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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-21

Nelson Sizar in chronological Journall
People speak of "bravc as lion The
lion is not brave; he is II coward when the
royal Bengal tiger, regarded as his equal,
is presented; he lesitaes, makes "a great
parade, but does not ret very near The
dog, on the other hand. will assail lion,
tiger, a grizzly bear, an elephant, Il
dog, or man, and he does not
stop to count the size Of his OPP
poncnt Many man has been saved
because his little dog, who is as quick as
Il flash, has annoyed bear, behind, that
was pursuing the man to the death; he
would turn to take care of the dog, which
would of course dodge back and keep out
of the way of the bear while the man
would be gaining distance, and when the
bear turned for the man again, the dog
was AT his heels biting his hamsiringS,
We know of nothing but the dog that
will fight foe forty times his bigne+S, or
one of its own kind and bigness to the
death, with such unqualified and eminent
bravery; and, therefore, we account the
dog the bYavcSt thing that lives.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-21
4 WRONG Dia@nOsis.


T.'VW / VTN F0UII'I
Il say, young man, said a physician,
stopping him on the street, you are not
well. Your face is flushed, and you are
in a high fever. Let me feel your pulse 81
lin all right, protested the youth.
mo you're not, said the physician
positively. y our pulse is over hundred
and in less than two minutes you will be
in cold sweat. You take my advice and
90 home.
II can't 90 home. am resolved to
ask old Jones for his daughters hand to-
night or perish miScrably in the attempt. "
Wrong diagnosis muttered the doctor
10 himself
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-21
The Preach, panic of Marriage.


But what is the explanation? Why has
the timid, shrinking girl OF all history sud.
dcnl y become the bOld, unhushing, head.
long piungyr of day? WHY has what was
an exception seemed to suddenly become
the rule The young girls who are writ.
Ing to the papers all agree that harsh
fathers who superintcnd too tyrannicaly
the front parlor youths are solely to blame
That seems to apply to the IOrosini case,
but Bebc Nining had no father, and wa,
her own mistress; Sadie Robinson had no
father; Nellie Hubbard when she ran OIL
with her CUaChman, was surrounded by
the largest following of young men en-.
joycd 10y any girl in Connecticut; and SC
on through the list.
No; / have tried to find the explanation
in some way connected with the new race
of young women we see around uS-thc
horsC-drivng fox hunting, lawn tennis
playing, boat-raCing and mountain climb
ing girls, but, bless you, none of these
girls have run away with any bigamist
or cOachman. Neither has that other
modern girl, who travels all over Europe
with sister or mother and studies politics
or Aryan traditions, or the whichncss OF
the why. No; lis the daddy -dumplinTs,
the Anticipates, or whaje> or you like to call
them, and tuc Only thing to explain is
the epidemic character OF the disease
and not the character Of the women. My
final conclusion is that we are passing
through Il stratum OF marriage. News.
paper men have ever noticed that new,
of 1854 was suicide. the ncxt
was fraud and theft in banking circles
and the last is matrimony.
" may clnss tho marin no Of | ord
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-21

Chicago Herald

IVIIIId-O IICIHIIT,I
Among the interesting exhibitions prom
ised for the year 1885 that of Russian his
toriCal furniture, which is to be held at st.
Petersburg, will be much appreciated by
antiquarians and artists. The primitive
chairs and tables of the ancient slavs, as
well ms TIE costly furniture which at
present adorns the residences of the rich,
and The bright colorcd deal goods in the
mouiik's cottage, will be exhibited, and
appeals are at present being made tofurni
ture dealers and Others possessing antique
furniture TO send their goods to the com
mittpp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-21

San Francisco Alta.
The canning Of fruit and vegetables is an
industry in which California and Maine are
both largely engaged, In 1880, the census
year, this industry gave employment To
LIB persons in California and 4, $50 persons
in Maine. The employment is not constant
in either state, because the canneries operate
only part of the year; but the wage statist-
les show remarkable difference in compari
son between the two states, In Maine $50
persons divide between them as wages $2l6,-
400, giving an average of S44, % each, while
in California / l73 hands received $29l, Alb,
being an average of $245 50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-21
Hard on Patent Right Men.


II docs not take much to brral; some mon
~ in business. Down at the Commercial
hutcl The other evening man was telling
how I've came to be locking for job.
My brother and H. he said, had scheme
which promised to work well in the teir,tO-
rje. u was sr, of patent ri hi. an
arrangement for branding cattle, clipping
toir ta.i~, blazing tre's chopping frewool,
PAIRING CONS and pulling teeth. 1t was the
nest remarkable invention of the age and
ought h. have lecn invaluable to every man
ON tie If u, cr away from the couvcniouccs
Of civilization Unfortunately, we concluded
to try Montana first. For few days we did
pretty wl Then they began 60 sour ON MS
One man said the machine was fraud. An
other declared that patent right sharks had
g,uged him for the last time. Another made
IL move on. Then we got into hard crowd,
and they chased us about n hundred miles
just as We thought we were out of the woods
another party came up from the direction in
which we were going and arrested us for
horse thieves. My brother explained that
We We're patent right men,
THAT settles it, said one OF the party
"1here are some things meaner than horse
sealing"
Then they hung my brother and we're
getting ready to swing me Off when the
leader said: Let's see how this machine
works. boys Now, you see, my brother in
vented the machine and | didn't know any
hing about it. l was simply a salesman.
couldn't tell them how it operated, and in
the course of further conversation it came
ont that my brother was the inventor. Tnen
they sali ! wasn't 80 almighty bad and they
would let me go if | would agree not to stop
until got TO Chicago | had to leave all lay
machines out there, and rs don't know how
10 mike any mora I'm r.i.p.l -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-21

fChicago Herald.l

A famous dealer in the best wines of Bur.
gundy, having an idea that the watery por.
ton of the wine Is best done away with, has
taken to artiticially freezing his stock He
thus withdraws certain percentage Of
water in the shape of ice from his wine
The crop of ice thus removed, as soon as il
melts, becomes fetd, showing some elements
of queer decomposition. The freezing pro
cess doesn't seem to effect the quality of the
wine except for the better, rs regards sound
ness body and color
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-21
WOrshIpIng a Human God.


In south Siberia there is an uncivilized
race known rs Bourats who worship a
human god. When their god reaches the
age of 10, they poison him, and choose Il
male infant TO be their god, who is like
wise poisoned when he reaches that age.
Professor II. W Everest, of Butler un.
iversity, states that college degrees ara
"below par in the Wall street Of the liter.
airy world.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-21
From a Single Grain.
[Chicago Herald

A Dakota farmer, in 1881, planted single
grain of wheat in one of his oat fields. From
it grew twenty-five stalks, each one hearing
a full head These yielded $50 grains, 7G0 Of
which were planted the next year, producing
one-fifth of bushel of splendid wheat This
bushels, making l,020 pounds Of wheat from
one grain in three years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-21

In cosmopolitanism New York takes the
lead. In clubs, club-rooms and club house,
the following countries are represented:
Japan, China, Cochin China, Turkey Russia,
Norway Sweden, Malacca, Hungary, Eng.
land, Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Prussia,
Austria France, Spain, Portugal Italy,
Switzerland, Greece, Holland Belgium,
Brazil Mexico Poland and CI1a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-21
save Their Eyes.
[Boston Transcript,l

The school books now made with thin
and highly glazed paper should receive the
attention of some authority, if the eyes of
the rising generation are worth saving.
The reflection from the glazed surface and
the transparency are equally bad for the
siaht
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-21
proverbs Tor the Present.

It's the five minute horse that travels all
day.
People who live in glass houses should
have plenty of curtains
Blest is he who has II friend that lasts
as long as Il pair of suspenders.
The turtle is not rs swift as the gray
hound; put he makes better soup.
Caesar, with all his greatness couldn I
snap his fingers with impunity in the face
of u buzZ-saw.
The bull-terricr is not as long headed as
the average business man; but hen he
never loses his grip.
The rain falls alike on the new IS silk
"diccr" of the dude and the faded felt hat
OF the statue-peddler.
The dog with the handsome silver collar
doesn't always make the biggest fight
Flora Temple drew vendors wagon
before she broke the record.
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Al Church I'm Mexico.

AT church in Mexico the men stand, but
the women kneel Bonnets are not allowed
The women must not gaze at each others
costumes, nor at the brethren. And yet the
women attend
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-21
FEARFULLY MOMCON
Kidney Complaint Among both Sexes and
Agrs--A ErilliAmi NeCnNcrN.

There is something startling in the rapid in
crease of Kidney disease among the American
people within Il few years past. Many cases
peculiar to certain CLASSES tend to produce and
aggTdNutc these trOubicS-uS, for example,
careless ing, oyCrwOrk, and exposure. DR..
David Kennedy, of Rondout, \. Y, is often
congratulated on the exceptional success OF
his medicine called FANOltITE REMEDY in
urrCSting ana radically curing hcSc most pain
lul and dangerous disorders. Proofs of this,
like the following, are constantly brought TO
his attention, ana are published 10y him for the
sake OF thousands of other sufferers whom he
desires t. reach and benefit. The letter there
fore, may bc of vital importance to You o" to
some one whom You know. II is from one of
the best known ana popular druggists in the
line ana growing city from which he writes
and doubtless where those may find Mr.. Craw-
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Main and Union Streets:
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 81 1854.
Or. Ddrid hGHHcdB, ROHdOW, " Y.
DEAR SIR: For ten years | have been at-
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at least IN my case.
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Use. this letter as you deem best for theben-
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1,cOd&wm
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Mr.. John Thicl. WilkcShaITC. Pa, writes -
! hay" suffered from salt Rhcum for over
eight years. at times 50 bad that | could not
attend To my business tor weeks mt Il time.
Three boxes of tUTICURA AID four bottles
dreadful disease.
sold by I'll druggists. Price: CUTGCTHA, 80
cts; RESOLvENr, 81; SOAP, 2jcts. POTTER
nRiG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston. Mass.
q Scnd for "uuM 10 Cmre sllin Di.easns.v
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+. II. Drake, Esq, Detroit, Mich, suffered
untold fortunes From Salt Rhcum. which ap-
pcurcd ON his bands, head and face. and near
y destroyed hi~c!cs. httcrthc most careful
duCturin- and a consultation Of physicians
l3ucd IT, relieve HIM. ne used the CUTICURA
REMEDIES, ana WAS cured and has remained
ST. 10 date.
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scptl3.d&wSn

AGENTS To sell new hooks Pioneer Life;
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Family QndcNedl Dictionary. MARTIN GAR
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I A DIES if You want to sell the latest and
LAD best book for home trade, address
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lSwiw
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-10
SUMMONS.

m me District Couss Of the Second Judtc4a, d.
tf1et OF the Territory Of Idaho, in and Tor -
the County Of Alturao. :
Lys!eson Prico. plaintiff W. Ira p Rankin And
AlDeftf Z. BraytOn. co-psrtners doina buetress
under the firm name and style Of Rankin. Brsv,
The people Of the United States, in the Terrific,
o. Idaho, send greeting 10 Ira P. Rankin M
3, Aibert r. Brayton, defendants,
lou are hereby required to appear in an action
u[Vueht against You by the above.named Dlaln
LIN. IN the District Court Of the second Judicial
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county OF Alturss, aud = answer the cor.ni.int
Med therein. within ten days exclusive Of ~ Az
OF service). after the service on you OF This snr
Mone-ii served within this county: or. II served
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swsny oays;. otherwise, within forty davs-or
judgment ~ default will be taken against you &C.
coMroning 70 the prayer Of said complaint
Iae sag seton - brought 70 recover judgment
AGAINST sad dseendanto for the sum Of Sins O snS
interest thereon st the rate Of ten per cent ner
.anum from January 26. 1854. aad for costs. alieg
ing II 70 Do for services rendered above defend.
Sn's, ~ an attorney In case Of Rankin, Brsyton
20. vs.. The Columbia aud Beaver Silver MINING
Company: ihe facts more fully appearing in plain
w compliant, certified copy OF which In here.
made. - "oFeoy
ana you are hereby notified that II Won fail IN
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'e!uired, the said plaintiff will take defiant ana
Judgment Tor the sum Of e125, and interest and
coSts. - prayed for in said complaint.
aivsn under my hand and the seal Of the Dt..
1,ict Court Of the Second Judicial District OF The
this 6sh day Of October in the year Of out Lord
inc thousand eight hundr~d and eiohfy.four
ZEAL A. l.. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
ny Z. =. RICHARDS, Deputy Clerk OF
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Probate Notice.

II Probate Court Of Alturas County. Idaho r.,-,-
tory-.ln the matter Of the sstste OF Florsnt
Schslk. deceased. '''"'
appearing to the Judge Of said Court by tho
Pstition this day presented and hled by j. Bnr.
10y, Administrator Of said estate praying for An
"r1or OF sale OF real estate that II necessary to
family the debts outstanding aeainst the de.
ceased. and the debts expenses ana charges Of nd.
.'nIsttetion u H. therefore ordered by the Judge
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sste OF ssid deceased appear before the said Pro
nAie CS1rs' on Monday the aOth day Of October,
nc. asss " ~ O'Clock .. ~. Of said day, 1t the
sno territory: % show cause Why an order shouii
NOT % granted r. the said Administrator to &c ii 40
shall be necessary -" "'''s'e" ~
~. ana thss copy Of this order be published Al
aS.ss Tour successive weeks In the Woop RIvEs
county. GEO papSNNaa ss'o
Dated September Is. 1874. '1"se:
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THE GREAT
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NH IN Tor the working class. Send 10 cents
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ConstabIe's Sale.

~ virtue Of an execution. issued out Of the Pm.
1 onS and delivered. for . Judgment rendered
!nemosr: 1854: to favor Of John Endres aud Jacob
cods h .s John Eudres Co. and against James
ss.s. asve levied on al the right title aud in
.uose9oens thereto 1.-THE date attached the ssmsl
IN and 70 th: following described prentice to. vi
Idaho. "" !" onosnons.
Nosice 70 hereby given that on the 2sth d.v Of
~ sh acss At 10 oclock M Of in front
Aiturss will sell the right ttis and intsrsst s..1
ssMes CODE bad In and 70 thu above dsscrihsS
properly. st the 9Th day Of Nay, 1894. or At srv
es:h IN hand. 10 the hiehest and bes1 bidSs. ~
ss.nv said execution aud all costs ~
Ossed the 18th day of September, 1874.
-, JESSE POLLARD
Constable Shoshope Precinct
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-10
Dissolution Of Co.PartleEhiD.

~ Ene co'peftnership heretofore existing between
NE understgned In the Corner saloon busines..
~ Bellevue. 10 this day dissolved by mutual con.
..xxif. Hamoly Will continue the business. and
settle ell outstanding account
RICHARD HAMBLY.
p. A. AcrHEE
Bellevue. Idaho. Sept. 10, lSaI. = = slon0
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-10
Notice.
Probate Notice.

In nc Probate Court Of Aturas county, Idaho Ter.
Copp0ck, deceased. 70 ''o'
N.ppe.ring to the Judge Of said Court nv the
Rstision this day presented and filed BY J. NJ Bur.
Aest. Administrator Of said estate, PRAYING for An
order OF sale OF real estste that Il 10 necessary 10
ss!i me real estate to pay the debts outstanding
sSMnst tue dseeaesd. and the debts, expenses and
oy ne Judge Of said Court that ali persons inter
~ ss:ed n The estate Of said before
~ $40 PROBATE Court, on Monday, the Goth day OF
Octocer A. d. 1874 at 10 O'Clock T. M OF said div
~ sne courtroom OF said Court, 1t HALEY, in said
shonX ana Territory 70 show cause why an order
s, "u HOY % granted TO the said Administrator to
% ahall DO necessary.
ana shat . copy Of this order be published A.
T'.s 'our successive weeks In the WOOD RIVER
TIMES. newspaper printed and published in s.iI
'0""'s' GEO. NJ. PARSONS,
n...a a.... Probate Judge.
nj
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-10
Dissolution Of Co.PartlershiD,

IN" co.psrtnership heretofore existing IN IN.
otug business. In this city, between the undcr.
s..gned. nnder the Arm name and style Of Tracy
0'esson' N this day dissolved by mutual consent.
J. J. TRACY,
~. - VIM. M. BTETSON.
Haley. Idaho, October 9. 1854