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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16
STEAMER DISASTi Il.
The Steamer strikes n Rock ana Goes
Pieces.

RoCKLAND, Me, May S.-The steamer
Cdy Of Portland plying between Portland
and St John stuck on Grinds'one L~dg, AZ
Owls Head at 3.l5 this morning. The
steamer LIFT Portland last niaht with 70
passengers and cargo general in character.
The night was clear. As day was b eak-
ing the pilot sighted a striped buoy on the
port how brtween Sheep aud t'shermin's
Island. In few minutes The steamer struck
q ledge and Slid on ami shI s and stuck fat.
Her pumps were started at tcr AID distress
tolors set and the boards cleared. The
officers and crew were cool aud the ptssen-
gr,s behaved well. Tue ma e landed in q
boat aud drove to Rpckland, SIX niles dis
tant tor help. The steamer Rnklaud
promptly answered the call nnd rca h Of
he scene OF the wreck at $50
Neanwh,l" 81 Ion from o WIS Head ansv.r
ed the sign is. and two hDar lntdS Vt women
and chill lrrn were Transferred to the slonr
without accident, espItr a heavy sea. The
rcst Of the passengers with baggage, 'Xprrss
frog t. etc, were put aboard lur X ok Mnr
aud brought to this civ. The ca tain OF lh'
sl,up says the striped buoy was ont VI NJ
position, AID it the steamer hal paSser
WITHIN her width IN the 0her side of the
nnuy she won d have neen all right. Th'
civ Of Portl4ud was valued at $3.50, 0t 0
The steamer is rapidly breaking up and Wi
he total loss.
RockLAND Me, May s.-The revenue
ru r, Wbpdbury, left the wre Of the Cit
of Portland nj six O'Clock this afternoon
The steamer had broken in two, all her up
per works wer,, gone and the sea which /
| increasing in violence VIII soon destroy VITA
remains Of the vessel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16
zen. butler puts tor'h Platform Oh
three PIanks.

NV York, May ll-Gen. Butler was
asked t, day about the published letter adj
dressed to hin by George O. Jones, chair
usr of the New York state Grtenback con
vrutIuu, asking hln l." Sdhsthnce II ne "o"ln
-Iaud ON inelr pattern ana "ouln oc tine
cludid,de for Prrsld, Of that parry.
Burl sud e had II c,avrd 70 such leIier
ana believed il 10 bc hoax. lie @Ouh.
hveiuask : "First, 'Sho are you, 'n' !!
Srcoud. are yOu m favor # my nuuIlnatlou
by An, bod, T? Tnld. II | am numipaitd
VIII yea ,ur port III. z" Bu ier sald afl,
these aIcstiuus wcr, answered he would he
IN frame OF mud to unsw,r JJnes's ques-
Mons.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16
DEVASTATING Floods ana swamp Gna's

NIcEsRuRG, Miss, May BIT is estimated
that sixty per cent If Madison and seventy.
five per cent Of Trnsar parishes are overflow
81. The larg"r portion Of the planters in the
parishes have given M all hnprs of maxine
\ crop This Season Numhrs Of cattle over
Il ,wrd 10 the region, are dying Of starval on
md from swamp Ehats which are causing
q eat dcstI uctIon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16
4 Catholic Priest Garroted ana hoo

FoRr WoRTH, Texas, May ll.-Last
night j. Casino, Catholic priest from Chi
cage, oD bis way TO Caitforna by the iexas
Pacific, was gsrrnted hee'hy three men on
the lla lorm aud ruhb,d vt Sl3, 900 Just as
he rain pu led Into the Uuiou depot. Inc
robbers escaped. H" ''' pew
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16
Delicate and Feeble / aides.

Toe hbguld. urcsoms sensations, causing
you TO he scarce y sre TO he on your feet ; that
constant avn that IL taxing It, m 20 system
sll We former elasticity; driving the bloom tom
var Chico =; that continual strain upon your
vital torGes, rendering you irrl'a lie ana
fr,tful can eastly be removed by the use Of tual
marvellous remedy, Hop Bllers. Irregularities
and obs ucton9 Of your sy-tsm are r Eeved al
nee, willie the ape isl cause OF periodical pain
arr permanently removed. None receive 30 much
neueht, ant none are 10 profoundly aletu ana
shog such an Interest in recommending Hop
Btt'rs as women,
Feels Yooug Again.
MY mother was arncted long time with
N uragta and a dull, heavy, inactive condl ion OF
The whole system 10 uiacne, nervous pr ostra'in,
and vas almost HELPLESS. No physcI aus or med
cue did her any good. Three months ago sh'
began the use of Hon Bit'ers with such gnol n e.
{ at he seems and I els 70 ny again. although
OVER ~ Years old. We think there IS no othr
medicine Mt to use In the famly."-A lady IL
Providence.
BRADFORD. Pa, May ls15.
Il has cured me o several di.ea-e-, such a.
ne vuusnps-, SICKNESS AZ the stomach, MONTH
troubles. etc, have not seen slck day N ,
year since took Hop Bitter' AZ nv rrlRnhors
use tnciu. MRS FANsiE GREES.
"S 900 did me less good than one hOltle II Hon
| "Btrrs; thy also cured my wife of 1ilee
gears n rvous weakness, sleeplrs~heSs an
| dyspepsia" Il. NJ, Auburn, y. Y.
| High Authority.
| Hop Bitters IL not, in any sense, an alcoho.i'
| bev rage or liquor. and could not he sold for H.
except to persons DESTROYS OF obts ming "a med.
| einal bittcr1.
GREEN B. RAW, U. s. Com. 1nter Rev.
so BLoorisovILLE, o., May |, 20.
| SIRs-I have been suffering ten years AMI t,ieI
| y NJ Hop Biters aud 1t did me more good thar
| AL the doctors. MISS 5, s BOONE.
BABY saved!
| We are so thankful to say thai our nursing oahN
was y 4rmanentv cured OF dlngerouN An'
| p ot, acted con tipatlon and irregu lily 81 IN
hos, ! w the use OF Hop Bitters by lts mother
whca Il the same time restored h'r % peric
heat md strenglh.-Tne Parents, r chester
my.
| Nav, div m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16

In the ertire hi tory Of IN umatc and Neuragic
rem dies here is 10 record Ike nat mat uy ATH-
LorHoRos. The te-tlmDnIil1 are fro the vrry h =,
/. upl.. ny ar" on given after ar trlul
rrrN are dlrrC aud unqna h"d as ~ IN rur"s
worts Tue test eases hayr ii been a IN nj one
Mauy Of them cases gwen up nv 10 tor, or wueft
despair had sci IN alter r. III, ~ were suppose
to b. ,xhau ted. And u I. but by no means Irast
the best and struugts o. n" les lmoa al r fro Do
person, who never before IeslHsi ~ tle merits
Of any prtptratl III.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16
Another Negro LynChed.

Flu ABgrHrowN, Ky, May "a masked
mob this m 'ruug secured the keys OF the
i Ter here and took Niles Petty, the negro
Nhp some werks ago a-sru ted Mss Van
Vert, and carrying him n few miles from
me tuuu, banged him 10 n tree. placar'i
VAS plnued ll the BODY saying that II must
not he cnt down ill nine O'clock. None OF
he lyuchers were rec lgn led.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16

SAN FRANcIsCo. May 3 In the Shsrr"
nvorcr cas' to day Martha wilson. (colorro)
.pulract in 1890 recog izlug The docu nent
s one she had seen, acknnwledged to-day.
chen called Nv the defense. that she had
,pvcr s. en- The document until ST. rwn it by
Mis- Hin short tine before he rial open
Il she saiI Mi HI or ,Gii "h her s50A
% swear she he'd SON the contract in 1880.
Her husband also alrn % swear to. thu
ante and was to have $4,000 she did not
know she had been committing p~jury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16

Mrs. WISsLOws Soothing SYRUP, should al
was toe used when children are eating teeth. Ii
-eves the little sufferer Al once II produces ma.
raj, quiet sleep ny relieving the child from pair
ind the little chernh awakes H. "hrlght a- but
ton" II ls very pleasant TO taste. II sOOthe- IN
rnlld, sOftens the gums, allays all pa,n. relieve
Tlud, regulates the bowels, and IL the best Know
'emedy for diarrhpa, whether arising from tre'h.
ug Or other canses. Twenty-Five ceU's a hottie,
NArZs.mw- Wv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16
when Doctor. Disagree

II Will he time enough 10 Goub the reliability OF
K durv- Aort D ,ctOrs all agree mat n IL most
vain bio med cine h. all disorders OF the lAVer
kidneys AID Bowels aud treIueutly pre-crlne w.
Or r. a Bauou ~ Moukto1 saws; The past year
have useO II more than ever, AMI WIN the best Ts-
suits. II Is the IN 'st su ctssiu remedy nave evti
used Such recommendation sp AXIS for Hsslr'
Sold by sllsdrpgg sic. See adv. '.H' ID H '
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16
A wrestling Match Arranged.

Articles Of ngrermtut wrr" s'gned to-day
b, twr,n mes VI rphy of Ftir!iil W
AID ParrK Cosby Of New Haven, Conn,
- wre.IIe, nest two ~ lhrre IA s, Tor so
side. he winner To lake the 'tr recelp's
rhe matcn is 10 be 4, eide in tus city OF
the 20 n instant.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16
TRUE MERIT ALONE

has given Allcccks Porous Plosters the largest sale
Of any exterualr'medy In the world. II You have
bee using thcr kinds Of pastors, one trial Of "Al
periorlty.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16
FitzgcraId'. brilliant Reception.

LoNe leland CITY, l. l., May S.-Pa'rick
FrZEcttld. the winner OF the waking
catch, was rec. wed here At his home this
.vcutug hv 90 100 Of his fellow cuz-rs
>itn bjntre-, tire W lk-, music aud cheers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16
ssumor ia the stomach.

ddch Of The distress AMI Sickness attrfin cd to
Dyspepsia chronic dia'rhea and 9th Gauss is
accustomed by humor ~ the stomach Severn, a a.
WIN AL the characteristics OF these cOmulaIuts
nave been cured by Foods SarsalariIla Othrf
cnres enect'1i ny thi- Medicine are soi wa1derful
pat tht -Inprh hacr lenl OF them AFFORDS the he Il
PROOF thit u combines rare curative aldnta and
when once "s"d Ase'Hss the confidence OF the
people. ati.rt Nov 70 dN11lt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16
Is BROADWAY, ROOM 81.

NEW lVNk- NITIW 2 Toso.
Having hern cured Of "A severe attack Of rneuma-
ism Of the ne Il and shoulders sy using Al cock $
Porous Plaster-. feel it my duty 10 Strongly c M
mend their use ~ any "ne similarly am f r
peric OF several months had exhausted many
Other si-etlled ren"die, without obtaining the
slightest relief FINALLY apple one Of Alrock''
Porous rllst-rs, and found myself almost immcti
ateiy cured.
consider The ma true blessing.
Faithfully YOURS,
JAMES X. HosMER.
rnayI2 eolkw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16

Nothing equals Aliens Bilious Phys c IN quiCkl
relieving Cu,tvrne.S, Headaches IIea1tbu and al
other B.no IS Tro b es IS cts. la ge boat drug
glsts. eOu-wlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16

TfVDu have sore Thro IT, a Cough or a C Nd. try
g. II. Douglass sons Clpslcum Cough d ols
rhey are pleasant TO the taste, perfectly la mlcsS
and Will slrcly cure you.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16

grea' mistake prevails when Il asserted ina
consumption cannot be cured Jihwins Pine Tar
syrup Is etytdfH cure for lts II seoer tdfls.' ''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16

, Teachers, clrrgvnen, zee urr-, singers should
Away keep Iatwn> Pine Ia syrup. Hparseness
he " 81 enemy Is qmGhly cureh nv IS U.S.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16
why the Passengers Hesitatcd 10 enter
The Kuats. al. ..

MONTREAL, May 9.-rne survivors Of the
Stale Ql Florida are more inclined to eXpr, S.
themselve freely in regard To the catas-
trophe. All agree that fifteen minutes did
not el.pse after The collision bCfole the yes
sci went down. But With the saving
ances at command there was still iigled
chance OF saving all the passetgcrsnnd Grew.
judgment. Iustcsd Of stopping The engines
he set them gong full sIeed IN hope OF keep
lug the vessel nhpat by pumping. The
water rushed in so fast he was driven from
the ngine room and could Dot &c, bach u
stop the engines which wee driving the
vessel through lie water al So terrific Il rate
OF speed II was most impossible to low er
thes boats and only the bodest would
venture 10 ,et into The boats being dragged
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16
IIDsi>IHOiD AMNONEi

In tbs Toilet, Nursery. Laundry or II 'o.e cleaning
lnsures heuh, hean'y aud cleanliness.
For sale 10y
all GrOyels.
4
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16

You may hurrsh for Bslne and Iinco.p from now
until election day and not be hoarse II you Will only
use Jacwins Pine Tar Syrup.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16

Druggist sa} lls siiractiveness sells IL on pighi
TIE Denpstay us Incidental vTiu - are all Tia !,
chpth ,nr u ana u at II lie fhe hcs tmn9 That Ia,
oeen offered We. II IA perfecl-Ja iwii's FlT
Syrup. nFs ! 7 ~
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FITS--FPUEpT|r fITR,!

Certain tpmrh, fnr Epilr. uc III, Pn-ms
or tuUVulzisn~ haviu ~. uttn- cuuugcnce
IT, lhl- Hrtprarop We gut-dI. @ 70 az Who a'e
sulctrI VITO Epl usy, lmred % r'li,f and 10y
send ~ hn "a u sh, drs'tthi cd,t we Will send
n SlbN hn' !. ytbli. t'uIl IrT mIV give N trial
Auilrs, ChUAAkA sON, Druggists,
$50 Elg1ih Avenue, cor, Esd Street, New YORK
Apr1S, dSw1m
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The universal verdlct, ~ Rp Plaster istts
best o Gus plas er ever maze" Only 25ss.
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OAK LEDGE FARM.
4 DONIS,

a DO N l. =,
The hand 81 inl ID. 81 hrcd on OF Ethan Allen.
IA IL o ,t Of his sne 'horonGhhr "d Aatr, hhrlotie
v will maze The sea nt 81 Al an We farm Bur
Imgr nv TERNs s2S.
Adouis is jar h'a 10y hani-, ald weighs luoo
ms He was raised ny Dan NSc', VINO hs' always
DECLINED to sell nun. lie can beat 2; without
special prepara ION aud. ai'rr making season
II, K-utucky. topk irst prrluum At lhe pllbclp
M = a best troUiug aud roadster slaon IN mat
great h ep my state. II s,olts are young things,
hlt give uumi,akdOle Signs OF mdNlug rioters aha
carr age horses
IN OK a e L e {,
The most perfect French Coaching 81 lion ever
brought to America. VII 4'sn S'aud ABOVE iAtm
| TERMSeih.
He dark chestnut, l"a uauuS, spu lns an a.
| thnngh a. suloo hlv fashioned s rgan, ana As
! mn az trter,d asa ''quaTter horse, ne posts~
IN At size height ranglueSs eng o. neck anu
| n 'ond carriage which Is only derived ilom nobl
ancestry and his action l. "a good rs MS aye. as
| he bends his knee aud ftS ms hind legs nlmmy IN
! n If. mark ,Nle His dJc,liy v, road ~ powers and
| endurance render HIN a m Ist de irao'e morse Ior
| IN mers and breeders to use TO lu,rote the Sic
| action aud nnisn of 'e native ~ ok. lnrrWaMs
| ia nv Kaber untot Bzan, aud is directly descrhdtd
from stock Of the koyal Haas. hiher II owned oy
| IN French Guveruhen 49,,
| For circulars md further intCrtn ton address
A. TAYLOR. Bu hneton, Vt
| apre2 d2tawSwf .tf.. -
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Without money and without price -flt don't cure
Syrup. ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16

Bt>au "A 81 unir-lt,l CIV pronounce II up, rip'
70 any medicine OF the nd ever law. II Is Pin
ulN Iuydl aD AS a hou-chuld remedy for rOnphs
l's "ud srr throa,'. I wOud not be vthuu
II ,'-mtyl2,. UdNW
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8RATPRE LOHg}i C1ursh H."' sts
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For sale by
BEAUPRE LOWRY, Cor. Church and Bank ST.
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tOI siie "
BEAUPKR6 LOWRY. Cur. Church ana Bank SITS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-22
Probate Court Notice.

Tn the matter of the estate of j. * Sha-
fer deceased. In Probate Court, County
of Boise.
The People of the Territory OF Idaho,
Greeting:
NJ Office is hereby given that Adele ).
~ Shafer having filed in this Court her
petition praying for an order to set aside
the whole of the estate Of j. X. Shaterr,
deceased to the widow of said deceased,
the hearing of the same has been hxed by
this Court for
Monday. the a8th day ofJanvsary. 1854
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said day OF the Jan
uary term Of 1884, at the Court room there
of at Idaho City, in the county Of Boise,
and all persons interested in said estate
are notified then and there to appear and
show cause, if any they have, why the sad
netition should not be granted, or order
made. M. IS. MOORE,
Probate Judge & ex-otficio Clerk.
Idaho City, Dec. 25, 18S3-w4.
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nal missions Aversion to society," Dini-
ness of Vision, Noises III the heau
he vital fluid passing unobserved III me urin',
and MANY other diseases that lea1 TIC INSANITY "u
death DIR. MINTIE win agree to forfeit rive
Hundred Dollars fer case OF this kiho 'he W
TAI RESTORATIVE tunder his spec''l "''ioo
and treatment) will not cure, or for anYthue ~
pure or injurious found in it. DR.. MINNIE
treats all Private Diseases successfully w''hou'
mercury. Consultation Free. Thoro'Sh eNani'-
nation and advice including analysis OF urine SOW
Price of Vital Resolutive, SO 90 bo'''e' "' iou'
times the quantity S1o.O0 sent to any ''' reSs up
on receipt of price, or C. o. D., secure ON opSei
walton, and in private name, if desired by
A. E. MINTIE, RI D.
II Kearny Street, San Franc $50. al
DIR. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY, NtfH-
REyJCuM. cures all kinds Of Kidney ana Bladder
Complaints, Goporrhea, elect, Leucolih@a. for
sale by all druggists SlO0 BOTTLE six botfes lor
$500.
DR., MINUTES DANDELION PILLS, are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
cure in the market. For sale by all drue eists.
| Jan. Q, 1880.--tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-22
Our Cash Prices.

So ID Crushed Sugar for. 81 DOL
i" per 100 ID Ice per tb
6 ID G. Sugar for .......... l COL
" g per 100 ID 14cts per fb
5 10 old Gov. Java coffee for l 90
Al g IS Costa Rica do. & l 90
4 !" ANo. l roasted do g l 90
8 cans vegetables =" L w
Tobaccos all brands from IS to 90
cents per fb. In quantities we will
sell above goods for less. Everything
else in our line at very low rates. Our
sugars are pure California refined su-
CARS, and not Eastern sugars which
contain 40 per cent. glucose.
MYER & SMITH,
Idaho City and Placeryiile.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-22

formed lmaglnatlOn OIL IllS ian"oio"'
old "Fogy.' He says Sthe young
people here would turn funeralnnto
a dance if a fiddler could be procur-
ed" We ask him, do the young peo-
pie of Idaho City dance to excess, or
have they ever shown disposition to
dance at an improper time? We say
no, and the people Of this place will
bear us out In what we say. They
have given not more than four or flve
dances during the past summer and
fall, and this winter. But II they
should have dance every week, we
can see nothing wrong IN it. The
dance ito cap the climax" is what
hurts "Fogy," whose fanaticism has
reached such point that he would, II
he could, turn dance into funeral
He sees harm in the harmless amuse-
ment. If he'll get rid Of the evil that
is within himself, he'll feel better,
and will not further endeavor to Gre
ate the impression outside that our
town has class Of young ladies and
young men that he might just as well
have called hoodlums, for he coward
w inti1nates as much. A coward,
when he rushes into. print, always
sneaks behind the strong fertilization
of q nom de plume, and from his safe
hiding place, where he can neither
be seen nor reached, fires off his vile
SANDER, and all the party attacked
can do in such case, with any effect,
is to ward off the missiles of the hid
den foe. Crawl out from your hid
ing place, Mr.. Fogy, if you have one
spark of courage in your system, and
let us all have a square look at you,
and learn that the people Of this com
munity, both old and young, have
rights and feelings that, if you are
half man, you will hereafter res
pect.
This reply to "Fogy" is endorsed
by all the young folks who were al
the sociable, young ladies included
and we feel sure that theH headed
men and Women" whom we claim al
firm friends, will sanction it, as W.
have heard a good many of them ex
press their stroGg disapproval of tn
letter Of ''Fogy." A large numbe
} of those who participated in the so
ciable, both old and young, woul'
! have signed their names to this com
munication had it been necessary
: The following is sufficient:
{ S. Il. DAVIS,
= j. =. BARRY,
FRED. GARRECHT,
AL. MILLER.
JULIUS MAUTz.
S LOUIS GARRECHT.
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ESIRAY.

NA A SMALL BUCKSKIN COL
WIn horse, branded on left shoulder,
CT VI other brand not easily described,
is six years old, and has been in my band
six months. The owner can have him by
proving property and paying charges.
J. M. DILL.
Squaw creek, Boise Co., Jan. IS, 1884.
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S. T. DAVIS,
j. Z. BARRY,
FRED. GARRECHT,
Al. MILLER.
JULIUs MAUTz.
LOUIS GARRECHT.

A San Francisco man advertised
for 1920 red-headod'girls, must be
good loolling;" and not one response
was received. A few days later he
advertised for $500 golden-haired
beauties" and before the paper was
out two hours the street in front of
his Office was crowded with just the
STYLE Of beauties he desired.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-22

A German accosted broad brim-
med specimen from Idaho the other
day: "Who vas you?" Looking the
inquisitive German in the face, he re-
piled, 81 am cowboy" ''Dot's good;
shake, l vas bully boy too" re-
piled our German friend Elk.
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Is a never-failing Cure
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-06
COMMENT ON THE PLATFORM.

The bulletin announcing the purport of the
tariff plank of the platform attracted more
attention from members of the house than any
other from the convention. Mr.. Morrison
said tho plank means that the republi-
cans will keep all they have got and get all
they can. They will raise the tax on tin
plate, cotton ties, aud q few other things.
Mr.. Hewitt. Tho action of the republi-
cans means that they want to humbug the
people. They tell the workingman that he
is to have more protection, the business man
that tho obstacle to trade will be removed.
/ knew they would declare for revision of
the tariff. Those gentlemen (the ways and
me ans co ommittee) had better go to work and
do something now.
Mr.. Carlisle said the action of the conven-
tion was a complete straddle of the question
Mr.. Springer said it was 'piece Of politi-
cal jugglery, to catch all classes of voters"
Mr.. Hiscock says it means an increase Of
duty.
Messrs. Mills, and Jones, of Arkansas, said
"The republicans are lodging the question
It's n lie. L hOpo to the Lord we will say
something this time that will not mean u
lje"
Mr.. Eaton said; "Of course thoy want re-
visioni they didn't favor the Morrison bill,
did theyY
Mr.. Herbert: 81 expected this We have
lost our golden opportunity The action they
have taken is, however, nothing but dodge"
Mr., Blount considered the tariff plank rs n
complete dodge"
Judge Kelley said; "The plank means a
revision of the prohibitory feature of tho
present tariff