mining sec
tions Of the United States stated to a
TINES reporter last Saturday that he
never saw country that impresst d
him as favorably as tire Wood River
region: and this good impression has
been strengthened, since his arrival
here, by what he saw and ascertained
of our resources. This gentleman
further said that he would come back
next spring, and see if he could not
buy some promising property. lie Is
of the kind OF people who prefer pay
ing Il large price for a mine, rather
than pay small price fora prospect.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
How TO Treat Cases Of Diphtheria.

Diphtheria is prevalent at Salt Lake
and also in this city, says the San Fran
cisco Post. 1t is disease not diff
cult to master if taken IN time The
symptoms are fever and lassitude,
with uneasiness about the throat On
examination of the throat the parts
have dry ashy, appearance. An inn
mediate precaution, which in ninety
nine cases in a hundred will check
the disease, is to blow from quill
into the throat equal parts of powder
ed sulphur and burnt alum; then
make poultice around the neck OF
slices of fat salt pork, give dose OF
rhubarb, and then send for a doctor
Diphtheria rapidly assumes the in.
durable stage, and should be treated
as above on the first display Of the
symptoms.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
TAKE THAT, OR BE DAMNED.
the Rev. Mr.. Pratt's Discourse, In this
CITY. Yesterday.

CITY, Yesterday.
Yesterday morning before IL o'clock
there might have been seen a fat
hutchman carrying bass viol, and
little lean one with violin, wend-
ing their way across the common to
the schoolhouse. A little later num-
Der OF ladies in silk dresses and be.
lowered bonnets followed them. Then
came goodly congregation of gentle
men, proving the good quality of
HALEY Christians. Snow and slush
made no impression on them; they
stood it all.
@@After hymn and anthems, and sup.
pl'cating the Almighty for His pres.
ence and blessing, the Rev. E. Pratt
eloquently discoursed on "Consecra.
ton," taking his text from Romans,
XII, l.
After showing the connection of the
text to the preceding chapter and il.
Illustrating their subject, classification
by Faith" by an incident from the
life of Luther, the revercned gentle
man showed, by the most homely cx.
amples, how whole life should be
consecrated, or set apart for God in
all its minutest details. In giving the
last moments Of the life of Dudley
lying and the origin of that good old
hymn, "Stand Up for Jesus" many of
the audience were affected to tears.
At the close Of the discourse a curl
Gus incident was related. An old
Puritan divine, after reading an i'm
pressive portion Of the Scripture, en-
phatically closed his Bible, looked for
a minute on his congregation, and
said, slowly and solemrly, "rake this,
or be damned" and sat down leaving
his audience for time spell-bound,
the silence beng finally broken by
their leaving the iouse one by one.
This method Of giving the Bible
might seem scriptural and warranted,
but the great apostle in asking for
God the conservation of the life of
His creatures, that which he might
rightfully demand, speaks to them in
words Of tenderest beseechment, 81 be
seech you, therefore, brethren, bv the
mercies of God, that We present your
bodies a living sacrifice, holy and ac-
ceptable unto Him, which is your rea-
sonablc service"
The service of song was attended,
in the evening, by large congrega-
ton.
There will be the usual meeting in
the schoolhouse on Friday evening,
Of this week, at half-past o'clock,
to which all are welcome.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
An Important Acquisition.

The Allen group of mines, the sale
Of which by the firm of McGregor &
Conner occurred last week, was pur-
chased by the Buzzo Silver Mining
Company, an organization which mum
bers among its members such men as
William II. Stevens, Ct the Iron. Silver
mine of Leadville. Mr.. Stevens re-
sides in Detroit, and is an old Lake
Superior copper miner, but no one
stands better than he in Western
mining sections, especially since he
made such an eminent success Of tie
lron-Silver.
The people of Wood River are to
be congratulated upon the accession
of Mr.. Stevens to the ranks of the
mining capitalists interested here.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
PIUTES FEASTING.
The Compounds on Which the Rcd Men
ere Now Fattcning.


Dan de guile, Of the Virginia En-.
terprise, who attended Piute feast
as an invited guest, tells how the
FLUTES are now fattening themselves
at the sinks of the Humboldt and Car
son. He says: "a iavorite disl,
with them is stew Of duck, fish tule,
potatoes and pinenuts. 1t sticks to
their ribs. Sometimes, when two or
three families join ia feast, camp
kettle h lding II dozen gallons is
placed on the fire. Into this arc
thrown promiscuously all that the men,
women. and children, have succeeded
in gathering. Ducks, minnows by
the score, ground squirrels entire-ex.
cept that the hair has been singed of
wild rose berries, erasmus, pine.
nuts and the like all boil and bubble
together in rich and savory mess
meat, soup and bread all in one. 1t
is Il comical sight, as the c.ldron boils,
to see a rabbit--skin ned except as to
the feet and nose--come to the sur.
face, roll over and descend to give
place to a chipmunk or half-plucked
teal"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
A Leg Broken.

F. w. Pratt, a mining man of
prominence, was brought to the
Miners Hospital this Afternoon with
his leg badly broken. In assisting
Mr.. Polluck's team ter with his
wagons, which were off the grade, he
lost his footing and fell under the
wheel. He was at once taken to the
Hospital, Drs. Miller and Blown sum
moned by telephone, and in less than
half hour they were in attendance
and the leg was treated.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
THE NEW DEPOT.
1t Will be Begun in a Week or Ten
DAYS.

DuvSs
"A force of so to GO men came here
few days ago to build water-tank
at this place for the us. of the railway
trains. This tank will hold a large
supply Of water, and be fed by a
four-inch pipe tapping Quigley creek
at point about u miles easterly of
the track. About forty men are now
at work digging the ditch-which will
be six feet deep, SO as to etfectually
protect the pipe from the frost. The
material for the tank is all here, and
it will probably be completed in a
week or ten days.
After the tank is completed, the
force will doubtless be put to work on
the new depot.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
A MINER HURT.
Strnek by a Bucket, He Falls Sixty
Feet Down the Bullion Shaft.


Aooat noon yesterday, as a miner
named Atkinson was coming up the
WORKING compartment of the shaft Of
the Bullion mine, he was struck on
the left shoulder BY DESCENDING
bucket, and thrown to the bottom If
the shaft, distance of 60 feet. Dr.
brown was sent for, when the man
SAID that he was only stunned and
mad small hole on the outside Of his
skull. On examination, however, it
was found that the mans collar. bone
was broken, and that he had deep
hole Tor compound comminuted frac.
ture) IN the cavity of the brain, in
which the physician inserted his in.
dex finger. Yet the wound Tor
"hole" on the outside was not over
an inch long. The wounded man
may die.
The accident was the result of care
lessncss, the man having no business
to ascend the working compartment
of the shaft.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
Among the Shakers.

In certain sections of the country
there are religious sects known as
Shakers; but for the present we vii
not speak of them. The "shakers" tc
whom we refer are those who suffer
from swamp fever which necessarily
entails Rheumatic troubles and Neu
ralyia. To these unfortunate ones
therefore, we recommend Salicvlics
as Ii panacea for their ailments. TT,
it and be convinced Of its curative
powers. oil
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
The Weekly Times" for 50.

Tho WEEKLY TINES, published
every Wednesday, contains all the To-
cal and mining news that appear in
the DAILY Times during the week.
1t is just as good paper as can beck
pectcd for the price, and 1t has no
equal in Idaho. Subs tribe for and
send it East. 1t will 50 re you writing
many letters. Only 50 ,er year; S. 80
for SIX months.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
Great Bargains in JeNelry.

+. Henirick, who has reopened at
the second door south of Bullion
Block, is selling some very fine gen.
tlemen's and ladies' jewelry that is
not soiled enough to be noticed, at
cost; other goods, slightly damaged,
at less .han cost. Now is the tim, to
buy jewelry cheaply at e. Hendr;ck' s
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
Movements Ofthc |. 4 U. Co.'s Officials

Movements Of the l. 4 U. Co.'s Officials.
Elk. United States Senator Cald-
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Strahorn,
and Mr.. Hugh G Wallace, of the
Idaho and Oregon Land Improve
ment Company, will probably leave
HALEY by this evenings train. Mr..
and Mrs. Strahorn and Mr.. Wall ace
will 90 to Caldwell, and return here in
a few weeks. Mr.. Caldwell will go
west, but will return home Leaven-
worth, Kansas, early in December
and, in January, will leave with his
family for a trip through Mexico.
Senator Caldwell fought in the Mex
lean War, and his father was killed
under the walls ofthc city oftte Monte
zumas; the trip will therefore be all
unusually interesting one for him.
Next summer Mr.. Caldwell, his wife
and two unmarried daughters will
come to Haley and spend four to six
weeks in the upper country.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

TWENTY-FIVE JUDICIAL DAYS PRO-
CEEDlNGS-MONDAY, OCT. 20.
Donaldson Greer VS.. Ira G.. Schcnck.
S. NJ. Mahon, and E igar A. Mahon.--
Order OF continuance set aside, and
Judgment for plaintiff, by default, 70,
$54,.5O, for $50 attorneys fee, and
costs.
John Synnott ct. al vs.. Michael
Shaughnessy.-Plaintlf' motion 70,
new trial overruled.
The People VS.. Esther NJ. Slosson.-
Testimony closed, and case given tc
the jury.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
Shipping Ores East.

The Wood River and Mayhower
Mining Companies of Bullion, are
now shipping their ores east OF tie
Rocky Mountains-the first named to
Omaha, and the second to Kansas
CITY. The Wood River Company
ships an average of two car-loads, or
about % tons per day; while the May
flower will doubtless ship at least one
carload per day.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29
Ilni,r nj Cost.

Keyea & Son are selling HXXX
hour at s3.l5 Per leo pounds; and
they guarantee c*'cry ounce and
round Gift, or money refunded. o29t3
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-29

w. p. Emmert left last night fur
Chicago, Illinois.
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he de ce cutie

fIEyEE- Depuis TN couple de
ppis une feyre epidemiaue, tres
his connue depths les temps les plus
seales. await envanie notro parois-
h. Pour guerir cette maladie ON Sc
aSse tres ais6ment DIES SONS dun
mails, aux yeux de Ia socie-
h, il est indispensable d'avoir re-
|uurs a I'M minist:e eyangelique on
iun officer j%udiciaire. Depuis mer-
Icdi dernier, jour DIES furerailles
IN Roi Gu Carnival, le tievre du
mirage a disparu ct les amoureux
fnides peuyent, tout r'aise, pen
liant tout lie temps du careme, sc
ptparer aux consequences dune
Duvelle Epidemic.
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'oScERT.-Le concert dome di-
Eaehe soir, a Ia sale ST. Joseph
tonne la plus complete satisfac'
al n0mbreuX auditoire qui as
kat a cette soiree don't le produit.
ane on lie savait, est destin6
0tder la balance due sur Ia ban
ttte. LOrchestre s'est admira-
9ent acquitte de la taclle quill
us a remplir ct les acteurs dra-
.u9ues charges de rinterprata.
de Fopera comique lie Drame
0arfhemin, ont rendu cette piece
1aatant de success que de talent.
4Aat aux prima donaas, recem-
y mportees de Boston, Giles ont
loo]et de la plus grande sur
Bellies a ravir; Giles ont etc
a,'ees ct choyees par tout lie
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RECoLTE.-Le temps Sc comporte
|Gen pour Ia plantation lie la came
Il pour la preparation de Ia terre
|tli dot recevoir d'autces semences.
|lmt jusqu'ici indique que Ia cul-
|nre de la came prentlra une gran
|R extension cette annee-ci, au de-
|siment des autres cultures, tout
|usa productives ct surtout indis-
|Fnsbles pour l'exploitation dune
Rotation s~ucriere, malgre Ia plus
|kDe perspective Qu'on,c Ia recolte
X cannes. Tout p'anteur qui ma
|s besoin d'avoir recours aux pro-
|trts changers pour Texploitation
|fane recolte, a beaucoup plus dc
!aances de reussir que celui qui est
|Ahge d'acheter son fcurrags, son
|iiis ct sa viande.
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PoST.-En vue de grandes repa-
rations qui doivent etre fa;tes an
pont, les directeurs de la ccmpasnie
du Ihiboaanr Bridge, fontccnstruire
un ferry 4ui aura Guarante pieds de
long u une largeur proportionnee.
Aussltot que IA construction de &C
Terry sera terminee, lie root sera
blo1ue jusqn'a &c que toutes les re-
partitions Soient f;ajtes.
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ANE1loRATIoNs.--Lcs aneliora-
sms eui Sc sent faites depu;s un
N ct qui sc font encore indiquent
,pe le travail ne manquera pas aux
myriers carpenters, macons ct
,utres. Mr. Stone ayant achet6 une
|dss prophecies appartenant a Pc
sfss Episcopale st. Joll", Ia con:
~r:eation de cette egliae sc propose
n fare construire a cote du temple
me residence pour logger lie minis
ne de &c cutie.
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aARD1-GRAs.-Le jour du Mardi.
tas, s'est, CONNIE de coutume, pas
mes tranquillement. A peine a.
h VI quelQues Mosques parcou-
Ties rues, suivis par une foule de
auins' LIE soir, dependant, il y a
ane grande ftte au Fsremen's
m Groands. Une foire y await
lmprovisee, inaugugee par IN
f.denfants ct terminee par une
fascination dramatique, don't
artistes de ragent du Wizard
ont lait les frais. Au dire de
s eeux qui ont etc temoirs de ce
saSal, Ia musique etait excellente
F. mrtie dramatique ne laissait
a d dtsirer.
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R1YoU.-Le Bayou monte rapi-
,.nput ct les reparations des le-
- 90 oourSuiyent achievement. La
srlae de rhabitation Rienzi, en- face
= Thibodaux, a et1 complement
Insr6e ct mise a reprerye de "a
,,sssiol que peuyent donner les
sux les plus hautes.
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LOCALES.

.r1s.-Nous appelons pattentiou
:. contribuab!es delinquents sur
r,r;s public par le Collector de
Zoos. par lequel il les PREVENT que
q, ne viennent pas r6gier dams les
mot iours qui suiyrort la date de
.,emiere- publication de Get avis, il
,stra les prophecies Ell vente con-
hrm2ment a la loi.
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dams Ia famille ct pres du foyer.
Ellie await toutes les qualities que
Ton pent desirer d une femme: bon
nc parente, bonnie epouse, bonnie
mere. SOC souvenir ne %s'efacera ia
| mais de Ia memoire de ceuX Gul
FONT connua. La consolation de
ceux qui IA pleurent, c'est Ia certi-
tude qu'elie est pres de Dieu, ct que
du haut Gu ciel ellie prize pour ceux
de oui elle q etc separee par Ia
| mort.
yERMILLIoN.
Les habitants de la paroisse Yer
million, Cit lie Meridioaal, qui ont
sans contredit fourni les meilleIres
recoltes de iEtat, sc proposent Ge
faire encore mieuN cette aimee. lis
sont tous mus dune energle qui
promet reussite.
lie meme journal Sc plant de ce
que les vendeurs de canards Sc ba-
sent sur lie prix de Ia viande de
b9uf qui est tres chere ct ills zen
dent les zin-Zins 1C SOUS piece, ct lie
canard francais 90 sous.
ST. JEAN BApTISTE.
MI. Louis Tregre, ancien planteur
DIR st. Jean EarNiste, Gu il posse
DAFT Fhabitation Star actuelie, est
decide a la Nouvelle-O Orleans, a Pa
sile des Petites SGurs des Pau1res,
ct ses restes ont etc transportes al
cimetiere de St. Jean Baptiste.
ST. LANDRY.
Les affaires commercials de no.
ire vile, dit le Courier des Ope!ou-
sas, ont etc serieusement interrOm'
pues Par lie mauvaie etat DIES routes
ct Ges points. Les contsibuables sc
PLACEMENT de Ia negligence qui est
apportee l%entretien DIES chemins.
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profit net. Conclusion, 81 un ha6-
tant, place dams des conditions
identiques avec une foule d'autres.
peut Sc suf1ire ct vendre 1000 l;yres
de viande de pore, on conviendra,
chacun lie ~faisant, que la quantite
que nous fournit FOUest serait ST
non MULE, du moins excessiyement
reduite.
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i


l'|1--o bt ti1N AGl.iIS
pour planter leurS cannes ~ oue II
piurart G'entreux ont fiji oette in
portalitc besognc. !, dit Ne bins
que IA fore donnee an i,ts1iefice dc
leslise ayant 4 peine Iait ses f.ais,
Oh a conseille al Pere Nelta den
donner I'M attire G.e:1ue temps
apres lie car6me.
Mr.. Alfred Tete, Sheriff Ct Coliec-
teur de taxes, q verse au Tresor de
rEtat $2l,610.333.
lie E6me journal relate ,iHe bien
regrettable af;airc aui s'est passee
lie mois derHier, sur lie chelnin pu-
bic, a quelqHes arpcnts du maya
sin de Mr.. Abraham k!otz. Dauy
jeunes gems, Leo Savoy ct Sam
blanchard, vo;sins CT cousins ger
mains, ont en- une alteration q la
suite de laquelle il J a ell voies de
fats. Apres un instant de lutte.
sur I'M sulky, lis sont tolnbas sur la
vote pub)ique. Sam lessons ct Lee
dessus. La DIES cevolyers ont etc ii,
res, Leo a decharge plusieurs.fois
lie sien sur Sam ct Ia blcssG tres
grieyemeAt. On q d'abord cru Que
Sam Blanchard ne s~urviyrait pas 4
SO blessure ; aujourd'I,ui, nous soil-
mes heuueux de l'apprendre, son
medecin, lie DR.. Painchaud, a es-
poir Gle lie guerir. Tn exa1aen preli-
minaire de cette affa;rc a Ell lieu
devant ie JUICE Knohloch chi a rem
du Ia hbert6 Lee Savoy apres GU
il eut fourni $1,000 de cautionne-
ment pour comparative deyant Ia
Ccur de District. Nous a~sperons
que cette a4faire n'altsrera PAS les
bons raprorts d'amiti4 aui exis-
talent entire les families de ces bra
YES .jennes gems que toute Ia com
munaut4 est:mc ct Anne.
AvOtELLEs.
La Revue dc NngEsril''e annonce
que les plaDtaUrs commencement a
labourer dams pen de .jours 81 le
beau temps continue, ct que les de-
moiselles qui sc propcsent de don
ner une foire don't lie proauit sera
destine a Pachat dun orgue pour
reussissent acknowledgements.
Files ont d&ja une jolie petite SOM
me d'argent en- main ainsi qu'une
4%uantite d'obiet. Tous le monde les
encourage dams cette enterprise.
ST. JACQUES.
Les travaux du cheln;n de fer;
sur la rive gauche, dit lie Louisia-
nais, progressent rapidement. LIE
terrassement est fait jusque pres de
Ihabitation de Nine Veuve NIaIus |
ct les rails ne tarderont pas 4 etre
On sc Gcmande OH sera la station
principale?
Ellie devrait etre lie plus pres pos
sihIe du feuve atm d'etre Dun ac-
ces plus facile.
Mardi dernier, % janyier, dit
d'Itsrie, III homne de cou-
|err, coutumier Gu fait, apportait
dams notre vile ct y yendit quatre
pores, qui, ~nettoyes ct yides, pou-
poser chacun environ POO
; il nous les fit voir, ct sur Ia
remarque que nous lui fines, que
prGcedente il. await fait
nieux encore, il nous fit cette re
C'est yrai, mais j'a; fait Ia
de vouloir toycey sur lie cotton.
It en- consequence, je mai ru bonner
cute r'attention vou1ue 4 f'6f1eve de
mes animanx ; dependant J'ai fait,
,utre ma provision pour rannee,
environ 1000 i 1900 liv1es de Wan.
lie de PORE, qui, vendues 4 sept sous
a livre, me dome ss4, ce qui me
,aie ct an.delA O Il la n%ourriture
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FOR SALE.

The hous , and lot. belonging to st. Johns
Episcopal 'lurch, situated on jackson street
is for sale. Parties wishing to purchase the
same should apply to
ST. GRISAMORE.
Secretary