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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-07
Mbselins Register
THE YELLOW GOWN

kGts cSrtr IN Hs9a=Rs # Art for 0soosT.
Bnt,ercup color was her print gown,
How strauRly rare. how quantity fair;
She walked the woods that skirt the town,
And met her there
At eve, as loitered up and dosn,
All alope, and little forlorn-
And 10. IS che pissed her yellow gown
Was caught by thorn.
Unmsnnesiy sweet Of the old crooked bought
parsed and bent IL, TO let her go
Inc gown was torn-cau you wonder how,
When my heart beat sos
For what could do near a cheek 30 fair,
Near eyes aSsnring<o trus q soul,
Near The dear gowns QuaintnssS, but then and
love the perfect wholes
IL was so. The first of loves fine content
The nrSt haltSmile, the first hAlffrown,
The meeting OF hands DER the little rent
In the yellow gown.
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other houses 10 which he had intrusted bis
oudeV. In short by this ingenious plan
Of obtaining bonds and securities, paying
for them with his certified cfe,ks and inn
medistely receiving cssh for them from the
houses which he had directed 10 eel them,
he bscame possessed within . couple Of
hours CT something like 500. 900 in United
States roses; and although he was tread
ing on q volcano, and was liable to destruc-
ton st any moment, it was sfterward q
sui Jest of remark among the victims that
Mr.. Westbury's maprsr was refec more
charming and fr;e1dly, nor did his blue
eyes wear q more hore.t Look and who e.
souled expression.
He had almost completed his round, and
was in fact deliyerip 70 the Il st Of his vic
Tins 1000 worth of certain issue of
bonds which te had bat moment before
obtained fIon another firm in return for
his check, apparently bearing the csrti6cs-
ton Of tire bank, when one of those con-
tretemlts which sometime overtake the
able4t strstegist, almost upset his .calcu-
lstions.
The firm in queItion had but tie pre-
cedipg day sold precisely that amount OF
the bonds in question, and when Mr.. West
bury handed the head of the house his
package Of bonds, the latter passed them
on to his teld clerk for examination be-
fore giving WeItbuIy the proceeds
Now the clerk was o sharp youugster,
and as soon as his eyss fell upon them he
recognized from the numt er that they were
the identical bonds which his firm had
sold the day before to anothe; house in
the street"
without word he slipped out TIE back
door of the ofice and ran to tbeiI off c. In
answer to bis hurried inquiry he learned
that the young stranger had but few
mopeats hefore taken the bonds awsy,
having paid for them with q certified checs.
A messe lgsr was at once dispatched to the
bank, and the clerk flew back to his own
Office, full Of suspicion.
Westbuiy, however. had sl-eady taken
alarm at the delay, and pleiiing that he
was late in keeping an engagement, and
asking his broker to put the money to his
credit, he called q cab and drove away
ust as the breathless clerk came back.
OF course the N ssenger came back with
the news that Westbury had drawn all his
mons out Of the bank the day before, and
the news quickly went around the street.
s pme OF the firms which bad been victim
lied with the forged certiicatinn kept
8 lsnce with regard to their loss, bot enough
was known TO show that the clever scamp
had made away with the SUN of money
which hss been mentioned.
The last known Of Mr.. Westbury was
that he discharged his cab few blocks
awsy from WSll stree, and the entire de-
e,tive force failed to trace him. 1t was
D rbsps s,tisfat ton to his victims to learn
that Just prior to his appearance on these
shores, the confidential clsark of leading
London banker had been discharged for
aud had only escaped prosecu.
ton nv accident. As hs corrssponded il
appearance with Mr.. Westbury, it was
! udsc that thsy we one and the ssmo
Pendegrast in Once Week
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Answers.
Answers will be published in two weeks
How They Take Their Money.

How They Take Their Money.
Chicago Herald.
Did you ever happen into the Offices ofa
great corporation on the day when the
names on the monthly payroll were being
checked off and small army Of clerks
were being made happy by the receipt Of
their wages? 1t is q curious study to
watch each man as receives his money.
Some will count 1t over carefully, %
though suspicious of the cashier, and ex-
anime each bill infinitely, as If Mchipg
for counterfeit They are frugal mar.
ried men, to whom dollar is fortune.
Others will carelessly example, up the cur
rency, tuck 1t in their pockets aud walk
away with gay whistle. They are the
devil .may care young bachelors, who have
no anxisties but Toom rent, car fare and
a mel ticket. Women Away count their
money with .scrupulous care before they
leave the cashie:'s window.
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Keeping Account With corkss

Judg, Hastirg, :, of San Francisco, once
gave 8 dinner party to some friends at q
famous restaurant, and when the bill was
sent {, lin re scsnued it c'ose)y and
counted the bottles of wine. He then
drew a numb'r of oorSs from his pocket
and paid fer IS many b1t;lss rs he had
corks. He kept his own account.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-07
Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from disturbed sleep
with all the horrible sensations Of an asssssin
clutching your throat and pressing the hfe-breath
from your frightened ches,7 Have you noticed
the larguor and debility that succeed the enort
70 clear your throat aud head Of this catarrhal
matte? Whist depressing influence 1t exern
upon the mind, cicuding tse memory and NIL
ing the head with pains and strange noises! How
difficult il Ia 70 nd the nasal passages throst and
lungs of this poisonous mucus all can testify who
a afflicted with cstarrh Bow difdcun - pro
Iect the system against its further progress %
gauts the lungs, liver and lidneys, all phyn-
clans will admit Il n Q terrible disease, and
cries out for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative po1ers, when all
otper remedies utterly fail. Of Sasfsrd's Rsdiesi
Care, are attested BIZ thousands who gratefully
sco amend Il 10 fellow-sufferen. No statsment
Is made REGARDING II that cannot be suhstapti-
ated by the mo respectable and reliable refer
enreS
Each packet contaius one bottle OF the RsiiesI
Cure, one to1 Of Catarrhal Solvent, and su IN
proved Inhaler, with treatise and directions, and
Is sold by all druggists for iLoo
POTTER Dsse & CHEMICAL Co, BosroN.
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HOW 1T ENDED.
Harold Van Sanford in Life.

Harold Van Sanford in Life.
A gas-lit room,
A faint perfume
OF roses;
A dimpled face
In tangled lace
Reposes.
furtiye glance;
Ib.g q dance
Adore her;
A fluffy fan
To sway began
] lore her.
A tender sigh,
A curt goodby-
Feels sighted;
A little kiss
A dream of bliss
We're pjgh ed.
A pettish pout
A lovers doubt,
A quarrel;
The ring returned,
The letters burned
A moral.
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~
No. 1O55.-Enigma.
To the Puzzia Makers.

More specimens from the last matchmaking
are given this week. Cannt, readers improve
on them, or at least equal them? The new
prizes-one of ten dollars one Of five dollars,
and five OF two dollars-a are to be awarded Tor
the best seven lots Of three original sphinx
Knots" received before the close Of 1888.
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THE GOLDEN BALLS.

A Remarkable Pawoshop- Curious and
Costly Articles that Went at sscrific.
Caieceo H,ra'd.
''Oh, Jim, look ut Dc b.tty dollyT'
'Dst's no doll, you sillyW said Jim.
''DAt's a man wot's wound mp an plays q
toor."
A It'll, faxen-haired girl had stopped In
front of show-window where thousand
and one things were displayed to tie gaze
of the curious Some of them were fine and
cos ly, sore were the reyene. The man
with the oriental cast of features in
side the shop was pawnbroker. His
place is on West Madison street, and he
enjoys the proud distinction of doing the
biggest family trade in his line of bust
ness in Chicago. There was the custo-
mary sign-the three golden balls-over
his shop. The thIe, golden balls repre-
sent ceaseless shower of gold which pours
day and night into the pawnbrokeI' cot
fers. Did you ever kaow Of 0 pawnbroker
who became bankrupt?
ave get all sorts of this in our bust
ness, !" said the pawnbroker, and he began to
search out and pile on his couDtT varie-
ty of objects-fire'y bound family Bib!eh
some mellow with age, others almost new;
old silverwae of odd design, sugar tongs
and milk bowls, tea pots and water basins,
some battered and disco!ored, some bright
and shining.
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Ha7 that Tom Cat scratched my darling's
facs2 Rab it, Freddy, with Salvation Oil.
The best remedy for pulmonary COM
p,ains 10 d.. Bull Cough Syrup 25c.
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Moro Wisely Than She Knew.

Moro Wisely Than She knew.
Judge
Bashful Youth-Will you take this chair,
Miss E'hel.
Miss Ethel-Oh, no. It has no arm.
Bsshfnl Youth eagerly IL shall be
most hsppy-ah-to supply the deficiency,
assure You.
And he did.
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hands. ID q ak days stretch IN Albu-
querque, N. NJ, Of nine hours q dsy, re
measured string Of bourgeois Of ~, Ooo
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" tn unabridged 1snn ana 1enn0 ~
Nv N PYisoS drawn In TAe Louiaana o..sS ~
OH which may b pesssnssd q ouf ooo
RM.wALMsLEY. Prsa LouiaAns National
pfEnlK LAMAux, Prs !s.ss N.s.l Bail Bail;
A.1ILDWTH, Prso Nov 0rlsan1 NesI 5enSl
0IIT LOW, PrSGk Unisn NsuonAl banks
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llN Pri.es amounting TO- :;:.! q! 5000 nOe
NorR-Tickets drawing Capital fftscs arc NOS
entitled 70 terminal PriSes.
HS-For Club Rates, On any further informaucn
desired, write legtbly 70 the undersigned clearly
ststjns your residence with State, County, Street
and Number. More rapid return mai delivery
Vim be assured BY youf enclosing IN Envelope
bearing your full addrcsa.
Bend POSTAL NOTES, kxpren honcy
ter. Currency By Kxpress tat our SxESnse) 3D.
New Orleans, Ls.s
Or: II. A. DAUPHIH,
Washington, ID. Q.
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~ fREEI FREE FROM PAIN I!

:" In one minute the Cacufa
Anti.Paia Platter relieves
%aheumstic, Schiatis. sudden. SHARP
and Nervous Pains Strains and
wyskuess The first and ouly psin-hiling Piss
ter. A perfect, new, original, fnstaDtaneous. In
faUible, and safe Antidote 10 Pain, lnhammafio1
and Weskness. AZ ali drueRtRi, q cants; Eve
for 81 90; or, pottage free, Of PoTrn DRre Axp
CLINICAL Co, Boston.
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No. IO49.-Triple Chsrads.

-nication for thisdepartmsnt should
"a sddressed ZOE 3. cHADsoulN. Lewistown, Ne.
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iMsdiciral.
DRUNKARD!

ONE BOTTLE OFPFEIL'S ANTIUOTE
For Alcoholism cures the worst case in nom
urx to five days. It positively removes all
craving by destroying the appetite for liquor OF
beer-one dollar bottle. For sale BY Z. 8.
BOOKING and LOGAN d CO., Wheeling. W. Va
On receipt OF 90 we will forward 9 bottles 70
any part Of the U. 8. or Canada, charges prepaid.
Agents wanted.
PEEL q co Proprctors,
1855 N. second Street, Philadelphia:
gAfld for A Circular. ju60d
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Aaars.. Rsei:t - . Letter. H,%s e e. RANK
Few OrleanSs La

REMEMBBR thattss prcsenee Of ssn.sls
Bsauregard and Early, who arc IN Shsigo o. tns
intayrity that the ohanoE arc al eQuA, ana
that no cns can possibly divine what nnmfsf
Viii draw Q prise.
p, %aEaknnHnEAna s:9 h AZ u fs6SR IA:
TIONAL TANKS Of New Orleans, and ia
Tcte,I are Ngnsd By the President Of au Ipetl
ution, whose chartered rights arc fooogniss
n the higbsst Courts; tharofofe, o9wee ~ my
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HOW HE'D PAINT 1T.

Ocean.
"Ify you an artist WERE" she said,
And wished To paint view
Ofgrand old ocean In storm,
Fray what would be the hneT'
'I'd paint the waves rose; the wind
Tdmake II blue for fun:
But wait until the storm was Ger,
And then I'd paint dun"
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80
No. 1053.-Amputations.
From the twenty Sphinx Knots awarded 500
When whole, I'm used for exhibition;
Curtailed. more beauty still maintain,
Again cprtailed, al imposition,
And still again, TO fish pertain,
Behsaied now, I'm proposition:
Curtailed once more, still remain.
J. II. FEzARDIE.
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ysthrr.
r.,;.i.,. 500 Let err Company

,,.,-,c~.tsd by ths Lagislaiurs IN 1854 10
xtncsti<nsi md Charitable purpoeea en1 ~
fsn0hise mads . pant Of The present: 1ass 20.
aitution, IN INA b. IN ovsrwhsmins p0P0'1
vG re: u,.,a Yxtrssvafnsry Dravtngs
- 1iSce se0i.Annualiy,l yun9 30
ncceSherh And N erase csney
S1Sber Dfavinss sake P!sce On &C., ssSS
Of thc ethar ten nScs snS,sc' q re-
Icsaemy or Music. New Orieshs' -
WA "A h~,Sy oastH tAas vsEYsyn ~ "
,.,~"-snn - sll tho Monthly and 1emi,AnnnE
msVin0 q H. L0uiAana esase loss 49,, IN ~
SAn1e - ssm5civss, and that The :ame are CO.. Ms
S,,csa4 M hons1y, hirness and N gcoo ~.
0Vsrd ~ pafttsA ana yoentn osuss ~ crs -
1917 S1s ~ sM,.SsSSd n b sdysrtssnanA"
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
\, tSs le,Asny Of nssie. Hsv Africans,
fueslay, Octsbef 3. 1855.

CAPITAL PRICE, 100000.
n. am r,ohess st Twenty Dsllsss
.sSS. HaiSes sio, Quarters sS
Tenths o., TWentieths u.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-27

1t has long been known that gold
is to some extent volatile at high tent
perature; but it is evidently far more
volatile than has hitherto been believed.
Mr.. Crookes mentioned incidentally at
the last meeting of the English Chem
ical Society that he has found gold to
boil violently when heated in the
oxyhycrogen flame. and. in fact, to be
so volatile that there would seem to be
no doubt that it might be distilled in
an apparatus similar to that employed
by Stas in distilling silver.
"A new theory of the formation OF
mountains has been offered by MIR. !.
Mellard Reade, the well known En-
slish geologist He supposes that the
periods of great sedimentary deposit
that preceded the birth of every large
mountain range have been followed by
great elevation of temperature, pro-
ducing expansions of the strata, with
consequent forcing up of ridges
Laboratory experiments with the var
ious rocks show that heating would
give such results.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-27
AGRICULTURAL.
Devoted to the Interests Of Farmers
and Stockmen.

Construct your troughs for feeding
hogs, so that each hog cannot appro-
pirate more than a foot to himself.
Have divisions by means of small
fenced yards so arranged that at least
three sizes of pigs can slip under and
be divided into three grades and each
have trough to eat from. Now, by
pouring the swill into the troughs for
the small pigs they will crowd into
their pens first and out of the way OF
the older ones, safe, eating. Then
take the second grade, and they will
all be on an equality and out OF the
way of the still larger ones. In this
manner a feeder can regulate the feed
and grade his hogs in eating, and
m mage a large number and have each
get proper share of food, and not
get hurt. Do not undertake to raise
your hogs on grass alone. They need
at least one ear of corn per day to give
them heat and to neutralize the acid
arising from eating the grass. A full
supply of ashes and salt should be
kept in reach all the time. Charcoal
is great neutralizer Of acids. Burnt
cobs are good Remember that clover
is full of acid. and sour stomach
soon leads to disease. Gan ounce of
prevention is worth pound of cure"
in this case.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-27

In the French chamber aud Senate
there are no less than eighteen differ
ent cliques. The republicans are di
vided into the left and the left center
the extreme left and some three OF
four other smaller factions. The tw,
first represent the conservatives or OPP
portunists. To them belong Carnot
Ferry, Raynal, Rouvier, Ribaud, the
R'pubiique Franeaiss and the majority
OF the senate. The extreme left is led
by DIR. Clemenceau ON the floor an
in the tribune or the chamber of depu.
ties; in the presidents chair of that
body by NJ. Floquet. To it belong al
so Lockroy, Goblet, Nebaud. Freycinet
The present premier, Floquet, is in the
very first rank of French statesmen,
and has formed the second ablest min
istry that France has had since the
German armies left her soil. Frey
ciret is civil engineer by profession
and Goblet is a manufacturer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-27

PROFESSOR Hogan leaped from u
balloon at Jackson, Mich. The first
attempt at ascension was failure, but
the second one was success, and the
air ship soon reached hight of 1000
feet. AT this elevation the balloon
seemed TO stand still, and by the aid
Of glasses Hogan could be seen edg-
ing over the side of the car. Suddenly
cry went up, Hes jumped" and the
crowd craned their necks to see the
man dash himself to pieces. The par.
aehute failed to work at first, and the
daring aeronaut was seen shooting to
earth with lightning speed. A mo-
ment later, however, the umbrella
shaped life-preserver opened its wings
and Hogan's rapid descent was
checked. From that point he dropped
slowly and reached the earth safely in
four minutes at a point about one and
one half miles from the city. The
foolhardy man dropped 500 feet be-
fore his parachute opened properly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-27

-irate Student-''Don't you ever
sweep under the bed. I'd like to know :"
Cain Chambermaid-"I Away do. |
prefer 1t to a dust-pan. "-Harrard
Lanpo0n.
Michigan makes more SHINGLES
'han other States in the Union, but.
curiously enough. it has no more than
,he usual percentage of good bows.
burlington Free Press.
-" no is that extremely peculiar and
interesting man with the long hairp"
~ that is previous poet. He has
great future behind him ~ W.
0e'ade Batter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-27

MANY sheep are being DESTROYED in
delaware County, New York, by small
bugs. which burrow into their heads
and kill them.
IN Massachusetts, they impose +,
small tax on dogs, but give the pro.
'eeds to the public libraries, so that
you can support litter at your option
PHILADELPHIA Ledger
-"Jennie." said Il young lady, turn.
ing away from the mirror and address
ing companion. what would Won do
II you had mustache on your Inns ~
III l liked him | would keep quiet, 3"
was the demure reply.-M T. Graphic
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-27
Grown sensible. -
When first engaged
She used to write
On Monogram paper
OF creamy white.
But since we're married.
It's rather hard
She says all she needs
On postal card.

-Hdrper's Bdzar
--Smith-..Did you hear that young
De Long was confined to his housed?
Jones mo. What's the causee' s.
Brain fever" J.-''ImpossibleP A
man must have brains for that. s.
True; but it was n friend of his had
it, and while in delirium he got up ana
moppod the floor with De Long. -
Boston Budyet.
Young Noodles, the dude '"W cal
ly, Miss Clarissa, love You dearly
Clarissa-'Let your future conduct
prove that you do. then" "Will you
be my wife?" "Really. Mr.. Noodles,
if you had any love for me you would
not want me to throw myself away IKE
thatH' He saved the expense of ring
that time - Chicago Tribune.
MARIA" said lady to a servant
who was waiting on the table, go
down cellar and bring up the bread
which is lying on shelf there'
please. ma am. it won't do no good
for me to do that" responded Maria,
why, what in the world doyou mean!
exclaimed the lady, greatly surprised
II mean it won't do no good, cause
the bread on the shelf down cellar is up
here in this ere cupboard. ma am,
was Maria's conclusive reply.-N. T.
Ledger. ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-27

Mr.. kEELEY's mysterious motor
will soon be inspected under the Or.
ders OF the Pennsylvania court. Ben
nett G. Wilson claims that in 1869,
Kelley, who was then poor, assigned
him half OF his invention. He has
asked the court to appoint experts
who will be sworn to secrecy, but who
will have the right to insist that the
motor be taken to pieces and the
power revealed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-27

Stranger to grocer-'Why don't
you sprinkle some sand on the pave
ment out here? Half dozen people
have fallen in the last five minutes. :"
Il haven't any sand" Then sling
out some of your sugar; it's just the
same thing. "-Lineo.,. Journal.
"A Wife's Anxiety: Husband (im-
patiently If the fool-killer would
strike this town he would find plenty
of work to dol" Wife-''Is there such
a person, dear?" Husband-.'Of course
there isl Wife with anxiety
"Well. do hope. John, that you will
be very careful. '-Texas Sftt,.as
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-27

THE city of Savannah, Ga, no
longer uses river water, sufficient
supply being derived from arte sian
wells. There are now fourteen of
these wells at the water works and
four more are being bored. They cost
about 81 900 apiece, and those now
running furnish 100000 gallons of
wates daily. Probably Savannah is
the only city in the world thus sup
piled with water.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-27

Above all, let me mind my own
personal work-to keep myself pure
and Jealous and MISUNDERSTANDING to
do God will.-Dr. Ay7,oid.
Scientists say that shutting the
eyes makes the hearing more acute.
This explains why man can't sneak
into the house at midnight and crawl
upstairs as noiselessly as a feather
without being heard by his wife. who
is asleep. If women were to sleep with
their eyes open married men would
have more fun at the lodge when there
is a protracted session. -NorristoVE
Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-27
THERE are twenty-seven Japanese
students at the Michigan University.

THE deepest drilled well in the
United States is near Pittsburg, Penn.
A depth of 4,61S was reached when
the tools were lost and the work
ceased
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-27

The Pingtu gold mines, the copper
mines of Ping chuan, the galena
mines OF Jeho, aud other mineral de-
posts of Northern China are about to
be worked on western principles and
by modern machinery, under the sup
erintendence of Mr.. Church, mining
engineer engaged by the Chinese
Government.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-27

THE theaters OF London number
$50 and they give employment to 49,
900 people. There are in the United
States about 4,400 play houses giving
employment to an army The sums
paid for amusements in this country
aggregate 81 900, 600 day, but man
ayers complain that most OF this goes
to the railroads.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-27

He that giveth to the poor, lendeth
% the Lord; but the trouble with most
people in this word is that they never
make any loans except on collateral -
Baltimore american.
-Naoml-"William do you love me as
much as ever, now that we are mar
ried?' William-"Love you? l wor-
ship the ground you walk onr' Old
Man (who has overheard them) - "You
do. ehP Then drop into my office on
your way down and FL give you some
bargains in real estate that'll make
-FOUR eyeballs jingle. You have excel
lent Judgment, young man.