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~ There is no doubt of this
great remedy's potency. tits no
81 New Discovery, UNI
80 Known and nayhap worth
less, but is familiar to the pub
81 lie for years as the only reliable
remedy for diseases of the Kid
- neys, Liver and Stomach. To
|be we'll, your blood
wi must be pure, and it never
can be pure if the Kidneys, 1.-THE
, only blood purifying organD
20 are diseased.
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FOLLOWING is list of the Governors
of the States, with their politics indi-
Gated, r for Republican and for Demo-
GRAFT
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Nj. Cleveland h.. mover ...n . horss

ITCHING and irrstations Of the skin snd
scalp. burns, scalds, piles, ulcers, poisons,
bites OF ineecte, and all skin diseases, quick
ly cured by Co e's Carbolisalve, the great
skin remedy. 25 and 80 cents 1t druggists
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-07-07
RIM AND II IAN f1E33f;2
10 HosesekeepsssGya6

1oAoefoSkeep0SS0Sa ana
IaSRers.-It u impor-
; taAt that the Soda you
~ should be White and
IuIo saaae - all similar
ahstAnces lsed 70 Z
Tod. To insure OBJ
taining only the '.Arm Il
Hammer" brand Soda,
buy it in pound or
haH pound" cartoons.
vheh bear our name
md tRade-mark, - in
feEise goods are some-
kUassabstitufsd for the
sAH / HanDsf' brand
WHEN bought In bulk.
Parties uaiAg Baking
Powder should Ienem-
bar that IT. sole rising
property consists Of b.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-07-07
DYSPEPSIA.

DIR. RADwAY,S PILLS are q cure
for this complaint They restore strength to the
stomach and enable 1t to perform is functions. The
symptoms Of Dyspepsia disappear, and with them
Take the medicine according to directions and Oh
serve what we say in False and True respecting
diet A few extracts from the many letters we are
constantly receiving:
DR.. A. c. Middlebrook Doravle, Ga: Il use them
IN my practice and family in preference to all other
Pills"
Mrs. Caroline Nonteith. Deer Creek Ind: Il be-
eve my life has been saved by your medicine. Have
plaint."
H. A. Carr, P; NJ Escambia, Ala: BEST Pills he
has ever used"
E. Hummel Boonville, Mo-: Cured him when all
others failed.
Alice Z. Ohaver. Mt. Storm. ". Va: II positively
say that Railways are the best Pills ever had for
Dyspepsia"
~ Sead q letter stamp to DIR. RAILWAY CO.,
No. 8 Wsrrea St.. New York, for False and True
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-07-07

Fred Douglas says Il ct temperate habits
have been his salvation.
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Remarkable Sur&erv

n, II amlcted with sore eyes, use DR.. lsaa'
1nompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. IS
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-07-07

COOP nature should lead in the list of
virtues.
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ill-luck.
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Observation-Disclosures
we oner the man who wants service
lnct styie) q garment that will Keep
him dry IN the hardest storm. It 10
called TOWERS FISH BRAND
SLlCKER," name familiar to every
Cow-Doy all over the land. With them
the only perfect Wind and Waterproof
Coat is .rower's Fish Brand SIicker."
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+%z>,x.+,%iz.,z..E.,z'z.'z.,zs.z
The man who has invested from three
to five dollars in Rubber Coat, and
at his first half hours experience In
. storm finds to his sorrow that It u
hardly better protection than . mos.
quito netting, not only feels chagTined
At being so badly taken in, but also
feels If he does not look exactly like
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AJ
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-07-07

Soh UO48V0 VI 0O08s Ouo
teaspoon fulof the "Arm
/ Mann er" brand Of
Soda mixed with souI
milk equals lsuY tea-
spoonflhs Of the best
Baking Powder, saving
twenty times it, cost
besides being much
healthier, because II
does not con tain any
injurious substaAeeas
such ~ alum, terra abs
ETC., Of which naAyDake
ing Povdsrs are mads.
DaiEymer and EAxnsfs
should use only he.ArD
3 Hammer" brand for
cleaning and keeping
MiIk Pans Sweet and
Clean.
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[iE!E CURE FOR col EuI51IJE]

Maid worth $500 per b. Pstts Eye Savs worth $1,000
uUlu but 10 sold It's ssnts . box By dealers.
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and take no other. Hyour storekeeper
TOWER. 20 Simmons St, Boston. Mass.
'zs's:x.'s.,zzs'xzs.xz.sfI..F.,Tl..s.I!>.z.%.IH
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-07-07

AWRENCF BUSINESS COLLEGE AND ACADE-
my. Largest, Cheapest and Best page illustrated
Acaalogue sent free. Address E. L. McIrary, Supt
renee. Kan.
, 1888-01-07
"a u Q Il o 4 x \ " U $ =

and at one glance classified her amongst
the ancient females who travel the streets
with petitions, setting out their virtues,
their misfortunes, their present needs
with a request for a contribution to keep
them alive. Being very busy, and not in
the best of temper, he told his visitor he
was very sorry he could not give her any
thing, he had relieved a lot Of similar ca
SEES lately, and really he had no time just
now to hear her story. The look on the
visitors face made him pause. "Slr,-l
| an not come begging I belong to a
title Dorcas Society and here is my fifty
dollars which | came to ask you to take
and give us for i; as much cloth as YOU
cam" The boss felt very humble for the
rest of the day -DemerarG AfgOsy.
, 1888-01-07
B R ALL

The Chronicle of Thursday publish
es a statement which looks true, but
which we have not seen confirmed in
any other Journal. According to it's
information, a rising Of the slaves
occurred in the st. Paulo District of
Brazil on October 22nd, the whole
body retiring from the plantations to
the mountains. with their wives aud
children, The mounted police fol-
lowed, but either were defeated by
the slaves, or so far sympathised with
them rs 10 make their attack unreal
, 1888-01-07
MOUNTAIN DEW.
daily Telegraph

To one form of soft impeachment all
candid men with any sense of humour will
promptly confess. 1t is a confession SINH.
lar to that which will prompt the richest
people OH earth to try by fair or other
means to go to the play for nothing; it is
the desire to obtain a valuable article at a
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-02
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
NEW BORAX MINE FOUND.
The Sealing fleet. striking ScaSmen.
Lighthouse Contracts. Fnsn.i-
grafton Hoard Pamphlet.
THE LIGHT HOUSE CONTRACTS
nhc sen,lne Elcet.

The sealing Schooner Triumph
Capt Dan Mclean. his arrived al
Victod3, 3. G., with $500 skins rs tn,
sc sons c8teh. The l,t,le Yes u locke
trm aud neat after her cruise and
made the trip down in II teen days
clos re fad III the Nuy the Triumph
loft Nototia on May 3, bat did not
-uil from tha west cons uuui the 2lb
81 N 81 owing Is III Guilty in secul-
ing Indian hunters. The hunters
comprised eleven Indians aud inc
VI hlas, and one II the latter secure d
$50 50 Is OF the total ceth on
Qhe01 Charlotte islands GG7 sc1's were
iHSen. The wcather MAS very severe
during the whole time ia B hring sos.
Aud on AnRus , tho worst gale ever
known occurred there. It. WIS during
ilis sorm that the whaling vessel,
we're lost.
Several schoopers were rp ken be
fore and after going into tbs sea, The
Merry Ellen on August % had I,H00
seals. While out huniing IA I4diAn
wac accidentally killad hy he huntr
in tlg boat, The luucr liI lis rife
trrGss the thgats, sad IL 81 ld.nl4
disch4ig,d the shot entering the In-
dams sida. He dlol two huars after.
aard and his body was preserved in
sult and landed 1T his home at Acbas.
lot. The Maggie Mac on August Z
bad 6l7 skins and tho Fay0ui,e on
July 70 had ga skins. An Indian
IL. 81 Du tuis vessel from biel, inca
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a Collision Avoided.

Tho Uma0lla arrived ut Viotori !,
Il, G., from San Francisco AMI reports
that while steanling slowly through +
log 100 miles from San Francisco, q
steamers whistle was heard. The
Umltilla whistled the unseen steamer
10 pass TO the starhoard, hut no notice
appeared % be taken by the othoc
vessel, aid in a few minutes she
crossed The bows Of the Umatilla. The
distance between the vessels was less
than fifty feet. An accident WIS
avoided by the captain Of the UNA
tiiia reversing tile engines when the
whistle WAS first hotrd. The Uma-
tilla stepped, and the captain did
everything to save the vessel The
vessel was the steam schooner Green
W oil, Of San Francisco.
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Distinguishod Japanese.

Yoshilomi Hirasa and Nobuquosh
Oi, nat YES OF Japln, on their way to
Toxic, arrived at San Francisco from
The East. Mr.. Hrasn il high Of
fetal in the imperial bureau of agri
culture and commerce at Toxic, and
was educated at an Eogh Ii college
Fourteen months ago he ohiaiuod
leave from Tie japanese government
and made second VISIT to Europe.
Mr. OF is a wealthy rosideut 81
Toxic, and has been in England fen
The purpose Of obtaining machinery
ior tho establishment of cotton miB
IN the city Of Toxic The mill viii
nave 10000 spindles il the enter.
PRISE proves successful
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II Heldenson spent four weeks on
Queen Charlotte islands prospecting
and trading, and exploring for black
cod banks He succeeded in taking
i've or six barrels Of black cod, The
finest fish in the Pacific, in two days.
The weather was very rough, aud tue
fishing was done ia canoe, in 250
fathoms OF water. The cod were To-
Gated without difficulty, aud fish
found 70 be very plentiful. Helden-
son is OF the opinion thlt good bus
mess can be done in deep sea fishing
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-02

womon's shoes, though BE- was never
aecf sol Of stealing anything else q
few years ago he WIS arrested ana
forty or hfty pairs Of women, $ snoe9
and slippers we're recovered. lie had
buried them on The commons, neNr
blast furnace. over slxty pairs o.
women's SHOES ahd Slippers were found
in his hnt IL WIS % veteran q tht
Mrsisal and ciyl wars and VIII b
butied WAN military houor7.
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WOmEN AND MARaIAa;


Old iieps THtt Can 10 Longer ls
sidqrel Popular. II
In almost aIl She recent aiisa N
explain the unpop1larity Of ma
it seems to have been taken iofg n
that women's feelings with ress5 \
il are uniform | IS eertalai f
true, however, that all w0na
waiting with "bate'i breath aal
pering humb,ene-s7 for an str
geons offer Of marriage. Tie Id
Of women are changing, and iA'
ideas ~ 10 women and their g.
functions can no longer be taken
granted. Woman is now a va
and IA think and marriage foI
Gated women IS only one OF mart
sible O equations; and educated
on may be excused il they res'a
the least desirable Of them. 4 8al
who hccam s Il teacher, who
one OF the pr fessions, or takes %
mere nj position lives life Of dg
and freedom. In politics, IN la
ture. in science. in art and IN g
intercourse she has thousand ol
tunltics of distinction and ptl
which would be denied her ii si
came mother. She IS not at
mercy of 4 mans moods and hun
She is not Il nurse and q dradSs h
for all practical purposes
and citizen. She mixes freely
men; she profits by their coa's
ton; she Joins them in Their
ment, and she co-operates win L
in their soeial duties. der 4
is II life Of freedom. variety eng
and resource. Her character 0eesl1
strengthened by the demands v. /.
her; her intellect is enlarged . {
problems she is called upon TO-
and as new and more importanlo'1.
devolye upon her she is qualified ~
cept them with courage and al'sn1 L.
them with skill, in q word, tue Z,
Gated women of to-day prefer ii's., s.,
and the friendship Of men to tae " "
teal slavery Of the marriage -
and in proportion as other oaFee'' n \
opened mp to them it may ee y, y.
said that the attractions OF MAJ. a
will sill further decrease = f'1
Dhtq Press.
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A littie coiord girl in Albany, ca.
is grsdqally tuniag VIII G, the -kiu %
her free and aUns hcing now hIdl
distingn shabte in hue from that Of
Cancatim chli. Her hair too, which
was jon tlJCk, has become white.
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The Oregon cereal exhibit at tie
national encampment o. tne &. \. r.
at Columbus, Oaio, in charge Of Col.
G. &. Duovis oi Portland, i now NJ
place III room ON thu tAifd li'or o.
he First National bank building.
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HosslAN nEsno,
George Kssnaa r,e;., s'''A

a,orx. spofIsL
I have bsso So' raIsr.a' w
friends friends in America vi, laaa, i,
III litborty-loving russian, , =.
9" oi,.s such 4 country s''' ~ = %
might be given d II. Aaaf /.
perhaps the most con'0' ass't
oogent Of them win l. ap'essags
lions ,lqns Sa0-S28oi The Ras. i,,lad
which are as follows. ''''a pa.
SECTION s25. Wha..
fatherland aud enters Eyer l, lssls
foreign Government w ~ 'sr's
sion Of his own Go, s,sass'
comes a subject Of q ,a a'asst
such person. for ,iol, 'v,elga
legiance and his oath IN, ,Va
Of. Of all Lei, ciyll rights and l-s ssa y
the limits Of the omsi' esp !
ne returns, he shall s. Bay ~ l','s
IBERIA for life. ~ e1lsl
SECTION 926. Wbear..
fatherland and does n = lsss
summons OF the Goyerpmss''s a'l
tins disobedience be dsa ,a'
civil rights, and expelled g I,s.'
us OF the empire ioreyer-.',,lI'' Y
In period to be fixed ). ' u
tloh OF q court, he showa ,s'.ll
ooedienoe was due 10 CAM =.
were beyond his control, !, 81
igate ms guilt. Until he ~. s.'''
such proof, he shall h. =, saa
missing. and his properly .b,1a
trolled by the bureau Il p 'a.'l
SECTION 327. Any person oal y
out permission Of the Cove =
without adequate reason lis "
beyond the period hxed by lav
sons OF his station shall siso N, /
ed as missing (literallg "aI..,''|
out news and bis propert, N
taken in charge by the buren, ! n
dianship.
SECTION 1923. Any person vi
suades a subject Of the empir. !.
CRATE to another country ss,lls, 1
ish"d with penal seryitu5e !,
Wet company for not less tb,. =
nor more than eighteen month, !,
banishel to Siberia for Iife.
Under one Of the aboye.o,,..,.
tiens (52G) Turgenlef, whie M
Paris in 1868, was sumuo.J |
Petersburg to answer bstor4 4.
recting Senate for somethipg 4.
had written or said. One can i,
his letters to q friend, ?. Y. ANA,
how humiliating and exa,s,s
obedience was to him, but-As i.
The Government does not ~,
tho right Of Its subjects 10 q /.
or to live abroad without i, j
sion; and ii, therefore, Russi,,s
refuge from oppression ia i,
country, he must face the ros.,
e1patriatitn. outiawry. the los !
the property left behind him, spj,
to Siberia if ho ever returns.
people are willing to separstst
selves for life in this war
friends, relatives. home, counl,T
All that 4 man naturally hoa,
What alternative, then, is left b
oppressed when oppression b.
iuto'erable? They must either d
or fight; and il they are not VIII
submit and are not able, und4
provisions Of this code, to D
tyranny b. peaceful collective b
they VIII inevitably resort to fd
and fight. singly or in small groq
they are nov fighting. uutil thq
Siberia in leg-.e.lers or perish 3
scaifol1. = George n aaqR, IN "a
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-02

The lious' conference report on TIA,
iortiiic1uoHs appropriation bill ha,
oeen adopted
Iaa bill authorizing the postmaster
general 70 pGlehtso Improved Mare
.ocks and keys has been passed by The
Hoasc.
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The wost-b ,uad express train was
stopped by three mtsked men 1T
Park rs A. T. They did not get any
ding. A reward OF ri 800 Is offered
Tor lneir capture, and Wells, Fargo
will iuorcas the amount.
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John Kaufman, aged about sixty
years, was found dead at Brazil, Iud
having di d OF 4 brnin disorder. lie
was AN eccentric character, and had
an uncomfortable mania for stealing
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-02
Death Of thc eldest Graduate Oh
west 4'GEna.

Col. Edward 6 Batter, the oldes
grlduale OF West Poiu', died at st
Louis. He was born il Tenn ee ia
1893 aud admitted to West Point IN
1916. lie served under Gea. Taylor
IN the Mexican war.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-02

-Madam-"Cm you cook chlora
croquettes?' Cook Yes, madam,
Madam-"Can Won make q hashecs,l
omeietteP" Cook-"Yes. madam.
Madam-"Do you speak Eoiapuk?'
Cook-"Fluently." Madam-"Well,I
think YOU viii do. - lid Bits.
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MARKET REPORT.

c,,..,. ~.
RE- iAH'H VUo-N ''''' 81
~, 90 p,
WHEAT Vdiey' 'o@fl -
Walla Walie, II z0@ 80
u d, toal 1ol
ia x ih - " o,og57 ~
, oc-so =,
"a - Mining 'o@''. ''''' -
ur,.
TIA -b'ieo' ~ I" P'''
srrn .o,.. d.. tlate. Tin,
~, ',nt ni iIa' Vd Cl',., llmi5c
,rnt,e 30. pm. "a oo
J., + ~ n D, 90 75
country "i"''o' 20 '''
race--por zion 95c
o5i ,iai.l.d o6025. ;,fe,;,o
'-o .I' ,ln9i
''''''' '''s -''
CuEESE-E4tern. lGm20o; Ore
g,n 14ml6. California. l44c.
vrGErAnlES-- Reets n.r saek
81 50: ca6b1gr, por d., 2fe. carrots
,,lr ri 25: l. ttnco nrr ioz 70
inions ~ 90. potatoes, nor 100 lbs
t0@50c ra,iisbcs ner d.,z I'm 20r
''i'''"' ~ '''' ~
uoNrY-L, co,b ns,. n ~, i
.'i''''"'' 3 ~ ''''' ~ - -"
P0rLTEY CHICK os ncr don
"a 0o1, G 90; On. h. per doz NC Goa
%; geese 70 ooGs0 ooi turkeys
per io'' iz4a'
pDn,,,e,ove o. , ,,I
! ~ ~ =, ~ " ,p, 10 ''''',s' -
per L. Ll2s'''"' i''g i'2T.' II 'gfl,
~ ln ,''i.,'s' ",Soon' ~, PEI ~ ieVh
~ iY'9 i1s,, h'1 Fat ''1U' iVe9 i'2o' PEI
~ oieo0'' iV20'
GREEN Fruits Aa.Joe . IN
~ 81. S;.;i, ion@,n, r. aooG fn
, - ~ 5oa5 en-. ! w 9 49, -
~ oo. "'f, ga a. w w. ~ % 'i'e'
, ~ w i, Ok ''''' V' ~ -'Ae"i ''l'''
WAN - 80
DRIED fkCIIS-Sun dried ~ /
P,o7' - per 10 'h"chi4e ai'o'1 io@ I
nc; pr ,n ess pIpms' 49, Italian
raisiue, " 1902 80.
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PERSONAL AND lMpgRsoNAL.

-Cbanr Yen Hon Chinese ,ti,,;-
ter at WASHINGTON is fanons If bn,no
" 80 ~ "7"i' = l'iI' - IdlilouS III nome
Tor his possession of a magnificent pal
ace and extensive gardens, filed with
rare plants.
Bismarck took sixteen drinks Of
whisky while making his recent great
speech. Beaconsliell used to drink 81
bottle or two of champagne before an
important oratorieal effort.
Prof. w. R. Brooks Of Pbalns NJ
Y, the astronomer who makes a stndv
of the sun-spots a speciality, has been
elected q fellow Of the ROYAL Astro-
nomical Society of ENGLAND in racor,;-
ton of his astronomical discoveries
Charles Stewart ParneIl stands six
feet high in his stoctin@s anJ = ' aa
straight as his moto,waI orandf,tha ~
the famous Admiral Cba,les So $50 >
"OlI f.ang;-1 - u - o''"'ieA stewart
his latest interviewer in tbe An ani,, -
ment Of good health.
A noted physician rooriros ~;
shoemaker to l5ocn. n,;,af - 49, ms
in advance A. sna, - 7,i',;'9 .i'''''e
liycred another i nnt IN ,r ,,,, = We e
manufacture SO that tbo da ,oegsS .,
have them whom be i raad ,V ~, -, may
He is imo,tiept ~ aal.I. ~ 'i''ii''
-Uorace p1sfna1I -.
Graduate of A,nLarst ! C ,,,to", VINO Is a
Gently arbiavoJ .,ma,t > LS mas re-
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A neE pump for higa service ba
been shipped from Lockport, New
70 k, .er the Portland Wafer Wo.ks.
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EGR!CULT U2EL.


.t..
A man near Bong ", We, Is o. ~
the experimental E5alunE "iP o. !" +
into vine tree, IL W"h'" '' '''s
| pineapll S.
produe Of on'um. Sixteen p.''''
III produce an ounce, a a''a 'l AXE y
popri1s viii yield @iV'o "'I'" "
opium.
Tn, whole value Of fences in tn
IT it.d STATES NAV I've set down -
~ 900 $50 000 and it, costs $3.50 COO
| $50 annually to keep them in repair
-,
Cusp faal'nes 'fe a. ." ''.'D . ""
rtpdly' IA y sj"u'o ""Fe i'i,' "
soil lrea from stone or sf1vei' q
come isrge enough, for the long
thoy shall rensin in the ground tn,
loss le.jrable will ,huy be, as they
become touch with age.
n .t;., a,;.o - ,o,:..s1.
/" i'i.';'iy On .''' M .r, ii, -, !.
oi 100 .. .'... ~ ,,.,,, .l.n H. i,
'n w., 10y" o'io ~ - ''' n
i',Si Pi'' n n 'u'i, ~ - ,.has ~,
~ a.. ~ a." ''1,r !, o1. = .,;ll
~ w. '
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,o mh1''h Thomas, the poet, is vo,.,,
favor 5g, 'o I'm, IN distributing her poefiS
, tI,",' among her friends, writipo o',io
'nem directly, and witbon. T ttS to
Of ,be 'onaemplate gathering up sons sons
lished. having them pub
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~ .A1 convenience ut house
Neepars a sd or datiron has been in
ZEN, 1 which makes use Of the princi-
pie Of expansion Of metals by heat to
ing small bell when the iron is hot
chou'h to iron clothes with.
deer are seen nearly every dav in
the vicinity of Bangor, Me. and seem
to be gaining confidence in man 4
me specimen was seen grazing in a
pasture few days ago by a man driv.
ing past and the animal did nor laara
Mt his approach.
Expert riders say there is really
no "lady's horse" as any GOOD horse
Is as much suited to a skfIlnl fe,no1a
ilaer as to man. Certain kinds ~
lofses are best suited to certain l5inds
u ri,'eF9' men or women, that is all,
"A &astronomic novelty at a recent
olnner given by a member Of a bnntinr
Gun was young fox standinr aInon9
lliSh grasses. Tho fox was formed ~
turkey boned aud jellies. the sbadinn
VI 'ne animal being done by the darker
meat, and the high grasses wora aa ,,u'
posed OF the different kinds of sal.ds
"A pittsburgh man said That ;. cor.
'din woman was "sourer than vi,oo,o,, "
' ,l,, II cost him two hundred and fftv
G u. to settle the case. The widor
'run ! feel hurt at all, but she said
, rt9 u De doggonod il she could bove
i1I as She is spoke abused aftor
that fashion. '''' "''er
,no MlG ENGLAND these is just spacs
enough between the EDGE Of tho ~ ran
,oao station platform ana the fon I
boards OF the PASSENGER cars 70 rat or
r ,,,m,'y Traveller fall between aud bo
round ( to pieces by the movinr t@,i D0
a, ''''1ent or two has hapn,ned on1
.orm n y I'', oi,, has begun ia favor Of ro.
oIalr,.ns ''' ,y ,he footboards or the
' 'n''1-o''n5. In America, tic rofo5,n
lapocn." could not {
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-02

To prevent birls, mice or fqnirreE
'lon pull ing up seed corn until II
shall have become warm then stir H.
it'll pine tar uutil every grain shtil
ne cost d. n " mix pss ser, ashes r
fine Garth to dry off die corn, It will
Jhus he IN condition to be p inted
by machine or hand.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-02

Crisp fadlsbes are ia Sc that SroN
pldly. Til y sJouid have rich, Il e
soil, lfe- from stones or aflvel d
tie rows should be kept cieln. Use
them at any I'm after they have ho-
come large enough, for the long
they shall renlsin in the ground 'h'
less esirable Will th.y be, as they
oeeome tough with age.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-02

BUTTER-Fancy rcll, per pound
25c.; picked, 20@25c.; inferior
trade, l5@25-.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-02

VEGETABLES Beets, per sack
81 50; cabbage, per d., 2fe.; carrots
per SIX, ~ IS; lettnce, pr doz. 20.
onions III 90; potatoes, per 100 lbs
40@50c. radi,hcs, per doz., i5@ Doc.
rhubarb, per To-, &c.