davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1886-10-23

The pnncipal acid OF tine tomato is
male; Tut there is also a trace OF oxalic
acid whca would he dangerous il it
sted in large quantities. The oxalic
acid acts OF the tin in the cans and pro-
duces n dangerous compound. The
male acii does not act so strongly. II
is used there can be no danger.
and The flavor of the fruit will be much
MISUNDERSTANDING.
, 1886-10-23

Diphtheria is Il terrible disease. rcquir-
ing the greatest medical skill to effect a
complete cure. Even when its power is
broken, it cling- e, the patient with great
PERSISTENCE, and often leaves the system
p'Isuned aud Frustrated. just here
I"ud : ~Sarsiparilla does a vast amnnnt
OF good. cxrrlling impurities from the
blood. giving it richness and vitality. while
1t renovates aml strengthens the system.
, 1886-10-23

Are sold by all druggists, Price: Cuti-
cura. 50 cts Resolvent. 81 90; Soap,
Tor How to Cure skin Diseases
b!LNrlFY the Complexion aud Skin by
s-hs using the Cuticura Soap.
, 1886-10-23

| have suffered from Salt Rheum for
over eight Year,, at times 80 bad that |
could not attend To my business tor weeks
at h time. Three boxes of Cutirura AM
four bottles Resolvent have entirely cured
me Of this dreadful di-ease.
Nh. JOHN TGIIEL, Wilkcsbarra, Pa.
, 1886-10-23

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rllcnm, fever,
sprcs' letter, charped hands chilhlains.
eorns and all skin crnpIionr, md positively
e''rs piles, or 10 pay required 1t is
Guaranteed to give r%crtcr' satisfu zion. or
money refunded lric. % cents Der tox
For sale hy " y Hunt.
, 1886-10-23

A bad novel is that which natters and
fills the reader with self-conceit. Such
a book is full Of mischief. A healthy
no,'l is that which makes YOU think
better Of our neighbor and fellow man.
How els.
, 1886-10-23
OF the good thinrs of

M Ny\\\ OF the good things of this
y life are ~sorrowfully let
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. hcker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee Al 25 and 80 cents, by
Pearse 4 McGill. Druggists.
, 1886-10-23
CHEAP CLOTHING !!

Shrcwd buyers always claim, and
rightly too, that Is econony to buy mt
dunn class goods. Goods cheap in price
are inferior in quality. style and make.
while medium aud best grades ale the
opposite, and Will last twice tn four times
AS long. lhs Is especially the case in
cluihihg. We do not care to sell mems
suits Tor Sc 90. boys for 500, hats Tor
sos aud slo's for 81 90, Tor sucl. garments
never give satisfaction. anl 1t INJURIES the
trade OF the merchant who d, es il. Fol
lowing VT quote prices on such male ut
tire as will give perfect Satisfaction OF We
VIII refund the purchase price, when
rru'is are returned %uniniurcd:
Men ; business Suits. $40. Is 20 To 40.
Men Overcuats. 81. so. 10, Is to Is.
Boys Suits Qung p,nr>) 81. 9. 22to30
short pants). So 80, >. 6tu %.
Men = Dcrly Hats, fail shapes, s., = 50,
3tol.
Mems Soft II ITS, 81. | so. . to 6.
Boys Hats. IS. 81. 2m4
Men : Dress Shms, So. 3 so, 4 to s.
Bows School Shoes. 81 50 >, > 80 tod 50.
We have II large Inc Of Mems aud
Boys furnishings. OF all grabs aud our
prices IN every garment is warranted 10
be the very lowest TO be obtained.
Illus 1at:d Ca al que Free
on receipt Of request. wlirh gives all the
latest STYLES. prices and full information
how Ia ori'r 10y mail. with assurance ot
perfect sati>iactiun- Gpnds sent c. o.
ID subject To examination before tak,n
from .xprcsS office Samples AID rules
for self measurement seit on application.
Skinner BrOS.& Wright
Cloth ng, Shoes, Hats & Furnishings,
COR. 18TH AND LAW RENEE SIS.
DENVER.
, 1886-10-23
. CAN'T BREATHE.

IN Chest Pains. Numbncss. Sore
H6SD ne-s. Hacking Cough, Asthma,
SS and Ina ,mmation re-
AEE ievei in n minute by the
tut.un Anti Pain Plaster Nnthiur
Ike it. At druggists, % cents. Potter
Drug and Chemical Co. Boston.
, 1886-10-23

gratefully acknowledge a cure of E.;
zelua, or Salt Rh, um, on h, ad, neck.
lace. arm ani l,gs i"r mi Yeas;
not able To walk except ON hands and
knees for one year; not atle To help my
sell for eight years; tried hundreds of
remedies; doctors pronounced my ease
hopeless; permanently cured by the CUT
cuui Remedies
, 1886-10-23

One hundred cares of claret wine ioI
sale, 1915 per case. at Masten'a.
, 1886-10-23

Entered ~ lie frsf ulN,e. tafHs.f't. hAo
o.t.y, yor frd,.saiisstoH piroDoA p, maui "a
se una lass noUfrf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-17
Horticultural Esthetics.

Stated in general way horticulture has
IFS aesthetic side and its economic side
Which has been developing the most rap
idly in the last quarter of century it
would be hard to say. But both of these
country that is quite unparalleled, and
would seem marvellous if we did not live
in the necromantic age of steam and cleo
trcity. We older people remember how
bare and lean were the surroundings of
ninety five per cent. of American rural
homes thirty or forty years ago; how
their unshaded and weather-beaten sides
met all the assaults of the sun and the
shock of storms without the Intervention
of screen or tree, and how if there'was a
bed of flowers about it was bashfully hid
den in some corner as if afraid of getting
in someone's way-save only the unblush-
ing hOllvhocks which in solid phalanx
near the front door sometimes detied all
rebuke!
If you travel over New England. or the
middle States, or the broad plains of the
West to dav, and count the thousands OF
mansions. villas, and cottages, in suburbs,
in towns and on farms, which are embow-
cred in shade and sheltered from winds,
with bright lawns and blooming flower
beds around them; if you will consider
the sheltering roadside naples, the shaded
scoool house grounds. the hundreds of
handsome parks; and how everywhere
the love of beauty in the soul of man and
woman is in full blossom in tree and
plant, in lawn and architecture. you will
be certain that the aesthetic side of our
har
ing at wonderful rate. And this is the
side OF it that is undoubtedly of the most
importance to the interests of the people
for far more is it essential that the love
and longing for beauty in the hearts of
men be stimulated and gratitied, than that
we should have great variety on our
tables, or profits from orchard or garden
in our pockets.
On the aesthetic side, horticulture allies
Itself with all the good influences which
elevate the race. 1t co-operates with edu-
cation, with art, with moral culture, with
religion in expanding whatever is pure
and best in human nature. On its econo-
mic side it is growing into some of the
large industries of the time. Consider
what business the culture OF flowers has
become within generation. The COM
merce in cut flowers alone amounts to
millions of dollars annually in some of
our great cities. And flower culture as
business is growing rapidly in all of our
American cities. Large capital is invested
in it. and tens OF thousands of persons
earn their daily bread in producing and
vending products which minister chiefly
to the sense of beauty address of Prest-
dent Earle Before american horticultural
Society
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-17

of all market garden crops as do the Ar
lington or Belmont gardeners. The Simp-
sons of Brunswick have for many years
made truck farminga business and most
successful one too. Mr.. 7. Y. Bartlett Of
South Gardiner, Learned the business in
Massachusetts, and has for several years
past run a vegetable and pickle farm from
which he has made money. Mr.. Murch
of Hampden has been doing for Bangor
market what Mr.. Mckinney has been do
ing for Auburn and Lewiston. These are
only few of many examples in our owl
State where farmers have in recent years
turned their attention to truck crops and
with the most satisfactory and encour
aging results. Not only near the larger
cities above named, but also near smaller
manufacturing towns like Skowhegan,
Norway. Pennington. Saccarappa. Madi-
son, and other places the business of truck
farming is rapidly extending. 1t offers a
cash market for the farmers crops, they
are grown rapidly, conveyed INTO cash
quickly, and the business is one which
should be extended in the vicinities of all
the cities and manufacturing towns and
villages in Maine.
For the purpose of acquainting our
farmers with the methods of truck grow
ing as carried on near Boston-where the
best systems are practiced-in order that
they may learn how the business is con-
Quoted and adopt the methods in their
own practice in this State, we give in this
number an article from the pen of an ex-
pert grower. detailing the manner of
growing truck crops for the Boston
market, which will be found of great
practical value, and for which we bespeak
q careful reading.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-17
Tie DAILY gsyyEsG iuvsSM

For sale every Wednesday neon at the Dookstore
n j. y. Pierce, Augusta; C. L. Spauldng Halloweil
o. ". Blanchard, q 4rdiner.
If not paid within u year the Daily 10 $500
rear and the Weekly 4l.5D.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-17
Nem advertisements.
Please Don't Forget Tt.

That DR.. II. James Cdrnabis Iadica is prepared 4,
Calcutta. India, from the purest and best Nstiy.
Hemp, and 10 the on remedy, either in that coantrv
or this, that will positively and perman .nty eu,s
Consumption, Bronchitis. Asthma, NssaI
Cstarrh and Nervous Debility. or break IN
fresh cold in q hours. $3.50 per bottle three bot
ties 81 so. Craddock Co., Proprietors, l0a9 Rae,
St., Phia. dec7dSw4v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-17
PATENTS.
II. FL. Eddy.

~ AtN
II FL EDDY.
So 20 STATE st, opposite Ailby, Esos.s,
Secures Patents the United siatee ase in t,rra,
Britain, France another foreign countries COME
Of the claims Of any Patent furnished by remittjne
ore dollar. Assignments recorded al Washingtos
No Agency iathe United Possesses superior, n
ciiities TOR obtaining Patents or Gscsteinino n
poteata5itit Of inrentions.
X. Fl. EDDY, Solicitor of Patent
rEsTIMoSIALs.
.'Iregard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most ccpaste %.
sssccessrni practitioners with whom have has OF
.iai ntereourse."
CHAS. MASON, Commissioner OF Patents
'juventors cannot employ person more trustwo
tiy nr more capable Of securing for them an earl,
zndfsvorable consideration at the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURK Il, late Commissioner of Patents
BOSTON, October 49, 1870
& a. EDDY, EsQ.,-Dear Sir you procured ia,
me, in 1840 my first patent. Since then you have sc
ted for and advised me In hundreds Of cases. and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions, /
have occasionally employed the best agencies in New
York, Philadelphia and Washington, But still give
you almost the whole of my business, in your line
sad advise Others 70 employ yes:
boroA. JanuafT 10 lssss y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-17
ADVERTISING Rates
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

Can be had on application at the ONCE. The
lilly and Weekly taken together AFFORD the pest
medium, thf. section of the state.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15
ADMISSION BILL PASSES THE
q. 3. SENATE.

The admission bill as passed the Sen
ate on Saturday last by vote of 30 to H.
provides that Washington Territory and
the Northern counties of Idaho may
form a state government with the name
Of the State Of Washington. 1t provides
for 4 convention to frame state con.
stitution, republican in torn = trepugna'
to the constitution Of the United States.
It provides for the submission Of the
instrument to vote of the qualified
electors resident within the boundaries OF
the proposed state. The convention is to
meet At Walla Walla at time designated
BY the Governor, and when the constitu
ton shall be completed it shall be sub
mitted to the people for ratification. If
ratified, it shall be certified to the Presi
dent and If the constitution conform to
the requirements of this bill, he shall by
public proclamation declare the state ad
mi,ted to the Union on an equal footing
With the other states without any further
action by Congress. The democrats
voting ir favor Of the bill were Butler,
George, Jones Of Arkansas. and Nor
gan. The negative votes we're all demo-
cratic. Hearst, the new Senator, voting
In the negative.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15
SUMMONS,

In the District Court Of the Fret Judicial Dis
trict Of ldah" Territory, Nex Perez cOu, ty
W. j. Mcconnell ding business under tn,
name and style of W. J. Mcdonnell L Co
plaintiff VS.. William Sutherland, defendant
70 william Sutherh nd. defendant.
In the name Of the People Of The United State.
in the Territory Of Idaho:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the district court of the first judi
ciai district Of the Territory Of idaho, in and
tor the county of Nez Perce. and to answer the
complaint fled tn rein within ten days--exclu
sive of the day of service after the service IN
you Of this summons if served within this
county; or if served out Of this county. bnt
IN this district, within twenty days; otherwise
within forty days-or judgement by deiau 1t
viii DO taken against you according to the
prayer of said complaint. The said action il
brought to obtain a decree of this Court, for
the foreclosure Of certain mortage described in
the said complaint. ard executed by the said
'lliam Sutherland in favor OF plaintiff on the
18th day OF August, A. b. 1884 t" secure the
payment OF certain promis"ry note of the
same date drawn by defendant in favor OF plain
tit the sum IF $2i7 90. due January |, 1885
with interest drawn at 4 per cent, per month
tr"m date that tee premises conveyed by said
m"'tgage may be sid, and the pro eeds ap
y
torney fees therein provided. t gether wi h
the cost and dishurs. ments # this actiun. and
in case such proceeds are not SUI Gent to pay
the SAM. then I, btain an execution against
said William Sutherland for tho balance re-
naming due. and ais" that The said defend ant
and all persons claiming by. through AID un>
der him may be- barrel and f"rec Osed Of all
right, title. claim i'm, Equity Of re- ompti n.
and interest in "nd to 50 d mortgagsd premises.
Aad for othrr ami urthe. relief. And YOU .,e
hereby notified that if you tail to appear AID
answer the said Q mplaint, as above required,
lac said plaintiff will apply to he Court for
The relief demanded in the said c"mplaint.
iiVkN under my hand and the seal of the
district Court OF the First Juuica
District Of the Territory Of Idaho, in
IL 81 and for the county Of Nes Perce, this
9th day OF April A d. 1886.
II. eQUtEK. Clerk.
Willis Sweet, attorney for PltF. 1876
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15
MT. IDAHO

Proceedings Of the mass meeting oil
the citizens OF Idaho county, Idaho Ter
ritory, held in the court house of sale
county at Mt Idaho, April 9, 1886. 70,
the purpose Of considering tie question Of
the four northern counties of Idaho tt
Washington Territory. The court house
being crowded with citizens. aud thu
time having arrived as per notice, the
meeting was called to order by j. w.
Poe, Esq, ard on motion Hon. Il. p
Brown was Oh ,sen chairman and A. A.
Harris, secretary. The chairman then
in neat and appropriate speech, stated
the object Of the meeting. J. W. Poe,
Esq. being called for. addressed the
meeting at some length in favor Of an
uexstion. j. II. Forney, ESQ, then
made a neat little speech fsvoring the
measure, and was followed BY A. F.
Parker, ESQ, editor Of the Nee Perez
News, who spoke in opp sition. On
motion the chair appointed DR.. Nickle,
Rev E. A. Chase and Judge Bower, as
conn ittee On resolutions. Hon. p. II.
Winston, Jr., in very eloquent and
forcible speech, advocated annexation,
and was followed by Hon. Judge Buck,
who made M interesting, instructive aud
argumentative speech il favor Of the
measure. The discussion then closed
with . second speech by A. F. Parker.
The following resolutions were read and
una uimously adopted, with the solitary
vote Of A. +. Parker, who voted in op-
position,
We the people Of Idaho county in
mass meeting assembled do
Resolve LIST. That we favor the an
nexation Of North Idaho to Washington
Territory and most respectfully urge the
passage Of the bill for that purpose
which passed the House of Representa-
!ivee) by the Senate Of the United States.
That the oppositios, il any, heretofore
Existing to its passage. was based upon u
sisappreheusion Of the boundary lines.
RESOLVED 2ud. That copy of thes.
resolutions be forwarded to Hon. John
HALEY with the requ st that he present
he same to the committee on territories
# the U. s. Senate, and also to the
LEWISTON TELLER aud Nee Per.e Neus
or publication.
l.. P. Brown, A. A. HARRIS.
Chairman. Secretary.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15
-GRANGEVILLE.-

Pursuant TO notice the citizens o.
Grangeville precinct, and the town o.
Grangeville, Idaho county, Idaho, me,
At toe Grange Hall in Grangeville, or
the 9th day Of April, 1886.
On motion Of j. II Robinson wa.
elected chairman and A. H. Gordon
secretary.
Hon. P H. Winston of Lewiston hav.
ing been introduced, made forcible ar.
gument 10 support Of the Efforts of Hons
jobs HALEY and Chas. s. Voorhees, in
the U. s Congress for the annexation of
Northern Idaho to Washington Territory.
The speaker was frequently applauded
and evidently enlisted the sympathy and
approval of all present.
Judge Norman Buck being present a
call was made for him to address the
meeting, to which he responded in bis
logical manner. setting forth many in.
pa'sble reasons, showing that our pres
ent and future prosperity in great meas
ure depend upon annexation to Wash.
'ngtol Territory, and totally refuting the
claim OF some misiuinrmed persons tina,
proposed severence Of small portion f
this county would work material injury
to the county.
The following resolutions were offered
by Judge Shumwsy for the consideration
Of the meeting.
WHEREAs The Hon. Jubn HALEY
has introduced bill for the annexa,i,n
Ut Northern Idaho to Washington Terri-
tory, which bill largely by his efforts to.
sethcr with these Of the Hon. Chas. s.
Voorhees, has passed the House of Rep. |
and
WHEREAS We are anxious to have
aid bill become a law by its passage
Trough the Senate. Therefore, We the
oe"ple of the town aud precinct Of
frau ;eville, Idaho county, Idaho Terri
DRY, without regard to party, do
hesoire, LIST. That the efforts Of the
Ions. john Haley and Chas. s. Voor.
ees to secure annexation meet our hearty
pprovaI, We urge them to continue
he same unit: the Senate has passed the
.me.
Resolved End. That the question of
nnexation is one about which there is no I
Inference OF opinion among the citizens
the Great Camas Prairie. W. are a .
Dit 10 its favor. 9
heso'red Bird. That the treachery Of
e people OF South Idaho, in repudia,- !
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15
WHAT OF RAIL ROAD BUILDING
THIS SUMMER,

The above question is often asked BY
our sitisens, who seem much interested
to know % though the prosperity Of
the country was entirely dependant upon
railroad. This seems to BE- induced BY
the fact that other places have been
doomed BY building of roads, and had a
sudden growth, but We now learn that Of
Tie number Of towns that have Doomed,
many have again dropped from their
high pinnacle Of success, aud their popula
tion has dwindlcd. and what population
d remaining seems more disconteuted
than before they had any railroad. We
are liable TO depend too much upon the
impetus which railroad will give US 10
al kinds Of business, and not seek other
means Of increasing our business. o.
one thing We may be sure, no railroad
company is going to help us unless We
help ourselves, and their advantages will
b q great, if not greater, than ours
They seek generally to get the best end
Of the bargin il possible, and We think
there cannot be found an exception to
this rule. Their capital is not expended
for charity towards any people, and the
different companies will commence opera
tioa when they list, and cease when they
list-despite what may be said by the
communities interested, and Lewiston is
not an exception. So do as we'll as you
cas without them till they are ready to
come among us, and don't fret your giz
zards for It will do no good.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15
LABOR AND CAPITOL IL IN
DEATH STRUGGLE.

The recent kilograms reveal state o
strife between labor and capitol that pre-
tsnds great evil to the people Of ,hes,
United States unless large concession.
arc made. The Knights Of Labor order,
nov aumber their thousands Of iutelli
sent working men, whose physical streng:h
eansss DO easily overcome but BY terms Of
mntual compromise. Il is not our prov.
incs to discuss who has been in the
wrong, Or who continue in the wrong.
II d sufficient to say that the a,,i.
tade Of the couteuding parties is meuacing
% the long continued peace Of the
country unless some basis Of statement
can soon be agreed upon, and acquicsced
In heartily BY the thousands who are en-
gagged in the strife. The publication of
tie bloody address Of the working men
Of the world recently issued BY this joint
executive board Of assemblies lO1, 90
sad II. knights Of Labor, St. Louis,
y indicative Of a threatend dist urbance
that will require the strong arm Of the
government to quell, and not withou,
much bloodshed, unless some pacific
means are adopted to permanently I'D.
Just the disputes between them.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15

The Ceur d Alenr Sun says: "The
anti annexation feeling in the Central
and Southern Idaho press has broken GU,
more furious than ever and all the scribes
have gone insane over the prospects of
l'>ins the panhandle. Not one journal is
is fair enough To accord the people Of
North Idaho vestige Of right, and from
IN cuttings Of these hide-bouod political
hypocri'ies. who profess one thing in
their conventions and practice the very
opposite, it is beginning to appear as il t. Q
panhandle Was SOFT Of reservation tor
the slaves Of Idaho That is the opin
Ion Kelly and Galloway entertain OF the
people Of the pan handle.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15

ing for selfish motives their most solemn
pledges publicly made upon the question
deserve the indignant resentment Of our
people,
Resolved 4th. That copy of these
resolutions be sent to the Hon. John
HALEY with the request that he presen,
them to the Senate committee on terri
tories, and copy to the LEWISTON TEL
LER and Nez Perce News for publication.
The resolutions were adopted by O
unanimous vote.
}. Ii. ROBINSON, A. II. GORDON,
Chairman. Seer, tary.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15


The Nesos Editor, last week, saddled
and straddled his gothic stecd, and with
quixotic coniidenc. in the reserve mind
power Of both,. himself aud his equine
coapanion, started for Mt. Idaho to re-.
plNish bis quite exhausted powder mag,
ansins for the battering down the ram
Parts OF annexation. From the expires
sion Of the people of Idaho csunty re.
Gently promulgated through The pub.
lie meetings held at Mt. Idaho, and
6nngeville, the Necs m n
nuse realise that his mission among his
Idaho county friends was as abortive as
arc ~ Of his "pet schemes" His voice,
- usual, WAS the only opposing element
u the msetings and that was simply the
sound Of N opposition. Truly, the
more the Necs man exhibits himself,
he greater Is his resemblance to father
Saltsgures "beetle- battering RAM"