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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-03
'oouSAND AND FIVE DOL
LARS DRAWN.

l, h'1, ~ Aeaeon is the lucky man
i, IV,a one-tenth of ticket No. 50 ,36S
s y ureW the Second Capital Prize
M, wv from the monthly drawing
L. ut ;, louisiana State Lottery Com
L ba November Sth. Mr.. Meacon
III u Two other tickets, one of
sI.o u[e% - %, the other a blank.
htn,s Informs us that it was his first
| M \, ms comes as God send
In a' Meacon as he was depending
-S H daIly labor to support his fam,
Rsbn MS former residence was in
,b,r The night before he was
h. 4 a ms household goods to this
ing. Iai 'e occurred and burned every
i wing : him without ANYTHING.
u manv worthy ry and exemplary man,
pd Iurl Trends lei here rejoice at his
b 8. A-Elwood Qnd.) Free Press,
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ADVICE 10 COEs1KPuYEa

On the appearance of the first rnptorns
as general debility, loss Of appetite, pal
'or, chilly sensatsons, followed by nj chr
sFeats an cough prompt measures for
relief should be taken. Consumption is
serofnlous disease of the lungs Wherefore
use the great anti-scrofuis, or blood puri-
iler ard ssreugth-restorer-Dr Pieree's
Golden Medical Dissolve " Superior 10
cod liver oil as nutritive, and unsur-
passed as a pectoral. For weak lungs
splitting Of blood and kindred affections.
it has no equal Sold ny druggists the
world over. For DIR. Pierce's treatise on
consumption, SEMI 10 cents In stamps TO
Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso .fation.
f63 Main Street, Buffalo, y. Y.
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WHITMAN COLLEGE

College and Scientific Courses, Norm ii
Course, College Preparatory Course, Bust
ness Course. Conservatory of Music, Mod
ern Languages, Arts, Boa I'd ny depart
ment. spring Term beg in> VI "A re h
2. Is... Has two good buildings, Twelve
Teachers. Library aud apparatus. For
Catalogue or admission, address: 4. J
ANDERSON, President, W ALA Walla, W.T..
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All diseases Of the Throat and Lungs can be
eure4 By the Use Of seofts Emulsion AZ ID
contains the healing virtues OF God Liver OIL
and Hypopaoephites ia their fullest form, r. a.
o-autIu ri creamy Emulsion, Dal4tabie al milk
easily sige$ted- and can be taken bT the n1ss,
delicate. Please read: Il coEsider scott !
Emulsion the remedy par-exeeiIeuce in Tuher-
culous snd -trBnioas A ffeetI0ns, to say NOTHING,
Of ordinary colds ard throat tsoElfsIes w IL
CoNggLL- VI. d.. Manchester. o.
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Do N0T THINK FoR a x0aEyr

that catarrh will in time wear out. The
theory is false. Men try to believe it be-
cause it would be pleasant if true, but it is
not, as all know. Do not let an acute al
ack of cold in the head remain unsub-
dued- 1t is liable to develop into catarrh
\ on can rid yourself of the cold and avoid
all chance Of catarrh by using DIR. Sage
Catarrh Remedy. If already afflicted rid
yourself Of this troublesome disease speed
lily by he same means. At all druggists
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-03

The unusually large number of young
men who have been committed to the
State Insane Asylum Of Michigan In the
last year and half has led to the digcov-
cry that almost ali 81 thsse smoked Gig
arettes TO exI ess
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WHEAT VARIETIES.


M agricultural College.
Inc experiments made on wheat a,
the Michigan Agricultural College last
season will not only interest whea,
growers hnt be Of money value 10 them
rs large variety Of this cereal was
tested. The Clawson was sown
upon reclaimed tamarack swami
ana was more injured by the drought
thah wheat so@a upon heavier land
IL produced great growth Of straw
Which gave shrunken gpain 90 busb-
e's per acre.. being injured badly by
the fly. Four acres were sown r. Ma
TINS amber with different amounts of
seeds to each measured acre. The
yield is half busl1el more nor acre
from five peeks than from an mere sovn
win six pecks, and II bushels Of clean
seed appears to be the right a,aonat ON
well prepared soil. Rogers amb.r
COVE 263 bushels and Champion amber
nearly 30 bushels. The following
speaks Of the condition of the varieties
at the opening of winter Deccmber Al.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-03

-raper wIndow-gIsss is now said IN
be an assured fact. As described: "A
window-pane is made of white paper,
manufactured from cotton or linen,
snd modified by chemical action,
Afterward the paper is dipped in a
preparation of camphor aud alcohol.
which makes it like parchment From
this point it can be nodded and cut
into remarkably tough sheets entirely
transparent. and it can be dyed with
almost the whole of the aniline colors.
the result being a transparent shees.
showing far more vivid hues than the
best glass exhibits. "-PGblna ontfiAia
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GOT THEIR MONEY.

Il 'fi1iih
lAentlon was made in recent issue
l'he Times of the TACT that Jim Ba-
and Sam Macarthur had drawn
RWn The Louisiana State Lottery.
n Thursday the money was re-
Ned through the Missoula National
nS' and turned over to the lucky
sCeN OF the ticket. The bows did
l Aao" but that there might be a
4 somewhere, and were natu-
n restless until the money came
Y was placed to their credit in the
=, Inc Louisiana State Lottery
j s S.god the test of years, and is just
.s0Id and reliable as any concern in
country We believe the draw
4 are absolutely fair and that the
H. i conducted as honestly and
1 +.aoly as any other business. We
I, ,a'orned that three or four other
IT,, ~ p'izes We're secured by Missoula
M s'S :. AZ !, the last drawing. Another
/. VI the capital prize of $4,000
~s@n by William Poad of the
sn,U VI Anaconda, in the adjoining
,.al s :, Of Deer Lodge, and was col
N through the Omaha National
H. H. Ct Omaha, Nebraska.
Ea M, Baker aud MrArthur have
1 : j.; ;u,' snug little sua, and by care
Isbla ,esnng their st ke, they should
|r;Ds NV " Keep the wolf from the door
MI ~ 'ae balance of their lives
'us MONTY Times, Dec. 7.
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CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED


Q iIls Editor =
Please inform your readers that have pos-
tive remedy for the above named disease. By
~ timely use thousands OF hopeless cases have
b en- permanently cured. ehafl be glad to
seTd two bottles Of my remedy Fkgg to any Of
y0isr readers who have consumption If they will
send me their Express and p. O. address
Respectfully.
:. A SLOCCM. II. C.. Isl Pearl St, New YORK
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+1hs mostnovel complaint of impure
reported is that of the London
boarded out under the poor-law
plation, who reported that the milk
en him outof town, instead of being
fn out of clean tins, had been
Fezed out Of a nasty COW, and he
ID EN- ADDING tn
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-03

HoBB's LITTLE VEGETABLE PILLS is the
greatest medicine Ga earth. Use them
once and you will never se without them
in the house. For sale by all druggists. =
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-03

II II feel DUH s1-owsF. dehiIE-sred- have
saItow color Of skin or y=Alewlsl- brown sFc-a
On face or body. frequent neA1acss or 91xzt-
nes. tai taste in mouth, internal heat or
ehiIls- Alternating with lot Pushes. loE Spirits
and gloomy f1FehoGirgs. Irregular apresItf-
aid coated tongue you are suffering from
Indigestion. DyspC p&ia- and Torpid
Liver, or BfIiousness.- IN many
cases only part Of these symptoms are sXre-
rIenced As & remedy for ali sxzcn cases,
DR.. PiereGss Golden Medical Dis.
coEery = aEsurraSssd-
For Weak Lungs Splitting OF
Blood, Shortness of Breath. Bron-
ehifis, Asthma Severe Coughs and
kindred affections. II < al ef5cfeaE remedy.
SOLD BIT DRCGGTS-s. 81 loo. or SIX
BOTTLES for $500.
Send ten cents II STAMPS for Dr. PTerces
took on ConS1ugufSsn- Address.
Worid's Dispensary Medical Asso-
citation. 6ss5 MAGl Street. BUFFALO, y. T.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-03

John Mckenna plumber. fell sixty
feet into well at Lexington, KY. bat
escaped unhurt.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-03

Wakelee's Squirrel and Gopher hxterni-
nator Try it, and prove the best is the
cheapest. " akelee & Co., San Francisco
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-03

--"Why, Nettie, you have put your
r. on the wrong feet" What will
r mammal They's all the feet l
Il got "-Rrehange.
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TRYGERMEA for breakfast.

U>IrAEIAS religious literature srse - africa
4 % Ms Z LasiseEL z "a Bax55G PcrslAz.. ar
y axugga cpTrssl2czE-s st Miss n De- Fos, S4<a;tzs
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DR.. MCNULIY.

This eminent Sgecialisz ssiu continues 70 Urea
xish the saH1s s1sss Of old al Sf=e2l Chrnsller
Nervous and Private DISEASES Of est1 sexes. se19
fo- TIE 81 Ladies Guide to Heath. AM his bnsk On
social Diseases vsseh A. f-ee. Gail Eren OF
al4sirs P RflSgnE McSCLTT. n D, II Es4rny
SIRE san Ty-1Si-a4l.
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CONSUMPTION,

which l. SerofuIa of the Lungs. s 81
Fesrezs ami cured b. this reEEesiy, If taken be-
fore rige last stages Of tire disease TIRE reached
FroE-z IL marvellous power orer this terribly
celebrated reEzlesiy To tie public. Dr. PIERCE
sac1lxtr seriously 81 esEEag il his ~Con.
sum Ption Cure.ss bat Etans71Ces- that
aar1e a. too Hrnlta4f for = medicine which.
from frs wonderful eomhSuafi01 Of toaic- OF
s-rpnzthensag Alternative or nlno*l-cfeaEslnE,
ar4tt-fsigiotzs. peeEor7Al- and nutritfve prereE-
tlss i unAqgzale1- Tot ogly g remedy Fcr
cs5Ess mutton but fcr all Chronic Dis.
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TIE WEiKER SEX

Some people are SO sensitive that they
seem to have corns all over them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-03

Some men find fault because thew are
never lucky enough 10 find anythi z else.
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|s3Fl3||||3;'||ll||!a
CUuEs AL HUMORe,

CURES ALL HCNOK9,
from a conuon B1oteh. OF Eruption,
70 the worst Serofula- Salt FheHms
e Fever. soresv1 SeaIy or Rough
skin. In short all diseases caused by dad
blood are conquered by this powerful. pzzri-
flying and EnTlscraE1ng medicine Great
riga influence Especially has Il manifested
rs r4yteney IN curing letter, Rose Rzsh,
Roils. CarbuueIes, Sore Eyes, SeyOr.
uIous sores and SwellinEs, Hip
Joint Disease, white SWelljngs,
Goi1re. or Thick Neck. and Enlarged
Glands Send ten cents IN stamps for .
arge treatise. with cSioTes1 Plates On skin
Diss-ssses. ID the same amount for treatise
On ScrUfliogfs AFac-loas-
1.-THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE
Thoroughly cleanse il by using DR.. Plerce'A
Golden Medical Discovery. and good
digestion. fair skin. bu0yant sPff.
ifss and vital sire IA fh- vii be established.
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are immensely sirens theae6 by the use Of
DR.. r. '. bierce's 'tavorite Prescription
when cures all female arrangements. and
gives tone 10 the system. Sold by druggists.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-03

The Penn sylvaBia Railroad Coypsny
will not employ men who are over fo.ty-
FIVE Yeara Of age
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A new feature III evening parue
Is the Gard dance" This must b.
sme sort of Il shuflie. So fo9kers State
ssdi.
A Texas negro was recently struck
by lightning and killed. In his pockets
were found two horseshoe magnets,
two copper cents that had melted to-
rether. a nickel that was partly melted
and stuck to his watch, and the nickel
rim around hi. money purse was also
melted.
In upright boilers that part OF the
tube nearest the fire, being covered
with water, remains uniniured for the
reason that the heat is taken up so
quickly that by the time the gases get
above the water-line they are not hot
enough 10 do serious damage,-BoSio"
Budget.
A chemical examination OF an
antique figure. and u fragment OF
vase from the excavations ut Tei'o' has
been made in Paris 10y Mons. BertheioI
who finds that the vase consists OF pure
metallic anthony. Heretofore 1t has
been generally supposed that this metal
was not known 10 the ancients-
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cHROsIc CCUGas Asp caLDs.

Twenty Christian churches have been
burned in China and the converts he'd.
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For Catarrhal and Threat
Disorders Brstfa's Bronchial Iro-
chsS7 are renowned ard maryelluusly eff
fective, giving immediate relief.
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&2s
wFKR 10. ia.

FREE Ito NEEcHAETs ONLY: An
elegant Carving Set fknife, fork and steeH
in satin-iined case- Address ut once, Il.
W. IAssTLL & Co., IS State Street, Chi
ca1o.
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WASHlNGTON'S GROWTH,
Extracts From the Annual Report of TIL
Territory's Governor,

Extracts From the Annual Report of the
Territory's Governor.
Eugene Semple, Governor of Wash
ington Territory, in his annual report,
estimates the population of the Terri
tory at 1869, an increase of over
l6, coo in the last two years. The tan
able property of the Territory. exclu-
siye of railroad property, is given at
s53, $50. 500. an increase Of nearly $500
900 over last year. About 1856 miles of
railroad have been completed during
the year. making the total mileage in
the Territory about LOGO. The acre
age Of land under cultivation, the re-
port says, is rapidly increasing. and
the products OF the soil are varied in
the extreme, Hops. tobacco, sweet
potatoes, peaches and grapes are grown.
Cotton, peanuts and sugar cane are
also grown to a limited extent. The
mineral resources III tie Territory are
rert x'eat on both sides Of the Cascade
Mountains, gold, silver, copper, emma
bar, lead. marble, limestone, sandstone
and coal being found. The develop
ment of mines is only partly advanced,
except as to coal, concerning which
the report says the total output of all
the mines for the year was 52j, I05 tons.
Of lumber, over 25. 900. 900 feet were
shipped To Sidne5 during the year; over
10, 900, 900 feet to Melbourne and over
II, coo. 900 feet to the Hawaiian islands
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Probably of all sensational development
5oils are the warst.
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\ man has been arraigned in a
Y i0rE court for robbing plumber.
1 supposed that the gentleman in
y the plumber to dinner, and then
Rsed to pay Kim for the time il took
70 eat it - Tonters Statesman
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oane.lae improves and preserves shs cazsrl-zien-
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EN - By return Ezil FuH Descrfpsioa
fSa ~ u y NsaiyAs Ner Il fIsr >ys<em Of Dr~sa
Hill Cutting MOODY CO., clzEIars1. O
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-05-18
Tariff, Taffy and Congressional
Bumbcomb for IL Days.
WoodvilIe Republican.

WOodvipe Republican.
Thank the powers hall the time
has eXpired-been used mp, mostly
10 empty seats. always 10 empty
gallarIes. Unless some able MAJ
has the floor, there are about forty
members in their seats, and they
are writing letters, &C., paying nc
manner of attention to the routine
speakers.
Amid this ruck Of motely ora
tors, sixteen and two-thirds Stock
dale has appeared. Yes, Stock.
dale has made a speech in Con.
grsss! Slockdale has made a speech
in Congress on the Tariff!
Stockdale did not remember
whether he was IN the Radical Con
vention at BroOkhaven or not, the
record showed that he was, nor
whether he made Il speech or not,
Only-ii he did it was not a Radi-
cal speech by a durn sight. Oh,
mol If he used the word Republi-
can to that Convention 1t was in
the sense of Republican Govern
ment and not Republican party.
oh, my fellow-countrYmen, don't
you seel
Well sixteen and two thirds can
come back safely now. There are
no Radical Conventions TO entIce
him any more, and he has made a
speech, thank the Lord which he
will be able 10 remember though
nobody else does.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-05-18

CoRRECTED.-"Ah, Miss Western,
shall we have a whirl Z" gayly ask
ed an Eastern neophyte of the
belle of a Tuscan ballroom. lie
flattered himself that he dropped
easily and gracefully into the YER
nacular of the West, and was sur
prIsed when Miss Western drew
herself haughtily up and asked:
"A what, sir ?"
"Oh-ah-ah-a little whirl, that is,
a schotlische."
well, if you mean a schottische!
whyn't you say so, Mr.. Smarty
Don't come round here talkin'
bout your derned 'whirls.' That
may do for Boston, where Sue is
from, but it won't take with us
Western ladies. Now, If you want
a little schottische or a waltz, III
90 you one with pleasure.-Ifd
Bits.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-05-18

Certain students of a college at
Lexington, KY, promulgated the
averment that the kind OF girl for
them to marry was not included
among "wasp wasted, pretty-fac-
ed, music-murdering. novel-de-
vouring daughters of fashion" who
it was claimed, "are no more fit for
matrimony than a pullet is to look
after fourteen chickens" In re-
spouse 10 this, certain young ladies
of the same town replied that these
callow youths ''need more calibeI
and less cravat, more sense and
less smoking, more ballast and
less beer;H that the average Pirl is
as we'll prepared 10 care for a
household as the average young
man is IL provide for a home.
Birmingham Herald.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-05-18
CHE Demorrat-S Star
=
ANIMALS.
A Decision OF the Supreme Rel0'
tive to the Abuse of Them.

The following taken from the
decision OF our supreme court IN
the case of Stephens VS.. the Stale,
delivered ON January 30, 1888, by
Mr.. Justice Arnold, is such an i'm.
pressive argument in favor of the
prevention OF cruelty TO animals
and so in accordan &c with our own
views that we herewith give place
10 the same in our columns:
"This di5p0ses of the case at bar,
but, speaking for myself, | wish to
say laws, and the enforcement. and
observance Of laws, for the protec'
tlon OF dumb brutes from cruelty,
are, in my judgment. among The
best evidences of the justice and
benevolence of men. The statutes
were not intended to interfere and
do not interfere with the necessary
discipline and government of such
animals, or place any unreasonable
restriction on their use, or the en-
ioyment to be derived from their
possession. The common law rec
ognized no rights in such animals,
and punished no cruelty TO them
except SO far as it affected the
rights of individuals " such prop
ertv. Such statutes remedy this
defect and exhibit the spirit Of that
divine law which is so mindful Of
dumb brutes as to teach and COM
mand not 10 muzzle the OK when
he treadeth out the corn; not to
pillow with an OK and an ass togeth-
err: not TO take the bird that sit.
Ieth on its young or eggs, and moi
TO seethe a kid in its mother'8 milk.
70 disregard the rights and feelings
of equals is Unjust and ~ungenerous,
but to willfully or wantonly op-
press the weak and helpless is
mean and ~cowardly. Human be-
lngs have at least some means OF
protecting themselves against the
inhumanity of man, that inhuman-
itv which makes countless lhous-
ands mourn but dumb brutes have
none. Cruelty 10 them maniiests
u vicious and degraded nature, and
it tends inevitably to cruelty 10
men. Animals, whose lives are
to our use and pleasure, and which
are capable, perhaps, of feeling as
great physical pain or pleasure at
ourselves, deserve, tor these condi.
lions alone, kindly treatment. The
dominion OF man over them, ii mo-
a moral trust, has a better signif
canoe than the developments o
malignant passions and cruel in
stincts. Often their beauty, gen
tleness and fidelity suggest the re.
Election that il may have
been of the purposes of iheil
creation and subordination to ell
large the sympathies and eXpanc
The better feelings OF onr race. But
however this may be, human be
ings should be kind and just Il
dumb brutes, if for no other reason
Than to learn how 10 be kind anC
Just to each other"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-05-18
Tegarden Hotel.
Mississippi City, Miss.

The undersigned having purchased the
above named Hotel, which is within 9OC
feet Of the depot Of the L. and n. r. X
near where the depot Of the Gulf and ship
Island X. X. will be, and on the Beach Of
the Gulf Of Mexico. / have thoroughly
repaired the building and furnished Il
with pew furniture Am prepared TO give
fust-class accommodation 90 q limited
number Of guests at reasonable rates.
The Hotel il supplied with the puresi
Of water from an artesian we'll The table
supplied with the best the markets afford.
and every attention for the comfort Of
guests viii have his personal attention
Would respectfully refer 10 the guests
that we're with me al Gulf View Hotel
last simmer. b. P. ATKINS, Propr.
My q, f5e7. f3-iy
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-05-18

SaId a minister's seven year old
son: "Papa, do YOU ever look at
me while you are preaching n The
father. thinking that he was prob
ably hurt by supposed neglect,
said: ~Certainly my son, | often
look at you aud think Of you when
am preaching" "But today did
YOU notice me ct all q yes, dad
ms son, several times" well,
psps, did you see me wink at You
Two orfhree times I" mo. my son."
What did you wink at me for when
Twas preachingF' Il winked at
you 10 get Won 10 stop. You we're
spinning It too long
fbt, Lonis C1ronfoe.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-05-18
Only A Question of Time
Omaha World.

Omaha World.
Omaha Man-You attended that
convention TO unite all Christian
denominations in one church, | be-
lieve.
Enthusiastic Unionist-Yes, we
had amOst interesting session all
denominations were represented
it'll come right ; only a question OF
time.
"Anything agreed on ?
"Well, we agreed on the ques.
ton of bells, all favored big ones
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-05-18

A correspondent writes the Brit
ish Medical Journal that the best
remedy for bed bugs in hospitals is
a trap made by boring eimlet holes
in a piece Of wood. Station one
Of these traps under each bed, and
periodically give it a bath in a ba.
sin of boiling water. The scheme
is given as Of Indian hospital
origin
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-05-18

A conductor poked bis head ~ u
the door off car and cal le9 ous "" !
station Sawyer whersuPosn no, :
young man upon his wedding r;Sc.
who was about 10 kiss his 9', po1
yelled back: ~ don't care h!O'
did. sir; she's my WIFE,"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-05-18

Venus. the morning star 10
brighter than it ever APPEAR,
any man now living ana 70,
The earth than it will be aga'H
$40 years.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-05-18

A coal dealer who sues - s,il
man for watering his may tc.siIe.
10 be carrying Goals 10 n'I5ngtAe
Orisi il a case Of the pot e"
kettle blackl
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-05-18

The Virginia LaHcet, y bo tho
Petersburg, Va, is said 20 .onaucl.
only paper in the coun''I usr name
ed by a colored woman
is Carrie Bragg.