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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-27


Two bells cast in 1875 at Messilla,
Mexico. for the Catholic Church, are to
90 to Milwaukee to be smelted. 1t Is
believed there is at least one thou
sand dollars in precious metals which
became fused in when the laborers at
the original casting dropped Jewelry
into the molten mass to propltlate
patron saints,
Achieving Reputation. Husband
Young Miliken seems to have made
nuite a name for himself" Wife
You surprise me. l never thought
that he would amount to any thing.
Husband-"Oh, yes, he can hold an
eyeglass on his eye longer than any
member of the club. "-Drdhe's Irar-
slerS' Magazine.
Last Monday, while out fishing L.
R. Hair, of Tampa, Fla, caught large
catfish. He held it up near his right
breast to break its back. when the fish
gave a sudden jump and filmed him
RIGHT over his heart, the fin entering
about three-quarters of an inch ana
breaking off even with the flesh. Mr.
Hair took out his pocket-knife and cut
the fin out. and at last accounts was
doing we'll
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ooNsunrr1on suRsIY cuazp.

Ts the Editor - II
Please inform your readers that have q pos
iive remedy for the above PANIED disease. BY
been permanently cured. ehaH Le alad to
send two bottles Of my remedy FksE to any Of
your readers who have consumption II they will
ssnd me their Express and p. O. address.
Respectfully,
Z. A. SLOCUM. M. c. l8i Pearl St. New YORK
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-IlcSet agcur-"Sonny, how old
are verP" Fiftoen-year-old Boy
..Where do you meanp On the rail-
road or to homoP" -Judgs.
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Z, Its Supremacy.-The twenty million bot
ties sold can be Justly rated as 40 many cures.
IN almost every case a permanent cure. Its
Price IS the surety of every bottle being the
same, every bottle being cure and the poor
are protected.
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the ProoL TO make sure Of this show
ing, answers to inquiries concerning the ner-
manency OF the cures resulted as follows:
That from date Of healing to date Of Response
every cure has remained permanent cstlsost re-
cHrreNcs Of pain.
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ST. JACOBS OIL.
WHAT 1T HAS DONE.

hetier.-In any climate at any season ona
or two applications OF st. jacobs Oil relieves
oIten cures permanently. This is the average
experience in ten years.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-27

Wakelee's Squirrel and Gopher Extermi-
nator Try it. and prove the best is the
cheapes Wakelee & Co., San Francisco.
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UNIrARIAN religious literature free on applica-
ton to Miss E. E. Dawson. o. Drawer So PortandO
Washington correspondents ada Miss M Devoe Seattle
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-27

ures.-The contents offs hottie have e,,,-,.,,
thousands Of extreme chronic case Iysei ar
cording to directions there is cure In
every bottle -
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CATAR Ri

particle is applied into uostril andis sgreea
Price 30 at druggists by mail register d, 6B ct
ELY BROTHERS 235 Greenwich ST. New YorS
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One pint OF best brown sugar weighs
thirteen ounces.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-27

Rail fences are expensive on az
cunt of the ground they occupy an'
ne weeds they protect.
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Inc Testimony. Thousands Of testimo- !.
nlals snostantlate the above statements in the
cure Of all kinds Of painful ailments.
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When you wake up in the morning with
bad taste in your mouth, with your
threat and tongue dry and a yellow coat
ing on your teeth and gums, don't i'm
aaine it was all caused by what you ate
the night before. OF course everybody
does that and everybody swears Off
from again eating such food. The trouble
is that your liver is clogged, your kidneys
are overworked and your bowels are not
doing their duty. Take from three to ten
of BRANDRETH PIILs and note the sud
den and WONDERFUL change in your system
If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. &c
No Opium in Piso's Cure for Consump
ton. Cures where otherremedies fail. 25c
TRYGERMEA for breakfast.
Carnelline improves and preserves the complexion
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YOUTHFUL INDULGENCE

Valparaiso reports 100 cases of cholera
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One quart of sifted flour well heapedD
weighs one pound.
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In the city of New Orleans, La, on
Tuesday, November Sth, 1887, the
2lOth Grand Monthly Drawing of The
louisiana State Lottery took place.
As is the constant custom it was I'M
der the sole supervision Of Gen'ls G
l. Beauregard of La, and Jubal A.
Early Of Va. There was sent to all
over the world golden shower in
sums from $150,000 downwards. The
First Prize OF $50 600 was drawn by
NO. I,4ll, and was sold in fractional
parts vi tenths ut 81 each, sent to M,
A Dauphin, New Oileans, La One
enth WIS paid to Michael Slutzki and
solomon Pnkogoski of Bos on, Mass !;
one TO Edgar Burnett, Agent Adams
Express Co. at jackson, Mich. one to
MIS- ii Bernard, Sioux Falls, through
sioux Ills Natl Bank: one TO VIM.
road, OF Anaconda, Mont, through
,ne omtha Natl Ba, k of Omaha,
neo'; one to Messrs Gay and Croft,
oreans, Neb.; one to M. Kohn, Mis-
n"la' Mont, through Missoula Natl
pank one TO Jo Morrison, Newport.
Afk' through E. l.. Watson of New
lpf'' Ark; one to w. ii. Landon of
nns"port News. Va, paid through
puF' Us, Son & Co, Bankers, at Nor
w ,a va; one to Margaret Clark, No
u 1t, Andrews St, New Orleans, La.
p?' o9,56S drew the Second Capital
i tlN5 OF 700 1000. 1t WAS also sold in
WW%uoeal tenths at 81 each-one to
rm' Leshe, amount paid to Wells,
c",so Co, both of San Francisco,
nh"I' one to f, Wohlhurter of Oldham,
uu'h? through First Natl Bank of
Eauisoi' Oak; one to ID. G. Macon,
WOOD, lnd., through Citizens Bank
N,,,o,i,esvllle, Ind. one paid to Thos.
n MILLER, No. 1918 Lawrence ST.,
Er n' T. Col one to Chas. H. Walker,
;a'noofs, Ill.,, through Geo. p. Har-
Wy on, Il a., banker there; one to
p"' II. ARSON, Monongahela City,
~ through P,opl Bank of Monon.
s'ne .;; No. 701l3 drew the Third
sSp'.ai fllza Of $4,000. 1t was also
,0 u Ill fractional tenths at ST. each
w. were paid thr, ugh First Natl
n.' uN OF Ms vile, Tenn. one was
E H 10 j. G. Hedrick, and another to
~ A'"mN. b III Of Las V gas, n NJ. ;
onL 10 L. ). Anderson, p lid through
F% 'na Bank of Omaha, Neb. one to
thu enrich of Kansas City, Mo-,
sas C VIZ Cl'lzAns Nul b NIX of Kan.
E a Cuy. No. 39,S9S drew one of the
e,nL vi TWO Capital Prizes of $4,000
Of d., ohe was paid E, A Kaercross
;lani'auelphia, Pa, thr, ueh b rnard
NM attorney ut law, No. III Wal
dre,' 'fhlladelphit, Pa. No. 1921
sIJ he other $4,000 Fourth Capital
Ksn.Uo parties in Memphis, Tenn,
-Naw CITY, Mo, and Colorado, Tex,
ofieans (La.) Picayune
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Found Fault With His Zeal.

What do you wantP' asked theat
rical manager in Western town OF i
vigilance committee that had waited or
him.
1--WE want that trasedian,' was thu
reply of the spokesman.
But, gentlemen. remember that nc
has been doing his best.
That's it. mister; we want to keel
him from trying so hard in the future.
Merchant TrVpe(er.
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GET RID OF THAT BAD TASTE.

Eight nihilists have been executed at
ST. Petersburg.
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CHRONIC COUGHS AVID COLDS.

The Mexican bandit Bernal was killed
in fight with troops.
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A curiosity in Durham, N. G, is a hen
with horn-like growth protruding from
ca b side of its head.
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If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompsons Eye Water Druggists sell it. Csc.
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A Chattanooga newspaper puts the
following display head over an ac-
count of Chinaman attem pting to cut
his throat with jack knife: .'Hari-
Kari. Wah Lee, a He-Chinee, Drew
forth His Snckersnee, and Strove in
Vain While Much Insane, to Cut in
iva n, His Jugular Vein, and to Sever
Forever His Stomach Pain"
We are willing to be delighted
with success, though we are somewhat
indferel to the homely qualities
which insure it. Our thought is so
filed with the rockets burst of mo-
mentary splendor so far above us, that
We forget the poor stick, useful and
unseen, that made its climbing rossi-
bic. One Of these homely qualities is
continuity of character, and it escapes
present applause because it tells chief
", in the long run. III results. -LooOeu.
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TRYGERMEA for breakfast.

No Opium in Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton. Cures where otherremedies fail. 25c.
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Or. Pieree's Faverite Prescription

Is the result of this vast experience. For
and liberation, It is a Specific. II
;s powerful general, W ell as uterine, tonic
and nervine, and imparts yigor and strength
to the whole system. 1t cures weakness of
stomach, indigestion, bloating, weak back.
nervous prostratlon, exhaustion, debility and
sleeplessness, in either sex. Favo rite Prescrip
ton is sold by druggists under our positive
guarantee. See wrapper around bottle.
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PRICE $1.O0,

Send 10 cents in stamps for DR.. Pierces large
Treatise on Diseases of Women (160 pages,
paper-covereD. Address, WORLDS DIsPEN-
sARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, 663 Main Street,
Buffalo, N. Y.
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STElNWAY. kn A. , PEAsE !,

Pianos; Buriett Organs. band instruments. Largest
stock Of Sheet Music and Books Bands supplied at
Eastern Prices. MATTHIAS GRAY CO., 206 Post
Street, San Francisco
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-08
THE FRISCO CORN RATES.

Regarding the effect of the notice of
the ST. Louis & San Francisco touch
ing the desire on its part to reduce the
rates on corn from all its stations in
Kansas to st. Louis &c per 100 pounds,
Chairman Midgley, in communication
addressed to the managers of the South
western ROAD, says:
That road extends into Kansas
through Wichita as far as Halstead. and
also u branch from Beaumont running
.southwesternly through Winfield to Ar
kansas City and Gale, and past Hume
well to Bluff. Ii thus trayerSes a large
section of territory. and, as it is inter
cepted at various points by all the lead
ing lines III the state. the effect will be to
&C npel a general reduction in the rates
on grain. When the company
named first gave notice of a de-
sire to reduce the rates on cron, |
explained that the reduction which
had a short time previously been
made within the state of Kansas. after a
conference with the state railroad COM
missioners. was Cor the purpose of facili-
Eating the distribution within the state.
1t appeared that there was a surplus in
eastern and northwestern Kansas, and a
scarcity in the western counties. The
reduction was confined to stations in the
state twenty-five miles west of the Mis-
souri, river Under those circumstances.
to have reduced the rates from the Mis-
souri, river in order to have carried the
grain eastward would simply have re-
suited in obliging the people in the west
ern part of the state to pay more for
corn than it would otherwise have cost
them. On that statement the enforce
ment of the notice was suspended. The
conditions are now such that it would
hardly be practicable to contine the re-
duction to junction points west
with the st. Louis & San Fran
cisco railway west of the Mis-
souri, river. 1t will of necessity. be ex-
tended to other. if not all stations in
Kansas: hence the simpler and tbs. better
way would, as far as the associated lines
are concerned, be 10 make from the
Missouri river reduction corresponding
with that which will become effective
with the notice of the Frisco road. Fur
thermore. it would not be expedient to
maintain an unaccustomed difference
between the rates on wheat and those on
other grain: hence, in order to be con-
sistent. the notice of the ST Louis & San
Francisco railway will make the rates
from Southwestern Missouri river points
as follows: To ST Louis. wheat, car
load. l5c: other grain. 10c: To Chicago.
wheat. 2ec: other grain. 15c. The notice
of the Frisco and the reductions which
accompany it viii become effective Jan.
is ensuing
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-08
THE FRISCO IN TEXAS.
GlobeOe@ocr

GlobeDe-eocrat.
According to the Dallas press. the
Frisco is very DESTROYS of extending It's
lines into Texas The Frisco nestles
closer TO the Houston & Texas Central
than TO any other road in the state, be-
cause Mr.. Huntington is large share
owner IN it. and this being the case. any
extension or extensions on the part of
that road would be built with view of
fulrthering the interests Of the Houston
& Texas Central \ connection Of the
two roads for the purpose of giving the
Central an outlet TO st. Louis and the
Frisco line across the state. it Is believ
ed viii be effected In the near future.
and the towns thai have chance of get
ting Frisco extension are doing all they
can to reduce the chance To certainty.
DeniSon is leaving no stone unturned.
and will put up literally for the road.
Sherman Is also up and dong. and pull
ing for Fort Worth against Dsnison GA
tire one hand and Dallas on the other.
Dallas has chance of getting the road
either via Roberts or 4 line direct from
Paris. Nothing as vet has been done by
Dallas III the way Of inincement, bat
the business men appear 10 be wide
awake 10 what y going on around them,
and Will probably take timely acton in
the ulaisex.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-08

Several esteemed cotemporaries are go
ing into spasmS because "A juror Went to
sleep in the Uuited States circuit court
room in this city the other day while a
well known Kansas lawyer was arguing a
case before him. We wish to inform these
critics that there is nothing in this case
that should attract particular attention.
The juror had arrived from Wichita two
days prior TO taking his nap, and not be-
ing accustomed to the noise and din of a
business city, naturally fell asleep when
he entered the jury box. A lawyers argu-
ment has no terrors for Wichita man
when he wants to enjoy a snooze-Topeka
Capital.
If the juror mentioned was really from
Wichita, and we do not doubt it, his
DOING is readily accounted for by the
fact that at home he is accustomed 10
hearing lawyers speak out and say some
thing when addressing jury, and the
somnolent effect of the prosy effort of
the Topeka attorney overcome him like
Il summers dream. This, together with
the further fact that the noise and din
to which he is accustomed at home no
longer fell upon his ear, and it is no
wonder he fell asleep.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-08
-
4 PLUCKY EDITOR
Stair Irnrral

State Journal
We sre glad to be able TO state 10 the
friends and readers of this paper that
troubles and Affections do not come
singiv. While the Judge of the district
court today decides against the editor Of
this paper III ms fight with the anarch-
lists, the judges appointed To decide upon
the merits OF eight different prize arti-
Giles today hand down Their des-i.ion
unanimously that the State journal II
entitled to the first Trize-and for the
same Nr. Crane has promptly paid over
th.. prize money tn oar nes>is excisequeT.
50 upon the whole xe ar. Iaoi IS unhau-
Pr a. We might be. II h q great source
OF gratitude ~ THE journal 20 is4 as,ce4i-
tied wisis making newspaper progress
We are here 10 publish the news and -
publish il in the beet manner possible.
and we dn not plIfT.o-e ~ IL. uf on air
arehy or it, infamous doctrines either.
unies, the courts SUPPRESS Ms. We are
fespecter OF courts and the law.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-08
STRAWS.
Topeka Capital.

Topeka Capital.
At the meeting of the state bar associ-
alton yesterday. a Capital reporter polled
the association on their preference for
president. vice president and governor
All but about ten members expressed
their choice. The vote shows that Blaine.
is by far the most popular man for presi-
dent. receiving more votes than all ether
candidates named Robert I. Lincoln
is the most popular man for vice presi-
dent. and the president Of the association.
Judge Scion q. Thacher received
more votes than any other gentleman
for governor. The vote for president re-
suited as follows: James G.. Blaine. IS:
John Sherman. =; Robert T. Lincoln, >:
John J. Ingalls,. ,: Joseph Hawley, /:
Grover Cleveland, j.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-08
RIGHT WRONG,

Wichita voted 100000 in bonds with
which to build a court house on Monday.
Wichita now has 10000 people, and it is
proposed to build court house of which
the people there will not be ashamed in
thirty years when the city has from 100000
rising generation figures up the cost OF
their old court house and finds that it cost
them $56O,O0O: Won't they be ashamed of
the fnanciering of their fore fathers. Fort
Scott Monitor.
Right Ill the first two items, but rad
ically wrong in all other respects Wich-
tia will have the larger number OF in
habitants within One-siXth of the limit of
time named. AS to the cost of the court
house, your conclusions come from your
ignorance of the situation. Instead of
costing the amount last named. it is con-
fidently believed by many of our best and
safest business men that the actual cost
of the new court house to the
taxpayers of the county Will not be
more than half the amount of the
subscription voted, since the rentals from
the old building will very largely pay
the interest on the bonds while they
run, and by the time they are due that
property will sell for enough to pay
the debit would sell for half that
amount now. So, instead of feeling
ashamed of the financiering of their
forefathers" the rising generation will
have cause to thank their progenitOrs
for he superior wisdom with which the
county's finances and business generally
has been managed. Sedgwick county is
at the head of the list in point of wealth,
population, low rate OF taxation and
smallnesS of its Indebtedness at the pres
ent time, and it proposes TO maintain its
position, and it means to augment its
public improvements until it is ahead in
that respect as well as the others. 1t is
lhe way we have of doing down here.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-08

The announcement comes from the
hub that Gen. B. F. Butler has made his
periodic flop and landed bodily in the
Democratic camp. Perhaps he has
heard from Kansas and has concluded
that his chances to be struck by lightning
are as good as the redoubtable governor
of New York. The nomination is all
that he hopes for and here is the only
chance for him to get that. True. he
made a signal failure in that direction
three years ago, but things have changed
smartly since that defeat, and the pres
ent condition of the party demanding a
new Moses, he is willing to assay that
role,
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-08

The Peabody Graphic has changed
hands. Col. Duncan Mckercher takes
the place of Mr.. f. Miller as publisher
and Mr.. +. J. Hulaniski. who has been
doing editorial work on the paper for
some time, is announced as editor, and
the politics of the paper becomes Re
publican. The announcement of its
change of politics appears in the shape
of communication addressed to Presi-
dent Cleveland and is both original in
method and humorous in style. This
change will prove a very clever offset to
the Abilene incident in the same line.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-08

The summary of the weeks business
as shown by Dun's report taken as a
whole is altogether satisfactory. Despite
the continued cry of scarcity of money
in many quarters, collections are re-
ported good. failures fewer than last
year at the same period and money mat
tiers generally easier and in good shape.
There seems to be nothing in the way of
the comtry's enjoying brisk business
year in all departments of trade unless il
be illadvised and hasty action by con-
gress in matters directly and injuriously
affecting the industrial interests.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-08
AN ADVERSE DECISION.

The habeas corpus case, growing out
of the suit for damages instituted against
Frank McLeman, editor of the Topeka
journal. by one Clemens, has been tried
by the circuit court at Topeka and de-
cided against McLeman, who says of the
matter:
After months of delay decision has
been reached in the habeas corpus hear
ing in the case of G. c. Clemens. local
agitator and anarchist. against the editor
and proprietor of this paper, for alleged
criminal libel.
The decision given by Judge Guthrie
of the district court. before whom was
the hearing four months since. is pub
lished in full in another column. 1t is
against the defendant and to that extent
is victory for Clemens. The de-
cision practically sllstains the justice
of the peace, who bound the defendant
over to the district court for trial by jury,
and against whose action the habeas
corpus proceedings were instituted by
the defense.
The decision of the justice was a sur
prise and that Of the judge will probably
he received in like manner. We have
hoped for different result, but as we
must fight it out further. we are ready to
go ahead, and when the court officers
state the amount of bail required, will
endeavor to promptly give it.
We trust our confrere will yet come
out victor in his bout with the anar-
chist. To our mind it is hard to con-
ceive of a possible injury that could
enure to an anarchist by the publication
of facts connected with his acts and ut
terances. and, as we understand this
case, that was the sum total of McLen-
mans offending
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-08

The New York Sun italicizes the fol-
lowing editorial paragraph: Zone of
the first acts of the New York legisla-
ture should be to repeal the Saturday
half holiday law. 1t does no good to
anybody and works great injury to the
business of the metropolis" Nothing
can make the Saturday half-holiday a
success except universal adoption. When
half the employers of city observe the
holiday and the other half do not the
result cannot be satisfactory.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-08
Universal Accord.
O1lVtISd1 AS
Kansas City Star.

Kansas CITY star.
Sam Jones may not please all with his
religious or theological notions. but he
showed himself to have a correct appre-
citation Of great national character
when he said y revere the name Of
Lincoln more than any other name in
American history" On this point Col
Ingersoll and thousands of others agree
with the evangelist. Col. Ingersoll
said: Lincoln is the best beloved
name in all history
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-08

The Kansas City Journal compares
Rev. Sam Jones, who is just now eX-
pending his most Herculean evangelistic
efforts upon that community, to Bar
NUNS show in point of attraction. The
comparison doesn't speak much for the
Journal mans powers of appreciation,
else he is very greatly devoid of the higher
and more ennobling sentiment. How
ever, we presume Mr.. Jones is able to
take care of himself in such a bout as
fI,ic