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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-07

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costs netting. aud may save future misery and
saaiue. Wh.n incouNeI lent to visit the city for
treatment, ~. defines can be sent everywhere by
express FREE from. observation. 1t is self evil
dent that Il physican WEo gives his whole atten-
tiun t. class of diseases attans grent skill, and
III, siriars throughout the country knowing this,
frequently recommend dithcrlt cases to the OLD
tss SPECIALIST, by WHOM every known Good
Rrmciv is used. The Doctors AGE and INPF.
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lance.
~ Those Nho call see no one Aut the Doc,o,.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-07

aI1yf.rItNa >Lw AHD FIRST LASS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-07
Eot.Ce Of G. ntest.

I. 8. LAND OFFICE. VALLEY, IpAHo.l
MAJ |. 1854.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-09
NsffaS''a''''' =
The Great Debate !.
WARNER PROVEN TO Be THE.
SOLDIERS FRIEND!
Cheered Them in Camps
In Marches Led,
And With Them in the Front
Of Battle BIed!
Not from the Valiant and
the Strong
WILL UNION SOLDIERS SUF-
FER WRONG /!
Rather is the Soldier to
Beware
Of J. D. Taylor, Who Now
Tears His Hair!
But when Battle Ragged and
Iron Hail Filled the Air
His Modest Terror Kept Hin
IN the Rear!
Of J. D. Taylor, Who Now
Tears His Hair!
But when Battle Ragged and
Iron Hail Filled the Air
His Modest Terror Kept Him
IN the Rear!

The debate between Gen. A. J. War
nor aud co, r n Taylor bald in Tho
-, $50
CiIy rark OF Campridge on the afternoon
OF August 9th, was the largest political
oafber;no Soon in Guernsey copntv for
t,.,,t,. ,,a.-. can wa~nar
s"ey yoaiS'
was introduced, ana proceeued at
once directly to the questions at issue,
,rt,at,,a~ Nrr Ta,lo~ n,,h,;sbad a .nooob
>. - ~, ~ - fs n.
as part Oh tne tongresss0ndt hecord,
written after the adjournment of Con-
press. which he never made. or no part
- -, i : a-.s. ,,sda -. n,,;oh 10
u winch nc ever niaue' anu ~ "''..n I.
mlsrepresented and falslfied the action OF
Gen. Warner, and the committee upon
The Pavmant of Pensions Rounties and
..s. Ae . - .'s''' y = s'''' ''' ''''eS ''''>'
BACK Pay.
Gen. Warner said:
M c... o E,,,a,r f,,n,urs.
M aenas;a- a;A ~ o,,id Id ;na.;s, H. ;n.., :
sar ~ anS uarsonai on;nans;.;as @ s n.a an.
n;t;as ; mon M eib tbe nnhl;c - Nsons;darat;on
and noth;ng bnt a nnhi;c cansa wonld
;ndnca me 70 anoaoe In nol;,;col on;.
raos;t;as o r. r. hs aaaet haa, ~ pun ..aa;no a.,
= na,uossos mh;oh hi ~. hara na NY p,ao ihsonS
heretoiore aeI brt % IN nuhl;c % ea,,so & i deaya
4 ;nst;fi abia . and I, dpnbt s not n ,ha [ r;cbt
.,;II hara .ha - n,,hl;o annrohot;on NJ
Ta.,, asS wy ,pe,s pJgno 40 vuas
aay,ol auu nly SCI. arc neplesen'a1.ses ;
~ sa 5se .ae.r. 0onsarss, S eios.n,, pies.;
Observation-Disclosures g tha Ills a;s,,;nts a $1,000 &c naa T.,
rarrasant ~ ,he " 5;S.r;nss s;ss s hova Nov, nom
aSpra ..S sa .aso 49, peei' "a
ca,her a' 6r ana ,ha oe,a, do nos ~ paw 70
on,n.toJ hutba M nan,norea; 10y ~ amo ao
anS;da;a =, .i,o az; Sat;. a,u oVn ea so,1s n"
as oanso ma sSa ~ ~ tl's ussi.c' Tsi. ~. Sol-
Esiasa, Tn,',a. sLs 20. =, Sms, penese, .
D..Ln: ~. O. Sa:s'.., as a,s.,'.aaou ~ 'i'o
Tsn a. 0ols ess'oNa. con ssnslon .s
~, nom ~ nos Hngm MHa.asa sas .hsle snssas nae
ei any sasp pIas hoo hao u'Ie,ves pe'm eei,
=. , - = ior ss a ne9n ha.,a n ue.s
"n - -, ~ T masv a.' d. p s.
~ &C. % o. oe 80 as ~ ~ VI. ~.
Coagresstonqt RECORD printed on the Isl
o. Auguss, 4 nnu wna. purporIee 70 pe
speecn o. Ioi. iayior :; anu wnlcn pnI-
pol'ea - nhse pee,. uslasesed oh .iie oli'
uay ~ '1Iy ~ s;le lao,se ~ lsei,reseilIa,
s.ves. On asaulng '''a. speecn io!lll lonno
cos gaas suIn nia,;o ni's,ep'1seh'a.;ons sae
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-09

HELP OFLOr Nj. MORRILL,. \
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03

..Nl-r fertilizer ! bes: ~ vewr.a-
b,e-s' Tak;nx al ,hinxs into tsfn~id-
crztinn- nothin- h1< rieen me sgich
cpmt,ls le satisfaction f0r all OCCASIONS.
and al ssrrs. = the contents ~ my
cUsnnn<r-hean. This T. csrnpozet Of
barn-ynrd and stable n1>nurr- cleaning
OF picpens. sink-hcse where al the ~
fiisr Stops a the house arc rhrlwn} y;
the pfivvs ~ the weeds from The Gar
den: also The cahba- Leaves. potato
TOPS. bean and p wines: in Short-
everything taar re think VII add - L.
value The heap j. always male With
III rracAl AZ water. AMI wh. never Il gets
tco hoi sufficient qnanrity ~ wafer i
thrown upon 4 10 kerr Il from burning.
hut not enough % keep il from heating.
The heap ! generally worked ever
twice: ono. I1re IN the I'll once ii
Early spring. The ABOVE h1< gwen me
better satisfaction than coarse stable
m1nure- 0r any commercial fertilizer
ever tried With me " never fall and
With one ~ fwo exceptions pret+r Il
70 ant ~ III r-her fertilizers ever u>ed
upon nv land
For potatoes ashes Of hari wood.
applirl hr01dr1s- a, the ra-e y. fifrv 10
seventy tirc l,-r~hel< Per 49, and hzr-
r0wed in are -.sunl 10 AMI il the Sea-
son ~ DRY. superior - the cump0sr-
have nnnilser ~ 1crc@ II rnprarUes NOW
On hand. manmrnt u this manner and
rSrinr me remarkably lzrEe Weld Il
- lss<~iiIe that <rrawbcrrSrs NAV b.
arufhsr eAcrrsti0n. hut | know u no
Others II Que knew the chnr1rrerO t the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03

--Then,lorc Tiiion l. - burning IN
fariS. wnerr he Il engaged III writing :
book. N. y. Snn.
An old publisher SAYS thar nnf one
book II five hundred reaches . second
edition. ~ n. HFraid
Clara Louise Kellogg SAYS this his
been The greatest season for The Amieri-
can girl abroad thai has ever been
known.
- Avian Clark. the irie<co,,r-m maker
Of - zeehu>ctis. though eighty wears
old. i still n work. H. and his sons
are the leading telescope manufacturers
u the world. BOSfDn Journal
The wealihiesf man in Tie world il
The q inese banker. Han. IA. a Can
ton. liz pays taSes upon an estate IL
$40. oVo.vop. and i es'imafci 10 be
worth Loo. voO.sxo taels. which in our
money would hc about -. sOo. 90. Co..
~ y. Irituk
Mr.. w. ". Corcoran. The Wash
ington philanihropisi. H. now upward
Of e;ghty-'our years ~ age and = yet
strong and vigorous. lie has grown
somewhat pee iliar. however. about his
eating. never touching anything not
prepared b. his own cook Or coming
from his own house. II ne expects IL
be absent from home n lunch time be
carries hearty luncheon with him.
which he takes out and eats n the
proper time with great relish nv Nash
mgf0n fosf
Joe jefferson. the actor. who ought
10 know the elect Of the constant repr-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03
HOME. FARM AND GARDEN.


--IIprses should nn- u allowed %
drink snld wafer when heated Il prv
dnrcs collie. YyOy Iinls-
-Ans falling oil u the coniition 81
farm stock should le strictly grnrIe1
agzin>; - cold weather apFrpachts-
rasrmr.s beyond their prime need
- u reinforced by rr,ts. fsrIdcr-eorn.
~ other food All animals protir muct
from any extra feed ~ this season o.
the YEAR .Siis1My ~ rNg.
Bnrk nhra- should b. harvested ~
fore fro<- esn in5un H. Cur u IN the
n,orp:rg wren the drw j. on 10 pre-
vent Smelling. Thrcsh - soon - tho
straw j. sufficiently dr.. and spread
the grain thinlx upon the floor. - IL
may he~s IN large heaps Cxrslnn4
Ltodfr-
S'ewei Beers B0Ii .hem Issr the
usual Way. then srrape and slice them.
Fui them inio : <tewpan With = piece ~
butter ROLLED in -FOUR some boiled onio1
and parsley chopped rine. and litrls
vinegar. alt and pepper Set the ran
over hot Ire. and ~ The beets stew
for : quarser a A hour ~ BotfQs Bnt-
Gti-
---Potatoes should be dug nearly -
~1,on - the tops have dried down no
latter whether they are intended for
marketing II cnrr % 10 b. pur in the
cellar. II The cellar j. COOL try and
dark they will keep better than in the
ground. and viii NOS Be- Liable TO be
spoiled BY TOO much vet weather q
they would he in the field -F lrrlr.l
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03

In the Empire Of Morocco there i
onls one subscriber ~ newspaper.
He IL The Emperor As suon a. there
are two % three more !. j. likely some
Yankee viii happen along and starr ;
paper Boston I'rnnsrrYi-
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from ear 10 ear. ..lon don't have 70
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thar distance. replied the lady. ~lrh :
vawn. .-iia, He Yer. good. nv dcar.
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cr yawn~ ~ \. Lial.
"A mnrh-sexed question j. now Se:-
tied. For 4 longtime /. haS been won
dercl why women turn around a. look
ii each other On The street, wife M
forted when rcprored ~ her husband:
didn't the woman look n me
.le<." replied the husband. .-Aii
right then: one good turn deserves N
other. '' Psttytxrgt DiYatcz-
A short time ago Jones ani Rob
in~on were dining ont together. Jones
beinr one III Tho most absent minded
individuals IN existence Qfo;h Rob
in~on ID Jones n AZ old fellow. what
do Won think A man asked me The ether
day whether Your name NaS Smilh."
..kcallr.r answered The absent nl nded
one: .and was ifs~-- liktffk1X Hsr1ew.
--.Rrmus. how fur am ~. sun r om De
carss" ..Ncll. Glenn. idceS hers bout
dat. Some links hsts fnrier AMI I'd
ders thinks faint - fur. /" TN, jessn
But whats 10 idce bout dem sfof~ ~
dc >olarum DAT folks talks bout'''
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dan V heads of a. nails dot hoi's ie
sun onto de sky- ~ -Aiin'lin CO.. fsfn-
lion.
~ wants You 10 bay me pack DIT
81 loaned you last spring Money j.
worth twice n much now - il wash
den. said Nose Srhaumburg IL Oh
hooly. IL that <os' inquired tsiihoc-
N. pen~iyely. ..Is il really U0rfh tx8re
IL much now a. il Nas when -os that
$3s'' .Sher1ainlr Il was well.
then. here Il 81. That makes " even.
believe. - fsroS strings
- Old Mosquito There now ron
must have been diSobcying me n hal
made you - ~icks Young Ausquifo -
Dunno. ma: | don't do n0fhin'- Old
les. You did. Have Won
been eating anything I told YOU 70 axaid
this weather. Young Mosquito Ao'm.
Old Mos lnito-lcs. You have 81 soa
wouldn't be sick Vow. mind n VII
give you regular thrashing II yon ever
again touch veal or dudes in The SUM
mcr time - F,fln<i< inlsn CdlR.
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words or Warning and Comfort.
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II NAVE Ii~t returned from . tour
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Che stopper
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THE woman wh9 powders b~r face srd
b9rxx her n1ir sho1Ll wear : slot III <
dr-s<-N T. Journal
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30
LOVES TRIUMPH.

Apart, their lives had been savage trial;
,r, lhey met, and faded all the clouds ot tears
Inc snadoW backward moved upon lfe's dial
And closed the gap Of many bitter tears,
From out Nights loom the sable shadows
heightened,
Aud gloomed the gold where late the sun
light fell;
Through Loves sweet consolation soothed and
strengthened
Heart clasped to heart they said again, Fare.
we'll
He crossed alone the threshold where they
parted
And In the dark held wide his arms apart,
and called aloud SO yearnngly that started
Full into life the pictures IN his heart.
And fragrant, frulty odors hoatcd round him,
Like some magician's picturc,wcavlug mist,
And with the subtitle chains Of Fancy bound
him
Her leading shacklcs on his willing wrist.
He felt the clasp of arms ard plated fingers,
The collar Of Loves knighthood, on bis
neck,
And bowed his head as one who, willing,
fingers,
His going steps held by Loves chain in
check.
Ho heard the hushcd half siblance Of kisse
| Stir all the air as with breeze of sighs,
As though the past cternity's abysses
Echoed from out their depths Loves dear
replies
The low-hushed whisper of the surf of pas
sion,
From white throbbing billows than the waves
Foam-plumed, he heard in caGoncCd pulsiugs
dash on
Loves shore and die to silence in It's caves
No note in all Loves gentle gamut missing,
A sweep Of garments stirred the pcrfumcd
air,
lie heard the sound Of feet and carpet kissing
And felt Loves bcncdicton on his hair.
He looked in eyes whose depths he could not
measure
Blue-gray as mornings breaking over ways
He walked, lovc.shOd where but 10 live were
pleasure
Ere lest within Lfcs labyrinthinc maze.
n q
A city clock Jared harshly on his hearing,
The waking dreamer from his dreams awoke,
And saw again the dreaded shadows nearing
That might his life with utter blackncss cloak.
Then came thought, like sunshine darkness
chasing,
That as immortal must be every act,
No power that is Is equal TO crasing,
The record from the tablet-leaves Of fact
His clenched hand Glove the dark in fierce de-
ilancc,
Oh Master Fate, come you with shade or
shine.
While on Mcmory's power can place reliance
This day, despite your utmost hate, is mine
- Zen ID, IIOiiSe, in The Current,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30
Watch.

The directors of newly established
bank had engaged the services of q
watchman, who came well recon-
mended, but did not seem over expe-
rienced. The chairman therefore sent
for him to post him up bit, and
began: "James, this is your first job
of this kind, isn't tP"
"Yes, sir"
"Your duty must be to exercise Wig
lance"
"Yes, sir"
"Be careful how strangers approach
YOU"
II will, SIR"
mo strangers must be allowed to
enter the bank at night under any
pretext whatever.
mo, sir"
"And our manager-he is a good
man, honest, reliable and trustworthy;
but it will be your duty to keep your
eyes on him."
"But it will be hard to watch two
men and the bank at the same time,
sir"
1.-TWO men-how ?"
"Why, sir, it was only yesterday
that the manager called me for talk,
and he said you were one Of the best
men in New York, but it would be just
as we'll to keep both eyes on you, and
let tho directors know II you hung
aroung after hours. ."-Er.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

Perfectly correct, SIR" said Mr..
Ferrctt. "But we are wasting time.
Where is the gentleman"
"At Scarborough, believe"
"By Jove! | trust he mayn't have
got clear of If had only wired to
to the police But wanted to collar
him myself
Dexter promptly found his niece,
and tho whole party returned to Scar
borough as fast as n special train could
carry them. The journey was by no
means a pleasant one. The real court
was frantic at the thought of loosing
his prey, Ferret was silent and sulky,
while Dexter was seriously uneasy
aboNt Annie.
81 never meant to let her in for any.
thing like this, " he whispered to Clara,
who was crying quietly in corner.
where is Count Splitzentoff ?"
shouted the party in chorus, when they
arrived ut the Rcgalia.
event to London this morning on
important business" answered the
manager, and yolly of imprccations
burst from the group. Dexter rushed
upstairs to the wards room. The
door was locked. He kicked at it
violontly, ana tnere was Il IalHU VINO
there p
"Opcn the doorI' cried the Amcri
can, feeling thankful that things were
no worse.
"Oh, Mr. Dexter!" sobbcd the for
saken damsel "whcre is Count Split
zentof'? We were to have eloped to-
day -
you'll never see him again." said
Dexter, savagely. "lIc's n swindlcr.
BY the way, did Clara give you f2O0?'
"Yes, and | g-g-gave it TO him to
take c-c-carc Of! And he took Clara S
diamonds bc-c-c.cause he said one of
the s-s-stones was loose! Oh, gracious,
what shall | do ?n And Miss Annie
went off into violent fit of Mysteries
"That was very excellent joke of
yours, Clara" remarked Mr.. Dexter,
grimly, as his niece came to the dis
consolatc Annies assistance; but at
present NJ. julius lie Guillon has got
slightly the best of it. - London
Vr1iih
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

The resemblance of Victoria Alex
andra Olga Mary of Wales, second
daughter of the prince and princess of
Wales, to her grandmother, the queen,
is very striking. She is just turned
of 16, and it must have been just such
face as hers that appeared at the
head of the table when the ministers
met in council for the first time during
the reign of Queen Victoria. 1t was on
this occasion that the young queen
showed such GOODNESS and presence Of
mind that the duke of Wellington
made the naively egotistical remarks
"Gad-if she'd been my own daughter
she couldn't have done 1t better"
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

A REMARKABLE wedding party is tc
be held in Missouri. Twenty.
couples from the northern counties Of
the state have agreed to get married
at the same time and place. There vii
be banquet for 200 guests, and then 6
bridal tour by the new husbands and
wives in cOmpanY.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

AMONG the instructions issued for
the guidance of the proposed Nile ex-
pediton the fol owing is found: "The
camels are TO be treated with con
Sideration and kindness, their pc.
culiaritics are to be studied, and no i'll.
usage or foul language is to be resort
oil tn ~
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

The herring fishermen of England
and Scotland have some queer ideas
They believe that if woman touches
a net without first having repeated the
Lords Prayer, they will catch no fish
in it. The clergy are thought TO have
a sinister influence on the fish, ant
while fishing no one is allowed TO tall
of pigs. Not long ago a fisherman wal
brought up for beating his wife, ant
he stated that he did not beat her from
any want of affection, but simply be
cause doing so would attract the her
ring,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

THE Montreal WitncSS reports that a
citizen of Montreal who disappeared
three years ago with the wife of an
advocate, heaped presents on her, but
now that she has deserted him again
for her husband. thinks he has right
to his presents, and has brought an
action in the superior court for 1852,
which is his estimate Of their value.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

The Rev. DR.. Sankcy, of Rochester,
N. Y, who has just returned from the
Presbyterian council at Belfast, is re-
ported to have said few days ago:
"I believe the Presbyterian churches
of England, Scotland, and Ireland are
tending toward ritualism very rapidly.
This is especially so in the Scottish
churches, surprising as it may sccm.' y
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

TIE rector of London parish has
not been seen within the limits of his
parish within seven years. He re-
ceives salary of nearly $4,000 a
year, while his duties are very accept
ably performed by a curate, to whom
the rector pays 800 year.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

VIcToRIA's wedding gift to the Am
erican belle, Miss Ida Therese Footo,
of a diamond bracelet and gold
breakfast service is fairly extraordin-
ary, since the queens usual present on
such occasions, even to daughters of
mobiles, is one of the camels hair
shawls sent to her by the bale every
year from whoever may be viceroy of
India,