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|, 80 ~ ~. J. sss~
h,assaas ioiio~ - ss.diiss q nitro .
n = os s sssSs sad My,s. K rs
y stastitnG Il hes puzzled scisntlae ehssrvs-.
.ioA and .tudy. and DO q. h.'.y. s:-a., ne.
tn: sn.slsr ss.sts y the siacs. complete
la. vSIsn y sss su nan
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wss sS",S s.,iS ~ y, .ssoS - ~ n ~ -
w va sss,s es..sa 20 ~ nand oy the arsiese
.a ma %. so mo-
i q portion q ths ri fsgionc and ne aSssa@
shs WsS g was SouStIsss stsri n ono ssSTS
e ss s:s y put e p T e: snS ys q
nsnt France. Hss Kim men n 81 kis fna IL sSs
~ on sns IL either e
s whsEs ! x:ntcd g nse z; snah .ad hI cpm:
in hspdlins The stun thai otSsr &slp I lad
san dtstsi,se until hs SSS dSposited sSs *.
pl?Tiys they Feayirsd and bad zone away:
Hank vtnndin9 In thc wsGon nd throvinS <
can TO Warren some feet Away. and Warron
catChtnl n and placfne Il on TIA aronni IN
time 70 catch the n0xt onA thai HHnk toSsed
him. A it takss 4 man With q rood Ell Oh
nerves to eyvn ride Ia wagon whom hsknovs
there e nitro: giySerins under t6e .sAt as
siightsst lar 'frc9usniiy cxpiodcs Will give You
e. df E.ss e Oh: s mort & s ;h:s' s1S
ieft ri them 10 cnyer the bottom OF . snnff box.
but they had the daring TO take tho chnncea
No ono ever knew.vhAt caused Il, and no
ono would ever have known Who Il was that
vac wired ont except ,i SISm tss FIT hs. hey
thnt way with nitro glycerine Just about thar
time and from ono OF two ttiings Ne found
but when we heard the explosion that day We
said: limits Hanks last tripP The RiYcer-
Inc had exploded about quarter OF . mile
from the well. We walled down there. There
WIS the usual cellar that few cans Of the stun
81 ss eS hsss snf h Ssq 4,
right Of the road, In the woods. We found 3
wagon tire. We found the tail OF one horse,
and portions OF the body OF another. In m.
othsr part Of the woods n mans knee was
picked up. and although We searched over an
aree that Il would have been impossible for any
Of tho wreck 70 have been thrown, that was al
We found; exeept Hanks greasy 81 cap lying
on the limb Of a trao.
As thoroughly as that does nitro glycerine
do It's work All who have had ANYTHING to do
with II In tho oil regions have had Illustration
after Illustration OF Its annihilatiye power The
iron frames OF wagons. andeven nitro Glycerine
snfes. have been removed from human vision
BY an explosion as effectually as II they had
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Proverbs frea females $50 NAsssa.
Come see mo Ii noting but Como lib wild

Come see me" is noting. but Come lib wild
me 10 something
Hab money hRb friend.
Hog run for him life. dog run for him character
Hungry fowl wake soon.
Man can't smoke and whistle same time.
No throw way dirty water before you hAb clean.
Old IRE stick no hard for catch.
One tisf (hlsD no like nodsr carry long bag
Parson christen him own pickantany nrst.
Rain never fall ct one man door.
Shoe alone know it, stocking hsb hole.
Rock stone at ribber bottom no know sun hot.
buck.
Spider and ay can't make bargain.
John Grow tink him piekaninny white.
when yie teyeI no zee, mout tmou,hr can't talk.
Cuss (calllng nanies) no bore hole In skin.
Cunning better dan strong
Ebry day nshing day, bat eory day for catch hsh
Finger neber say Look hsrs" him say. Look dere"
when cockrosch gb dance he no AZ fowl
Big blanket make man sleep late.
Follow fashion break monkey neck.
Goat say him hab WOOL sheep say him hAb hair.
John Crow neber make hoass tin rain como.
Lizard neber plant corn, hut him hab plenty.
Ebry ting you hear amt good to talk.
Putme down ssftly, me cracked plate.
To-day tor me- tomorrow for you
sleep hab massa.
when man no done climb hili him should nsbsr trow
away him stick.
When man say him no mind. den him mind.
When hand full, him hab plenty company.
You shake man hand. you no shake him heart
True uruthI longer dan rops.
Whom fowl drink water him III Up his hesd aud say :
"Tank God tank Godr man drink water aud no ray
noting.
When ssh come on. Of "a tell yoa alligator hss
fetsr, believe him.
when man no done grow him nsbsr should cuss long
man.
Stranger know whore Dc deep water In Do pasa
De rope you pulling no dc rope cutting.
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ssateA tAak Z - aBesqseelleA q sSott
twenty -onc. IsaTs - sinsSt In tho ten States
WAS ~, ~ vhss ths issA sssso WAS taken. .
Dc % eloquent - I.ysg 90. Hon. Mr.. wri~
'nlAMs. be- b. sars q yoss ,is0s and ngurss
before you turn your eyo9uesoe on.
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Tho Herald approves Of Capt. CAMDIER's
plan for fixed tracks" or ''lsne routes" across
the Atlantic. Tho whole thing seems imprac-
ticabe. Our contemporary thinks that u the
plan were adopted sailing vessels would keep
out OF these tracks" No. they wouldn't; tho
ocean Is wide and even II the lanes were fenced
In every skipper would feel sure that there was
room for two in any ono OF them. There Is no
substitute for skill and vigilance in tho masters
of Stsamshina
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Drinkias and Sookins n Great Britaia.
From roper read before Ia Society Of Pnoiie AAaivs o.
Eagiasd, Jan. Ia 1884,

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En2asd Jan Ia 1884
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One Nan, whose name has been prominent
duTing the last week. comes out Of the mtl6e
with vast increase Of the public respect and
admiration. We mean Mr. AMOS H. EMO.
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o. IA vat s IL e rsmsdy for sors ,hros. o bal sSrs
l6G - tisoss ssGSise-lsA ~ WV ''@"A V
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The Court OF Special Sessions yesterday de-
cided that Private Detective James n Fuller should
James Doray the soA a Isslss Dsrsy Fuisr
furnished the bous and M take the V the Court
Of Usnetal sessions appeal
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While the Army bill Is under discussion In
Congress. the Secretary OF War 10 Of fishing at
Pelee Island. The ash. however. that Mr..
ROBERT LINCOLN wants most to catch 10 not at
Pelee Island. but at Chicago.
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uc uIi Hluhiux al dppIopiuAtiOu ioL H'u"
tional Guard uniforms 10 on the list OF meas
ures that passed both branches Of the Legtsla-
ture and await the Governors signature
There can be no question Of the wisdom of this
bill. Some regiments have already received the
State uniforms. some have received Thorn in
part others not at all. The now code expressly
calls for uniforms for all the troops; and II the
Governor signs this bill. It will take only very
short time to put the entire force on a common
footing In this respect New York will then
have set good example to other States.
Tho General Conference Of the Methodist
Church has Just decided that 1t is inexpedIent
to take any action in regard to the licensing
and ordaining Of women to preach. But tho
women who want to preach need not be dis
couraged. for more than one-third Of the men,
bers OF tho Conference voted In favor Of resolu-
ton approving the licensing Of women ~ OK
horters and local preachers: and that the Meth
odist brethren are not insensble to the charm
Of woman's discourse Was shown by the remark
OF the Rev. DIR. CURRY that we do not license
farmers to plant potatoes, a. they can do 30
without IT." DR.. CuRRY evidently recognizes
the fact that II would BE- impossible. II 1t were
desirable. TO keep women from talking.
During the past week Boston's big organ
was played on in the Music Hall for ths last
time. and tho four recitals combined are said
to have drawn only an aggregate OF . thousand
listeners. Times are changed since the first
inquiry nut to . stranger arriving In the Puri-
tan metropolis was Have you seen the Big
Orgau3" But Boston still has tho Common left.
From Boston there comes o story about An
italian congregation there. whose pastor Is
alleged to have run away with the fund con-
tributed to build 0 new church. This shows
that such sohemeRs ~ FERDINAND WARD do not
get hold Of the money Of all the foolish people.
According to the Boston story. the priest who
received the contributions merely represented
| everything to be In . nourishing condition and
avoided giving specific iniormation-the same
old game-and tho confding parishioners con-
ttnued to pour in their money. How very Ike
all confidence tricks look when they arc ex-
| posed, and how very astonishing It seems that
nobody recognizes them until II IL too late.
While the Army bill Is under discussion In
L No Go ~ Va L. 0ah Ia
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young lauy ID saho 10 DO cxc0pttonaliy chdrm-
ing. and probably her highest ambition is to
rival Miss Chamberlain In the good gracos OF
tho heir apparent. Whether there IL royal
secret for the preservation OF youth and good
looks In the scions OF kingly houses is unknown
to tho common herd. but judging from the
prosaio portiness and matter.of-fact stolidity
OF the Prince OF Wales the secret can hardly
have been impaired to him. II personal ap.
pearance goes for anything his reign as . fas-
oinator should DO nssriy at an end. And vet
We hoar Of his unsbsted interest In American
beauties. and Of his even debating to them the
style and color OF the costumes they are to wear.
Miss Chamberlain. It Is said. has received
and accepted the royal mandate TO dress only Ia
black for tho remainder OF the season. - the
court mourning. which. in common with othc,.
che Is now wearing. 10 20 bewitohingly becon-
ing to her.
A matrimonial engagement between 1r.
Francis A. Stout and the young and lovely
daughter OF Gen. Meredith Read. who has oalv
recently left tho convent where she was edu-
Gated. has recently been arranged.
The Prince and Princess Poniatowski saA
Mrs. Ely Goddard. the mother OF the Princess.
have been at the Albemarle Hotel during the
past week. Tomorrow they will leavs for BY.
Vermont. on . visit to the Hon. Smith Ely the
grandfather OF the bride.
The Inaccuracies Of Journalism have passed
into proverb. and newspaper stories are
universally condemned. and almost % uniyer.
sally believed. One OF the most smusins
fictions Of the day 10 the grave announcement
In London society journal that bald men 10
New York paint their heads a. 4 part Of their
full dress" Though purely romance.
this u valuable a. . suggestion. Whaa
life and animation. what running to and fro.
what hurrying in hot haste would prevail In
New York ball room we're It known that the
scalps OF society men were to receive this en-.
Enlistment. How doubly interesting would
Gen. William Cutting become would hs consent
TO have tho top OF his head adorned with minls.
ture portraits Of his dead and gone loves. How
historically interesting to study . wsll.drawn
representation OF Wall street during the las.
few days on tho shining surface OF Mr. Henry
Clews's Uranium. or scene from the hunting
field On that Of Mr.. G. @. Petcrs. How many
architectural designs might be delineated on
the well.shapsd upper story OF Mr.. George D.
Post. and what fun 10 dad the sermAns led by
them In bygone days neatly traced out on Mr..
William Graham's or Mr.. Bradley Leos smooth
polls. And that the ladies' might not 10 len
| out In this new development OF decorative art
their shoulders might serve rs canvas iot
similar adornmsnt Landscapes on . largo
scale. galleries Of family portraits. or even
battle scenes might readily DO depicted on the
ample spaoe usually loft uncovered. unoccupied
| s~~ ~"s"'A'y1.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-24
AUCTION! AUCTION!

1sm instructed to sell at AUCTION On, on y
.urday, Apri. 26th, st IL m 80 "a =
como, ~ South street, HOusehold FuTnl'
ne, consisting of Parlor, Bedroom I'm O
!. -,' Room snd Kitchen Furniture, Car
- ) Stoves. A good and conp'et
,ltft.
0''-' q. A. REED.
Auctioneer.
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Four Express trains leave Salt
Lake for Ogden daily as follows:
Pacific Express at 60 am.
Atlantic Express at 7.OOa.m.
Park City Express, pm. Specisl
Express at 73G pa.
Arrive in Ogden at 1909 a NJ; 8 20
am. 4.25 p N. and 8 10 pm.
Express trains leave Ogden at
100 am; $50 am. 1890 am. and
5.15 pm. Arrive at Salt Lake at
8 80 am; $50 am; II noon and
6.45 pm.
Those marked are through Elk.
press trains, and will stop only
aOhen StgEalled.
Express leaves Salt Lske daily at
100 am. for Juab and intermediate
stations, and connects with Salt
Lake Western Railway Tor Tintic,
and with Ssnpete Valley Railway
for EaDpete.
Through Express leaves Salt Lake
at sos pm, and connects with
Stage Lines at Milford and Frisco
for Southern Utah, Nevada and
Arizona.
Express Train from Juab and
intermediate points arrives at Sail.
Lake at 6 pm.
Through Express from Frisco
and Milford arrives at Salt Lake a.
$50 pm.
JAS. SHARP, F. COPE.
ASS. Cen. Supt. Gen. F. & P. AIT
JOHa SHARP,
General Supt.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-14

Carlyle met Daniel Webster At
breakfast one morning and has left !
portrait Of that noticeable politician !:
y will warrant him, he says, zone Of
the stiffest logic buffers and parlia-
mentary athlets anywhere to Be met
with in our world 1t present grim,
tall, broad bottoned, yellow-skinned
man, with brows like precipitous
cilffs, and huge, black, dull, wearied,
yet unweariable-looking eyes under
them; amphorous, projecting nose
and the angriest shut m outh hav
anywhere seen. A droop on the side
ct the upper lip is quite mastiff~like
magnificent to look upon; is SO quiet
withal. | guess I should like i'll to
pc that mans niger. However, he
IS right clever man in his way, and
has husky sort Of fun in him. too:
drawls in handfast, didactic man
ner about our republican institu-
tions,' ETC., and SO plays his part"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-14

DIR. LIEBIG's ISvIGosAToR. No. ., is the only
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securely from observation.
DIR. Liebig Il Co. treat successfully by HON.
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drugs. II vitality is drained from the body, nu-
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Most powerful electric belts free to patients
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400 Gcary street, San Francisco, Cal.
Private Entrance, 405 Mason Street. four blocks
up Gseary street from Kearnev. Main Entranc
through Dispensary Drug Srcrs.
Dec. % 1888 -iy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-14
TAKEN UP.

CAME TO MY RANCH ON
h Shafer creek, about the 1st of
A July, one black horse. No brands
A little white on right hind foot; small
while in forehead. The owner is request
ed to prove property, pay charges and take
the same away. JOHN HOWE.
Shafer creek, Boise county, Idsho.
October or. ISS4--w3.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION 10 WEEKLY WORLD
.Up His Nose.n

We often hear the slang remark
athat's all in your eye" or "he's got
it up his nose," and although not very
elegant expressions they sometimes
come very near the truth. TO dem
onstrate this, Gus Hitler, while in
Wallace Sheakleys place, the other
night, undertook to show the boys
trick in legerdemain. He would
sput ten cent piece up his nose 50
it could not be SEEN" He succeeded;
he got there by a large majority; SO
did the ten cent piece. 1t looked for
awhile as though it had taken up a
homestead. Silver was way above
par for sometime. When Gus said:
"Presto changed" it changed, but for
the worse. 1t took start for the in
terror. Silver continued to rise, SO
did the interest --of the crowd. The
magician snuffed and blowed like a
lrelght engine on an up grade, and
skipped about like a male calf at a
roundup. Some of the boys were
about to start for the post surgeon,
when Gus made another call on the
bank, and the ten cent piece made
lis exit through his mouth. He says
ne will not deposit his money there
again until he has got the combina-
uon down finer. The nerves of his
right eye were injured and badly
lnHamed optic was the result of his
Pohy. A careful diag(nose)is of the
case demonstrated that the silver
piece had made 400 revolutions to
'ae minute as it passed at right an
gles through the interior of the pro-
poscls to main tunnel, there it ascend
= 70 the upper level just north of the
aivlding hne-thence detected down
'afo to point just below the place
= beginning Mineral Argus.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-14

an Austin colored man, with pro-
'uulng eyes, rushed into Justice Teg-
aefs office and exclaimed 81 want
a' Jones, who Ibis next door to me,
~ under million dollars bond ter
feep Ger peace" elias he threaten
r your life?" "He has done dat
['''y thing. He said he war gwine
nil the next niggah he found after
a'A IN his hen house plum of buck
l0t."-[Texas siftings.
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$4,000 pounds of Apples


THE following warrants on the Coun-
ty General Fund will be paid ON pre-
sentatiOn:
Issued April l2, 1Ss4-To John German
No. 14l.. So 90
Peter Larson $50 5000
1884
April I:. No. I25 C. c. Havird SIG 90
on road fund
s c. SILSBY, CO. Treasurer.
Sept II, 1884.
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~ win' work and wait; but work
~ zeal more than you wait.
!. uucaflon is the cheap defense of
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One column, per Quafter,... 80. %
BUSINESS cards. 10 lines or less. three months. 0
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DIR. SPINNEY & CO,
No. II Kearny Street, San Fraucisco.
Ranch For sale.

I'M BRAINARD. OF JERUSALEM. OFFERS
j hi ranch for ssle. Nm the premises are 500 or
quo fruit trees. all bearing which produced $4,000
pounds OF fruit this year. 20 or IS head mares and
colts, and about 60 hegd OF cattle, mostly beef
cattle. TIE above property win be sold cheap for
cash. II not sold will be leased for one two or
three years. He viii have for sale in Placerville.
bout
$4,000 pounds of Apples
The above ranch is located en- Jerusalem creek,
about six miles above Horseshoe Bend and in
COED nsighborhood; is well watered and timber OF
the finest kind. and IN great abundance. near at
hand. I'm BHAlNARD
October %. lS34.--lm.
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