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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-19
TWO WONDERS

rIyi she $40, ,ass, wonder and muse;
Ebo shall s neiore me where to choose
Fhe worm :, pat I one must refuse Sc.
ere's Henry with the buggy and big watch
chain, sr,yeu me twice and is coming
again. a.. and Fred;
a ~ ali docR round ,n mt, s and shy.
r. ju' .. ,Sc bonds so tightly reuter-
ha" nuble--I may do pe.'Yr,
sa a', Tor ,ar pudding don't me pie'
wan ~. ~, eheap-but corn IS h'gh, ,,,,
1ne aas of Of these commonplace ie'iows w'''
do tases wonder Who'll
(er' ~, 7 aetf woner who
bo can 10 marry are really few,
cr caaa rre known dozen, at least, wouie
hougD rye KIN"
DO ,,onry Thomas and Ned;
.e was IT, sa. eourted IL girl and married
her .,,i,o, the world somewhere
rhomas I, TONlhS S'-
s, r Albert, JIM and Fred
Ere gas ave are now engaged, they say;
ut 'hese a.' With the buggy has rolled away
ua , ~, tney see me, the men all scatter
mlh .'s TOO long, know, is the matter.
W. foolish to strain her luck
GU ~, + fcrcorn. and hose even the shucK.
, nj best--but pie Will 40:
pdas = oets wonder who'
VINO 'a" e NJ H.. In Lesiie's We KIN.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-19
AVOID LAWSUITS.


'-'i'ish' ipn ~ Expensive Method ofsett,i.~
sasin+ss Difficulties
Seldom is either Darty 10 a o,a.
lawsuit satisfied with the result. Even
70 the one who obtains a favorable
verdict. the long list OF expenses. yex.
ations delays and uncertainties more
'han Offsets the fruits of victory. Few
men would appeal to the law in the at.
tiemeht Of business disputes could thew
realize the possible delays Of the law
me exorhiiant charges of attorns 81
ana other expenses incidental 10 the
successful prosecution of suit.
Again, II the merchant or manufact-
urer would. before commancino snit
pay visit to the court-heuse and
casually examine the men of whom
me jurIes are composed. he would hes
ltate to submit his grievances to surh
tribunal for adjustment. In every
large city there are hundreds of palii.
: ,e'li sbrlAers, hangers-on, men without
ieSitiihatc employment, whose names
are Placed on jury Lasts. who have few
or no qualifications for The place. The
JURY system, rs colGuc;e, in our cities.
is failure in the consideration and
settlement OF complicated business
matters CT in the solution of difficult
mecnahieal problems, such as fire.
quentiy arise in the trial of certain
cases.
With the average jury. the true
merits OF a case do not always control
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-19
WOMAN'S WARDROBE.
What Fifty Dollars VIII DO Toward Buy
ing Lady's Toilette.

Scarcely an article has been written
upon dress which does not presuppose
some heirloom-a bit of lace, or grand
mothers wedding dress. These hints
presuppose nothing except some PLAIN
but whole undergarments, Il dress or
two suitable for everyday wear, and
the sundry other things which go 10
make up the wardrobe of II woman
very moderate means.
Be the time fall or spring, the first
purchase advised would be home
spun dress. The material for this for
a medium-sized person ought not to
cost more than 80, which should ln-
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go with me, Miss Laura" said the
Professor. glowingly, Ito the vineclad
hills of France 'Do you mean it,
Professor" exclaimed the delighted
girl, preparing to throw herself into his
arms. in imagination. Walk, as
have walked, among the supplemented
peasantry of Normandy. Converse
with them in their native tongue, and
then argue, if you can, that poverty is
in itself a eurser' 1T is all quite
charming, no doubt asserted Miss
Laura, relapsing into dreary apathy
CHICAGO Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-19

' ,,te,a A.
~ i3ii'iig' tho buttons being wooae,
,''o'a7 covered. The whole suit mipht
- inaue ~ nome, il one is an adent !.
po' u not reliable dressmalxers can no
pioeureo az si.30 q day. who can. with
nssistlhes, make the waist and ca,t N "a
ss''v Ia one day An outside Jacket
Sohie one OF the stuffs fashionable
Ju9o no" can be bought for S. and il
."o'o economical than one of the
s'i"s material as the dress. as II can
NC worn with other costumes. hon,
t nes ira'ne covered with piece Of
i III - os'' aiio trimmed with loops of
s,,it Oa na,inohizlhg IN color with the
/ - i'oe 10 cost more than 81.
IA, " ,Vo's ae % and gloves at 81
PiSle tnis costume, which is
ma,',' " wear at church, lectures, in
o''iis ana al afternoon teas.
'iaoh safah satin should be the
49, purcniiSe' very fair quality of
'n 10 no" oHered at seventy-fve
ooli'' per YARD Len yards will make
h'o''eSe dress, and. allowing SO to the
VI o'siiiahef' sl.oo for four jet orna-
on's ior Inc waist, buttons, and
lining the cost Will be about $l1.5O.
I ooi,he.' made OF pieces of the satin
ouseu Win Jet, and trimmed with bows
VI sa.ih ana aJet ornament, can be put
ooseehef Tor sl,3O.
Inns oress' with little variation of
iaoe ABOUT The neck, bright ribbons, or
MOWERS ought to be considered pretty
oiioush ior any occasion to which a
"o'iiah III moderate circumstances
"ouio 60
vi the 800, 1923 have now been ex-
pended, and witA the money remain
ing In making up an imaginary
! wardrobe, number of necessary
lhlngS must be considered. For in
stance, TWO sets OF WOODEN undercloth-
llig' 90 TWO pairs Of Isle thread and
thfee pairs OF cotton hose, $1.75; one
par OF low shoes, -; collars and cuffs,
~ ohe-hall dozen handkerchiefs,
~ lhree pairs OF gloves. So; straw
nav trimmed to accord with cloth suit,
shz9' sun umbrella, S1.50; two wash
''pie oresses' one OF crlnkled seer
s'cker' the other glngham, 81. 25; one
Dahlsh cioth' cream colored for
young lady, l1ght gray or brown for an
oluer one, with velvet collar and cuffs,
Sl' 20 1hese should be of home man
ulacture.
ihere are many little accessories to
ladys toilette unmentioned in this
article whlch seem positive necessi-
'les' 1hese must be provided for by
closer calculation, or by dispensing
with something here named, with
which one Is supplied, as no one is
supposed 10 be exactly In the condition
u d lo"-oofh iiilaut or a snlpwrecked
9alior
fof lhose nVlng IN colder climate
IMAM tne vicinity OF New York City, it
Is possible that warmer clothing will
nave TO be thought OF. In that case
an older LADY might dispense with the
satlh dress the Nfat year-for 1t can
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-19

BE my wife, he implored, ''be
my wife, my adored one, See! have
had my life insured for $4,000 in your
favor" and he fiourished the policy in
the air. She pondered a moment. then
raising her large and lustrous orbs to
his she said: Before | give you an
answer, would like to know the state
Of vonr health "-Bostoa BUDGET.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-19

True greatness shows itself in ig-
moring, or quickly forgetting, per-
oonal injuries, when meaner natures
would be kept in unrest by them. The
less of man one is, the more ne
makes of an injury or insult. The
more of "a man he is. the less he is
disturbed by what others say or do
against him without cause.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-19
Why He Stole Again.

"You were up before me about two
weeks ago.
YES. sab.
For stealing?"
"Yes, sab. "
'And you were fined"
Oats So
And here you are up again for steal
ing. What made you repeat your
crime?'
HUH how does yer 'spect me ter
git back de money paid fur de fine eli
| doan steal some NOAH.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-19

We notice that as rule people
who owe a Grudge never ask for an tx
tens on of time nor reduction of inter-
est. They whacll up at every oppor-
!nnitY.- EIchanoe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-19

An old man entered a railway car
riage and was looking around for
seat, when a boy of ten or twelve years
rose up and said, Take my seat, sir"
The offer was accepted and the Old man
sat down. ''Why did you give me your
seat?" Because you are old, sir, and
am a boy, was the reply. He had read in
his Bible, Thou shalt rise up before
the hoary head, and honor the face of
the old man, and fear thy God. am
the Lord"
"A silly, tedious. vicious picture"
says Frederic Harrison in the Contens-
pordry ReUieU, 'is infinitely worse
than silly, tedious, vicious song. The
song, if it chance to pollute or weary
our ears, is gone in an hour and never
need offend us again. The picture, like
the poor, we have always with us-for-
ever TESTING, weeping, mcrsllizing, it
may be screaming or disappearing, on
the one monotonous note.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-19

Aspiring young administrative
you read the tragedy left with yous'
Theatrical manager-''Part of il"
30, thank you for your kindness,
What do you think of it?" Il consider
you, young man, the Shakespeare of
America 20, how can find words
to express my joy at hearing sueh nm
opinion from such a high authority"
No thanks are needed. assure you.
In what do you find the greatest
resemblance between myself and
Shakespeare?n in the fact that you
never spell a word twice alike. Phil
1delphid Cal.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11
ornam.nl. Cor ,I,e l,nir.

The hair is still dressed ON the ton ~
the head and the use on the head oftalI
oows, feathers, combs, and other high
decorations becomes more general every
week. Combs are sold SO twisted on
Their stems as, when put into the hair
70 stand perfectly upright above the
coils, A handsome ornament lust sent
over from Paris is a silver comb. the
'front.' turned up from the teeth, with n
snort row OF points, each of which IL
tipped with diamond, q series OF slen-
der silver stems rises up behind. and
above this, aigrette fashion, a diamond
finishing of the tip OF each, and a tiny
ostrich feather is fitted into clip at the
back OF the. comb, 80 that it forms a
snowy upright background forthe silver
and diamond aigrette. have lately seen
In the shops some tiny fiat combs not
more than three inches long, exactly
like those our grandmOthers called
side combs the tops of them are
studded with jewels OF an inexpensive
but effective kind, as small rubies, tiny
pearls, and t0rquoises These ieweled
combs are used TO draw up the short
hairs At she back Of the head and fix
them into coils on the top, the ieweled
portion Of the comb cleaning prettily
as Il is laid close 10 the head AZ the back
Of the crown. RumOr says that newt
able new idea" in hair dressing for the
coming winter Is TO have single curl
hanging down the back, but have not
yet seen this actually worn. II Illus.
tratcd London NeWs
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11
The Girl on Horseback.

It has been calculated that to put a
woman on horseback in correct shape
for the park costs, exclusive OF the
horse. something like $500. This ex-
plains why equestrinnism is not as
common as women would Ike 10 make
II. only those who are distinctly wealthy
being able to afford il. A habit con-
sists Of three picces--trouseis skirt
and bodice-and when made by good
tailor, OF the best Melton cloth. costs
about 1925 TO $50 With il the tailor
furnishes usually special satin corset
which. Of course. Is charged as extra.
Tho trousers are lined in the seat with
bucksLin and finished with straps,
boing finished at the belt with heavy
quality Of black satin, the same mater al
lining the bodice throughout The
boot, are made Of patent leather and
cost from SOS 10 $50. the trousers
being strapped down over them. The
English saddle aud bride. the spur,
Grape. stiff hat and gloves bring the
whole bill pretty well toward half a
thousand. In England women who are
pretty sure OF themselves and their
position wear pink coat in the hunt
Ing field. but il has not appeared fpc'
quentiy here. st Louis Post Dispatch.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11

A young woman who once had a To-
cal fame as an amateur musician. and
who makes a good living by the type
writer, was asked TO play for some
friends last evening. She went TO the
piano and began sonata. To her
audience she seemed to be playing cor
rectly and with feeling. Suddenly she
broke of and whirled around on her
stool.
''It is no use. Ticking Typewriter
all day would have robbed even Mozart
OF sensitivencss of touch--perhaps l
should have said delicacy of treat
ment.
How is Il your work prevents you
from enjoying the pianoP"
II do enjoy II IL / heard It played,
bat when / sit down the typewriter
habit of humping will dominate me. |
can usually play a gallop. but when II
comes to q sonata | have constant
quarrel with my fingers and wrist.
they always insist on striking. as If at
letter when try to persuaderthem TO
touch the keys gently. And in such a
mood no PLAYER could observe even tho
technique of a composition. "-Te'0
York telegram
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11

1 was told, some time 400 ibc I'LL.
ing remarkable story of a KentncEv
aog that had become almost to1eiI,.
pLlha' The sound of the horn no lone,
aroused his blood, aud while the osjar
dogs OF the house went forth earcrIy '' ,a
she hunt the old afflicted animal re,
'n1 NJ, behind, sad and disC0uraged
WINE at play one day, some children
VINO Knew the poor brute's infirinitv
placed upon his nose a pair of comm9n
speculcies, the glasses Of which bon-
pehea 70 be very strong. The dos IA
3nce awoke from his stripor and shovel
MS pleasure IN unmistakable signs. Tbe
slass.eS were then adjusted in the best
possible manner so as 10 remain on tho
relmyenated animals nose.
A Inc next morning he started off 10
hhe hunt with the other dogs, and soon
y was he who led the pack. Bnt nm nm.
fortunately his spectacles brushed mn
AGAINST q bush and were torn from iLsjr
resting place. The old dog allowed The
1,hers 70 pass HIM, and then picking mn
ms glasses he carried them 10 his INNS.
Ter TO have them readiusted.
Inc dog Is now q confirmed spectacla
wearer, 80 much 80 that when apy one
attempts TO remove his goggles lie he
comes savage. Jewellers Weekly.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11
PuNosMT POINTS.

There arc no skeptlcs In Dakota.
They all believe In a future state
Nitshrihc american.
Russia wants peace" says a Euro.
'cnn spatch. She wants peace, bat
Is a piece OF Turkey. burlington
a How OF natural gas has been struck
NJ Chicago hotel II was traced 10 n
room occnp ed by Dubuque drum.
mer - Davenport Times
The Australian market gardeners arc
long ruined y Chinese cheap labor,
THIS 70 good deal worse Than The rab.
DIT plague.-S Paul Pioneer Press.
a Gainesville paper says that "What
Iexas needs is more men and more
trees. II is n disadvantage TO have 10
drag horse-thief at the end of n lar
Ut Peoria Transcript.
A Pittsburgh mach ne shop has a
pair OF shears eighteen feet long.
WIN paste-pot of corresponding size
What q model newspaper Office il would
be.-Rochester Post.ESpress.
TIE calmest liar in creation is a little
25-eent thermometer on frigid morn
ing. In It's deliberate way OF telling an
incredible story IL beats the cold winter
Of 1876. : Green Bay Gazette.
"Yon can live within your income IL
you try. said the wise man. Yes. but
how TO live without an income Is the
puzzle that b0thers great many good
men just now.-MfBneapolis Tribune.
IL costs something 10 have anarchist
parades and anarchist meetings and
anarchist hangings The expenses of
the Chicago police department for 1887
were 81. $50, 900. Pittsburgh CONNER
eiaL Gazette.
Detroit won't have $780, 600 ho-
tel. " remarks Cincinnati paper. What
We wanted was a 81. 600. 600 hotel, but
no day clerk with diamond pin large
enough 10 fit could be found, and SO
the enterprise was abandoned. Detroit
Free Press.
81 was never exactly buried alive"
said an old clerk, recOunting his exper-
ences, "but ! once worked week in a
store that did not advertise. When /
came out my head was almost as white
ms you now sec IT, Solitary confine-
ment did II. ~ Boston Journal
II man would enter a Los Angeles
real estate office after taking drive.
surveyor would he sent for, the dust on
his back would be laid off into n town
site. and an auctioneer would sell cor
ner lots from II before the visitor could
make his escape. Louisville CONNER
ei0l.
We mean 10 be patient and calm as
long as that sort Of thing continues 10
be virtue, but the time will come
when we shall stand right up and tell
Dakota that this advertising scheme Of
sending billiards. over the country
with her signature blown In them is
stale aud Improbable. We are be.
coming pretty tired Of putting paper
weights on our state 20 keep it from
blowing away. = Chicago Times.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11
A King on the Battlefield.

After the battle of Mars-la-Tour
every nook and Granny was filed with
the dead and the wounded, and Il was
with the utmost difficulty that small
room could DO obtained for the King
(tho present Emperor William). Its
furniture consisted OF bed. little
table and chair. The King inquired
on entering: Where are Moltke and
Bismarck lodgedPn Nowhere as yet,
your Majesty" replied the aide-de-
camp. though he knew full well how
much these gentlemen needed rest to
enable them to resume their labors on
the following dav. ''Then ask them to
encamp here with mo, said the King;
.take away tho bed. the wounded need
Il more than l do. and in its place
have some straw aud few rugs
brought in. That will do for the three
Of us." This was done, and the thres
distinguished personages spent that
rainy night on the straw.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11
winning a rlrld. Aner rwenry yer

Twenty years ago Judge Brinson Of
Brnke county, then young man. was a
student Of Lebanon law school in Ten
nessee. While there he became
enamorcd 81 Miss Harm, the daughter Of
wealthy fnrmerin franklin. He asked
the girls parents for their consent, but
they objected on the ground that lie was
: Baptist. they being strong Methodists.
The match was broken OF, Brinson re-
turned home, entered the practice OF
las, aud soon rose b the bench. He
never referred TO the Franklin incident,
and il was supposed 10 have been for
gotten. Some weeks ago a visitor 10
Waynesboro mentioned the name OF
the lady in the hearing Of Judge Crimson
who then found ont that she had never
been married. lie NJ once closed up
his affairs so hel could take q trip,
sought ont the lady, and the nuptisls OF
twenty years waiting gero celebrated.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11

To the Etlitors-- =
Plnape inform you readers that have
a positive remedy Tor the above named
disease. by la timely Use thousands OF
bopelrsa cascs have been permanently
cured. shall be glnd 20 send two bottles
"a nv remedy FREE 20 any Of your readers
Who have consumption II they will send mo
their Erprcus aud 7. o. address.
RrapSctiully. r. A. SL0CUM. NJ. G.,
1Sf Pearl St, New York.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11

The physicians in Lowell. who are testing
the Moxie Nerve Food plant on paralysis
and nervous exhaustion. in addition to the
number already reported, have recovered
a Mrs. Brock, Of Barnet, VT, long time
helpless. A Mrs. Cheney. Is Bleacbery
Street. Lowell, who was not expected to
live. Its greatest popularity springs from
the fact that il substitutes stinulants aud
tones without harm, and imparts great
powers Of endurance. The apothecaries
are be-ieged for it everywhere. Large com
p0nies are forming for its manufacture all
ever the world.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11

gvmptoms- intense Itching
and e,inrinv; most at night; worse by
scratching. II allowed TO contine tumors
form. which often bleed AID ulccrate, be-
coming very sore. Swaynes OintmenO
stops the itching aud bleeding, heals ulcer.
alton, and In many cases removes the
tumorn. II IL equally efiicaciuus In curing
All skin Diseases. DR.. Swayne SOU
Proprietors, Philadelphia. Swayncs ONT
men can be obtained Of druggists. Sent oy
mail for so ccntH.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11

There was a man OF our town and he was
wondrous wise. He jumped into a bramble
bush and scratched out both his eyes. And
when lac eaw his eyes were out, with nll his
might and main. He bought a bottle Of
Salvation OIL, and rubbed them In again.
The freight rates Of our trunk lines have
been advanced, but this will have no effect
on the price OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
which is sold at the old price Of 25 cents d.
bottle.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11
STATE OF ONO. Cry OF ToLEDol
IucAE COfTNTy az

LUtAh NOUNIlt 81.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he il
the senior partner Of the firm OF y. j. CHE
NEY d Co., doing business in the city Of To.
ledo, County and State Aforesaid, and that
said firm will pay the sum OF ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for each and every case
oil CATARRH that can not be cured by the
use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day OF peeember. A. ID.
SO. A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halle Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
Gus surfaces OF the system. Send for testi-
monials, free. F. j. CHENEY g. CO.,
Toledo, O.
Hs-Sold by Druggists, rs cents.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11

carry 10 the woods under his arm IN the morning
saw down and Trim trees' cut w tno IoR' a.,
TeIdlnr sawing Machine Co, spi TO sill South Chnal
s,rrst Chicago H.. oncr them at reasonable ra'es
"a snv iamber,nan or farmer with few acres OF
timber can make one save IT, nrst cost IN ineI1
time. send for their ciryuar and form Is,' ~
opinion on tho subject lfyou buy one Ior - 'S's'
muscle and chips will DO economical
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11

A clergyman. after years OF suffering from
The lOathsomc disease, Gatarrh. and vainly
trying every knewn remedy, ~ last found
q prescription which completely cured anu
saved him from death. Any sufferer from
this dreadful disease sending a sell adj
drsnsed stamped envelope 90 Prot. J. A.
Lawrence. 2l2 East 9th St., New York
will receive tho recipe free Of charge.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11
|xoODRAS. SPARE THAT TREE.

"A Sau.,mendinE the folding saving machine repre-.
se We have but ono computation too
Tsetlon Of our already fast disappearing
w Implement 10 truly q triumph Of me-
4 ssnlas and for rapid and satisfactory work,
/ u'eht and ready portability its equal ap-
IN" 70 have been Invented. A man can
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11

In attendance lao students. Fifty Of
whom work their way, and places for
Others. Send for College journal and spec
linen OF penmanship. Address.
RoHRBouGH BRos
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11

No SAFER REMEDY can be had for cough,
and colds, or any trouble OF the throat
than Browns Bronchial Troehes." Pric,
70 cts, Sold only IN boxes.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11

FRFEl-To MERCHANTS oNLG An ele,
can't silver-plated Water Pitcher, frosted
and richiy carved; height - inches, Ad.
S ARM Ate I'd once X. ". TASsiLL & Co., SO
State street. Chicago.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11
LUM BAoo.

q ga why 80 many deYlate from .
#sgyi carriage may be aec' united for In az
wsys AS there are misshapen beings
/ MUSCULAR WEAKNESS.
u a.ck The spinal column is the main.
1 n ihe body, which shliens up the
AZ man or woman, and nature has
4 I'M muscular supports 70 hold Il erect.
TWISTED OUT OF SHAPE.
A.,lons.-Mcn and women recklessly
4 Themselves out Of shape, and the re.
\ \ Inc few standing straight and the
y bending down.
SYMPTOMS.
THOSE which afiliet the back are the
y, iaJdions or subtitle. They come al
wlth0ut warnipgi we rise from sit.
L so,n,re 10 find the back so crippled OF
s1ss 10 cause acute suffering.
TREATMENT.
pub lhe parts afflicted freely with
\ ms on rub hard and vigorously,
/ ,.''snr warmth, and ii the pain is slow
4 ,sld;,,z wrap the parts IN flannel STEPPED
4 a water and wTung out.
81 saa--aas==7=asT7~
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11

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