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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02
oscar wlldes baby is the imac, ~ ;+.,..

oscar Wlldes baby is the image of ;ts ham
hful mother Mrs. Wilde's recention droSsa,
are always designed by her husband. but She
OBJECTS to his taste in bonnets
NJ. Grevy's age is a disputed matter and
The ex-president himself does not know ON
authority says he was born IN 1913. another
In 1907, and Vaperau gives 1880.
The full name and title of "Owen Nora
uith, who succeeds Lord Lyons as British
ambassador at Paris, is the Right Honora hla
Edward Robert Lytton Bulwer Lytton. G. q
b., u. c. s. L., c. l, +.
E1- Minister Taylor, tho colored dip,omo :
who recently returned from Liberia is in
washington obtaining subscriptions for a
Democratic newspaper for the negro race
which he is about to publish.
Mr.. W. II. Gladstone announces r., ,bo
world that he has personally assumed chargs
OF the sale Of chips from trees cut down bv
his father, and purchasers may therefore he
assured Of the genuinaness of the nrsc;ons
tokens
One Of the handsomest residences IN C,;
Cages fashionable Michigan avenue is occn.
Pied oy GEORGE Hankins, the noted gambler
IL Is OF imposing appearance, is finished with
elegance and taste and is one of the srs,
private houses pointed out to strangers
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02
We generally think or minera,s

we generally think OF minerals as dead
Jumps of inactive matter. But thew mav h.
said TO be alive, creatures of vital pulsations
ana separated INTO individuals as distinct as
the pines in forest or the tigers in the iung,e
The dispositions of crystals are as diverse os
those OF animals. They throb with unseey,
currents OF energy. They grow in size as
long as they have opportunity. They can be
dog. A strong electric shock discbarrad
through a crystal will decompose it very
rapidly II 1t IS of soft structure, causing the
particles to gradually disintegrate in the re.
verse order from its growth until the poor
thing lies In dead, shapeless ruin. It is true
the crystals life is unlike that Of bicbar
creatures. But the difference between yege-
sipfe ana animal life is no greater than that
between mineral and vegetable life. Linpmus
.he great Swedish naturalist, defined the
snree Kingdoms by saying: "Stones grow
plants grow and feel; animals grow and fol
and move."-Wide Awake, '
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02
A Fat Woman,s COMPLIANT.

There is a fortune for anybody who viii
start Fat Woman's Journal" said a
woman who weighed more than 200 pounds;
''or II you want to be more euphenistic and
euphonious, fashion magazine and christen
IL A La Jolie Embonpointe.' In this there
shouldn't be fashion or fashion plate that
did not pertain to woman weighing at least
It's pounds-and upward, as they say in the
cheap stores At present you can't find a
fashion plate that does not represent slender
long wasted woman. For this sylph every
thing is designed-gowns, wraps, bonnets. 1t
Is impossible to find anything intended for
large women Apparently nobody gives us
any consideration, and we clothe ourselves
~ 1t were, by faith.
sit Is absurd, continued the lady, "for the
tact is well established that American women
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02
FOuntainless Landau

London is fountainless city. 1t il not for
want OF urging; we have before now pointed
OUT That there are many hooks and corners in
London which would be almost beautined by
the addition of little water in an orna,nen.
al form. We have, Of course, the Trafalgar
square squirts, but they are only apologies
Tor fountains. We want something really
beautiful and refreshing to the eye, not that
miserable sort of thing which has given the
nickname OF Squirt square, to the space be-
una the Town hall in Birmingham. Foun-
calns can be made per SO attractive BY the
mere arrangement of water.-London Globe,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02
IN A kocHA RESTAURANT.
"a Eating House Where Hebrew Epi
cures Congregate--Sonse Cheap Places.

a., ra,tor u,use Vhere Uebrew Fvs.
..... .o,,yr,gate--sou,e Cheap Phases.
80. uahr.yv word s;g,i,vir,
| -. ~, a.l,o,h. ,astaurant is ono yyhora
,sa Mosaic law reoarding the prenaration OF
~ ~ el,s,,-,,sd 70 tho lettar There ara GOV.
- 81 ,heso nlaces In New York all Of them
-oi, ,'atroniyeJ for n strictly ortbodox Law
ssldop, sats elsewhere away from his own
tah,e
Tha Delmopico Of the Israelites il To,stic
pis rastnnrant Is ON Mercer street. In the
haart of tha drv Goods district. and his chef
70 a Garman lew Here at midday tho
uaaItby Hebrews of the vicinity cenoresate
s,r luncheon For forty cents an admirable
,-aol 10 s,rved In tbe German stvle of cool.
I'M, II consists of several courses. barlev
or chicken SOM. boiled beef or hamburger
teak with fried potatoes and sauerkra,,t.
with salad. and a compote of prunes and
rais;,., or some delicate pastry. A dish OF
the choicest f,uit and n lar of celery stands
always ON the table. A small cup of blacl,
cofFee committees the meal No butter is
served with the bread No milk or milk
product is allowed in the restaurant. the
Mosaic law exnresslv forbiddino The eating
IF mill, and meat in any form at the same
time For this reason the Jew drinks his
coffee clear or abstains from it altogether.
At MONDAY Lustip's is ALWAYS crowded
with Hebrews of n distinctiyely German
type. A spirit of jollity pervades the place.
and for a time all Thought of business il cast
aside. This is especiallv true on feast days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02
GIRLS WHO LOVE TO DANCE.
They Pay Now Band Three Times 4
Week and Defy Their Employers.

They Pay Now Band Three Times a
Week and Defy Their Employers.
The factory whistles were sending forth
the shrill shrieks with which they daily re-
cord and welcome the noon hour, when
four itinerant musicians hurried out of a
Second avenue elevated railroad train at
Forty second street. and almost fell head
long down the long stairway that leads to
the street. The smallest member of the
group carried a bass tuba nearly as large
as himself and was the first to reach terra
firma Needless of the progress of his fell
lows he ran toward Third avenue as fast as
his short, fat legs would carry him, and
finally stopped before big four story brick
factory. To unsling his battered instrumen,
was tho work of moment, and before any
one of the others of the quartette arrived
he was at work sending forth the deep
heavy tones of an obligato on the theme,
"Johnny Get Your Gun. ~
Presently the big man with the yellow
clarinet came up and taking up the melody
distended his fat cheeks, until, as bystander
remarked he looked like full moon in n
fit. The alto hcu and cornet players fol-
lowed close behind the clarinet, and while 8
crowd of young girls trooped out of the
building the band played "Stick to Your
for Her. and other selections of the same
class For twenty minutes or more was thu
footing and screeching continued, and then
the musicians gathered themselves up and
started down the street. Not penny had
they received, nor had they tried to collect
anything. What, then, meant this mid lay
concertl Inquiry developed the fact that
the band played in front Of the building
three times a week and was paid By the
girls employed in the place once a month.
While the music played in the street the
girls danced in tho factory, and in this way
defied a rule of the establishment that no
concortina or flutina music would be per-
mitted in the shop during the noon hour
"We used to have a foreman who played
the accordion for us TO dance by every
noon, " said one of tho girls, "but he was
discharged and music was forbidden in the
place. Where there's will, though, there's
a way, and now we dance to the music of
Zartowslli's band instead of the accordion
The boss can't prevent Zartowski from
playing in the street, you know. When
Zartowski has a picnic or Turn Verein en-
tertainment to play for, he sends up a hand
organ in place of his band New York
Mail and Express
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

1t was in 1879 that this primary scnooh !. A.
Paris were brought under lay influence -, ~
that time, out of $50 communal scnoo'' :. .
were diverted by the Roman church - D.r,
years time those had all Disappeared eA'. y,
about twenty. Such, however, has pesu .s IA,
industry of the church in the inter'a ' ou
the Catholics of the capital have openea as an
schools, which are attended by nioi'
10000 children.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

nave ,vsp tne approach or scrawniness. Go
where you will, at least among the leisure
classes, and you will find the large proportion
of women broad shouldered, well developed
and q generous overflow of figure And We
are worth considering. There is a fortune in
avoirdupois for whoever is far enough sighted
to perceive it. Send out the prospectus "A
Ia Jolie Embonpointe' or the Fat Woman's
Journal and see how quickly we will rally to
its support from every part of the land. ~
New York Evening Sun
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

IL Is surprising to be told, as we arc by q
writer who is an experienced yachtsman, that
DARK tanned sails are much more easily dis
tlnSushed at night than are white ones The
same remark holds true of buoys, which are
SEGA against the water and not against the
SKY. In their case, black can be seen farther
ana moro distinctly than white in the night
'iIne.-Youths Companion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02
The Noted Novelist.

Miss Braddon is tall and broau s air,sback
ed, but not stout, her constant hors - Ms.
exercise keeping down any eH NH brown
sue; she has pleasant features ny Of gray,
eyes, hair without much trace wear
and dresses handsomely, some'li''s -
Ing very beautiful diamonds
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

A New York lawyer whose professional
duties are exacting declares that sparrina
is an exercise unfit for man who makes
his living by his brains, because it sub
jects him to blows on the head, which are
as injurious to the apparatus of thought
DIS knocks are to delicately constructed
watch. He prefers fencing.-The Argo-
uaut,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

Young Woman lat Central park men
lgeriel-And what is the name of that odd
looking bird, papa?
fapa-Ihat is Stork, my dear.
Young Woman (Surprisecl) Are YOU
sure have always supposed that storks
havo but one leg.-New York Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

To prevent pie juices from running out In
the oven, make little opening in the upper
crust and insert little roll of brown paper
perpendicularly. The steam will escape from
1T as from chimney, and all the juice will
be retained in the pie
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

A starch superior to gloss starch for calico
and chambrey can be made Of tiour, by wet
ting tho flour up with very warm water a
day before you need the starch; add boiling
water and cook when you want to use il.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

1t Is said that in canning fruit, after the
jar Is filled, ii the fruit is stirred with q
spoon that reaches the bottom Of tho jar un-
til all the air bubbles rise to tho top the con.
tents will never mold on top.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

For bunions get five cents worth Of salt
peter and put it into bottle with sufficient
olive oil to nearly dissolve it; shake up well
and rub the inflamed joints night and morn
ing, and more frequently if painful.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

A Boston lady says that Kate Greenaway
and her picturesque drawings in childrens
books are responsible for more absurdity and
discomfort in children's clothing than any
body Is aware of.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

One can save all the bread scraps by dry.
ing them in the stove, then with the rolling
pm they can be crushed for buildings, toma,
toes and SOUP.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

The best way to fry apples Is to half them,
remove core, put some butter In frying pan
and put In the halves, the cut side down;
then add little water and let them boil dry,
then fry.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

Try the experiment of finding out what
boys know, and what they don't know. Holp
them TO do a little thinking for themselves,
and SEQ how quickly they will acquire more
knowledge, and use it intellgently for your
benefit
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

To take grease spots out of clothing wet
thoroughly in ammonia water, then lay
white soft paper over it and iron with q hot
iron.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

To keep moths out of closets, clothes and
carpets, take green tansy. 1t is better be.
fore it goes to seed. Put it around the edges
OF carpets and hang it up in closets where
WOODEN clothes are hung, and no moth will
ever como where it is
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-02

| III the professions, and as preparation for
business, too many years of schooling waste a
dation for fortune while he is fooing with
the Greek particle" Detroit News
To prevent pie juices from running out In
the oven, make little opening in the upper
crust and insert little roll of brown paper
perpendicularly. The steam will escape from
it as from a chimney, and all the juice will
be retained in the pie.
Try the experiment of finding out what
boys know, and what they don't know Holp
them to do a little thinking for themselves,
and SEQ how quickly they will acquire more
knowledge, and use it intelligently for your
benefit.
To keep moths out of closets, clothes and
carpets, take green tansy. 1t is better be.
fore it goes to seed. Put it around the edges
OF carpets and hang it up in closets where
WOODEN clothes are hung, and no moth will
ever como where it is.
For bunions get five cents worth Of salt
peter and put it into bottle with sufficient
olive oil to nearly dissolve it; shake up well
and rub the infamed joints night and morn
ing, and more frequentl, if painful
A starch superior to gloss starch for calico
and chambrey can be made of flour, by wet
ting tho flour up with very warm water
day before you need the starch; add boiling
water and cook when you want to use it.
II Is said that In canning fruit, after the
jar Is filled, ii the fruit is stirred with
spoon that reaches the bottom Of the lar un.
I'll all the air bubbles rise to tho top the con-
tents Will never mold on top.
A Boston lady says that Kate Greenaway
and her picturesque drawings in childrens
books are responsible for more absurdity and
discomfort in children's clothing than any
body Is aware Of
The best way to fry apples Is to half them,
remove core, put some butter In frying pan
and put in the halves, tho cut side down; !
then add little water and let them boil dry, |
then fry.
To take grease spots out of clothing wet |
thoroughly in ammonia water, then lay
white soft paper over it and iron with q hot |
iron. |
One can save all the bread scraps by dry |
ing them in the stove, then with the rolling /
pm they can be crushed for euddinps tomar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-04-19
Il. D.

neutrality-suspicious. s@eiebe treiben
INNER id5ner Blitben. SEPT iinb in
Ses Mo,nes brei gonltabler, 8otts
Samifton uno Yieree, unter Der Gnflase,
8eitednnsen ansenommen 81 baben,
perbaftet tuorben. Die rSerren" broben
baB iie, ioute man ibnen bic Sole ~
beiB MAIDEN, gntbalunsen, bic Den 8ai
ieriimpeln nidt ansenebm iein f0nnen
MAIDEN tuiiroen uno es 1T bic M6ali1'
felt nidt ausgeiblofen, .baB man iebt
bic Qnseflasten rubis ibrer @eae sebeu
laiien mirb.
*slm Montas Mittas baben bic sc
8rauereien Der Stabt Nem gorf, ibr.
Ebaren aeidlofien, unb 5000 Menider
iino in Solse beiien ~itelenlos. Die
8rauer Iinb entidloiien, ben san5er
CONNER, tuenn es iein mub, aussubal,
ten, ebenio entidloiien ibeinen bic Gr'
better 81 iein. @ubeii6runsen iiuo bic
iest nidt porsefommen.
8on benz beutl6en Rationalabse
orbneten Grmantraut BON 9enniplpanter
uno ieiner nmfebr sur Tarifreferm tpirt
bon @aibiustou beittmmt ueriidert, baf
er bas 8anoanz 2aser perlafen babe
fir bic Wiqsbia ftimmen, unb fortar
nit ber Nsminlitration seben ueroe
Seine Seinbe iasen, er babe es fir Der
SOD, baB er Die Wieoerernennuns uni
Babl in ieinem 9iitriet ni6t erbalte
auf bic Grnennuns fir Elm 8unoesami
abseieben. Der @eredte muB iteis pie
leiben.
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@te es tn Serltn austebt,

g,9entbIml,d1ter Nrt tuaren bic Sc.
legramme, bic uus Der &absliunse in
lester ISOLDE iber bas gerbdltniB bes
neuen 8ailers unb bes e~iiernen Siiriten
sufommen lief. 9a betBt es, Sismard
1T nidt mebr; als feline perme,ntliden
Nadfolser wuroen senannt BON &os
senba6 uno BON Sobenlobe; Spiiden
&aiierin unb 8ismard bGtte fi6 etne
8luft se6fnet, bic nidt Sn lberbriden
Jet. 2aiien mir iebt berartise bl6biins
r,ise Telesramme bur6 8eitunssnah.
.rihten aus benz alten gaterlanbe tpibers
berlesen, uno mir tperben bann ben Gun
geidbren Stanb ber Sa6e in Berlin me.
nisStens ri6t,s baben. 9ie r8oit" be.
ridtet, bas bic &aiIerin ont Sdluiie ib>
rer lanseu 8eipre6uns NIT 8ismard
beibe Sdnoe bes &ansler ersrifen unb
gelast babe: sd opfere meine Gpbs
ter auf benz Nltare bes gaterlanbes."
Gin anberer 8eri6t iast. baB 8ismard
Dor Der unterrebuns NIT Der aaiier,n
ben Safer in aller Sorm I'm, feline Gut
lafiuns sebeten, bieier aber bas @eiub
abselebnt babe.--Sreiberr BON &ossen.
bad nib in karlsruhe cine balbanttliz
DIE @rfliruns peranlaiien, NORM in Ib.
reee seitellt mirb, baB er irsenb tuelde
peri6nli6e Nn!prii6e auf Elm bObes Nmt
erb6be, unb stpar ielbft nibt in benz
Sale BON 8ismards 8idtritt. 8ogaen.
bad bat BET ieoer @elesenbeit bic Notbs
tuenbisteit Der grbaltuns 8ismards an
ber Spite Der 2eituns BET &ei6sanse.
l~esenbeiten idarf bstOnt. -Sirit Soben:
lobe, Der Stabtbalter bon gl5aS. 2otbrins
gen, bat auf bic Gnfrase, Of er aeneist
iein tuirbe, 8isma,ds Nadfolger i'm
8ansleramte sl iuerben, aus,usidenb &C.
antportet. Die rNorobeutide 2lae=
meme 3eituns" iagt iiber BITE Nnsriffe
Der fOrtihrittlihen 8latter aufBismard
tpesen beiien, tu,e ie es nennen, Offisi6=
ier ginmiiGuns IN Nnselesenbeiien Der
faiierltden 5amilie To1senbes: golde
unterftellunsen MAIDEN auf ben Gaiier
Sriebri9 ebenio tuenis ginbrud, tpie
dbnlide fribere abipredenbe Bemerfun.
gen aug berielben Duele auf ben Der
itorbenen Batter. Jurit Bismard TT bon
8eiben gum &an5ler bes beutiden 2eis
Dies ernannt tuorben. bamit fie BON ibm
mad beiiem @iiien uub @eipifen unb
inter ppDer 8eranttportfihfeit berathen
tuerben. Sie baben ntentala einen Spei.
fel BARN seiest, baB 8ismard iber bic
Sntereiien ber faiierli1eu 9pnaftie
ebenio aufmerfiam maden iuerbe, tuie
ii6er be oes san5en 2anbes. 9ieies
8ertrauen ftebt Der 5rase sanS fern, Ob
Der 9ansler Der eriie Winifter bletbt
ooer nidt. gs tuiir6e ibm Der 8ooen
entsusen, tuenrt es fir mBslib aebalten
uiroe, boB Der aanaler feline 8ersans
senbeit 2iisen ftrafen unb benz &aiier
seseniiber unebrli6 banbeln f6nnte, nm
i'm Gnte ~ bleiben.
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4 gOr elmer sroBen geriammGuna in

4 Dor elmer sroBen 8eriammfung in
Jamestown, Dat, bieIt. $. s. 2onfs,
8rdlibent Der totasSarmer<Gnians
einen Yprtras, in benz CT Die gtabliruns
BON Glenatoren ieitens Der Nqians tparni
b%efiriportete. &ebner bemerfte, bab ii1
gegenpdrtig in Oafota uno Miuneiota
SO FOLDER gleuatoren in Operation be,
fdnben; bis gum Serbit bieies Sobres
uiiroe ibre 8abl ouf 800 seitiesen iein.
ueber eisentbimtide Salsabidnei
oerei, last it'd bic nDeutide 3eituns"
in Sisur Soils, 9af., allo aus: bic
Wietbe fiir Bobnbduier in unierer Stabt
1T in lesterer 8eit 70 in bic S6he sez
idraubt morben, bnB bic 2eute, bic IN
Wietbshduiern tuobnen miiiIen; tie faum
erihpinsen f6nnen. Gs iou 8obnbdus
fer seben, oeren san,e Serits0tunsstoiten
nidt mebr dig $500 uno $500 betragen
haben, bic monatli6 $40 Mieibe brinsen.
Das lift idon mebr Salsabidneioerei,
als ionit etrpas.
Der Winneista SluB bat bic nobe
Der fleinen Station WiuneIpta 5als
belesene, unsefdbr 200 SUB lange unb
iber 60 SUB hobe giienbabn8r iide I'm:
ternaibeu uno u~ufabrbar sema6t.
Sober 5radtuerfebr 1T idun ieit siuisen
Taaeu a%ufsebobeu, Die Suiiasierslae
seheu biz Su beioeu Seiten Der aefabrs
orobenoen Stele. Gs ,u,ro nod mebs
rere Gage. beoor Der unsehincerte Ser
febr wieoer bersefteut lit. Gas 8aiisr
lift i'm Suaen besrifeu.
Ser bemocratii6e gonpent bon
Hormar County, in slea ON 14ten
ueriammelt, tpdblte beu Ndtb. Gbarles
Canning uno 9. 8. gbUrpe gu Nbscore.
neten Der Transformation. Ser,
Gaming 1T Siceprdiibent Der staats
NQianS Der Sdrmer uno fir gleuelanb
unb S1effer. Seiu 8rpsram 1T, oaf
Die SarmerszNaiance cine StaatscOn
oentipn abbalte, albert Sdeffer fin
Gpuoerneur uumiuire, unb fir Die 9o'
mination bic SutbeiBun9 oes democratic
iden Siaatsconuent erlange.
gon Wilmot 9af., wirb beridtet
Die &esieruns tuirb 1000 8uidel
Saatweisen unter bic SihetonsJnbia
net oertbeilen.
Stp6lf Mstlen iibli6 bon Suron
Safota, bat lebten S%pnnabeni
Elm Brairiefeuer srosen Snaoen anse'
ridtet. Dem Sarmer 8alter &atior
uerbrannten IA Stiid 8ieb uno ieirt
eetreibe:g orrdtbe. Iud bic Sarme,
BON gbs. Morie unb Ebomas 9aptoior
uurben bebeuteno beSdGoiot.