Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-13
Koolnson, is is, making temperance

political kite too hig h.
| The flesh will culver where the
pincers tear. The blood will follow
where the knife is driven.
Saturday Talk necessarily post.
poned to-day. Keep patient; we
can't do everything at once.
On! for heavens sake, dry up! Go
read the fable of the gnat that sat on
the bulls horn. You are sickening
Private information from Utah
vouches for the statement that Nor.
mon prosecutions will be more nu.
mcrous than ever.
The town is full to-day of repre-
sentative miners from the different
camps, and all report good prospects
and promise of a lively season.
A building boom will strike HALEY
and Its sister towns, this spring.
The man who puts his money in per.
m n property will reap hundred
fold.
The public schools are getting
along nicely. Good teachers make
good scholars, and studlous scholars
will be the good fathers and mothers
in the future.
This paper is incapable of insulting
a woman. Persons often misunder.
stand. Don't fly off. Courses saw
the Arabs, "like young chickens, come
home to roost."
Union soldiers are requested to
read the G, A. r. article in to-day's
TIMES. They are passing away and
it is we'll to place on record what
they are, and why.
1t is likely, judging from informa-
ton lately received, that John Hal.
ley's plan to rape Idaho, that he and
his gang may longer misrepresent the
people of the Territory, will miscarry.
The apology was unnecessary. A
fool cannot insult a gentleman.
Your barking was a waste of breath.
Silence and contempt is the only ven
geance that wise man can take upon
an ass.
The extraordinary popularity of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is the natural
result of its use by intelligent people
for over 40 years. 1t has lndisputably
proven itself the very best specific for
all colds, coughs, and pulmany COM
plants.
Take Ayers Sarsaparilla in the
spring of the year to purify the blood,
invigorate the system, excite the liver
to action, and restore the healthy tone
and vigor of the whole physical
mechanism.
Liberty protected by law is the
only liberty under the flag That
liberty which regardless of govern
ment, makes every man the Judge of
what laws he shall obey, is merely H.
cense, and does not belong to civil
cation.
The communication, signed "X. :"
will not be published. This paper is
not vehicle for jealous and envious
people to use to besmear others.
Doubtless the statements are true, but
their publication is not legitimate
journalism.
The press is mirror in a commu-
nifty. To the extent that it tells the
truth, it is perfect mirror. To the
extent that it lies or suppresses pub
lie facts, it is unworthy. The TIMES
proposes to call spade spade.
The TIMES will pursue course of
intelligent, wide gauge journalism.
1t will not be run or guided by any
small bore, whose lack of brains &C
counts for his mistaken idea that he
knows something.
Emma Nevada, the "Sagebrush
Linnet" who has been running about
the world with her tooth-doctor hus-
band, has lately been received by the
theater-going people of Washington
City with the usual flourish of en-
thusiasm on paper.
Boys, it is not genteel for you to
fight and quarrel. Dogs and cats
bark and whine en- the streets. 1t
morti6es your parents and gives you
bad name. Boys will be boys, but
they can be gentlemen at the same
time. Don't forget that in few
years you will be men and the keepers
of the community's good name. Try
to make yourselves worthy of high
trust. Think about this and you will
thank the TIMES for reminding you.
For Is years the city weigher of
Salem, Mass, has suffered with par
alysis in both legs, making it impos-
sible for him to work unaided, or to
lift his legs. Incredible as it may
seem, he became trlcycllst, and can
propel his machine as we'll as many
who have the perfect use of their
legs. He has the sufficient strength
to push down upon the pedals, and as
one pedal goes down, the other pedal
lifts the other leg. He rides his Co
lrmhia tricycle. to and from his office