davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21
Decprab og Smeglt.
Den 20oe Rarts 1888.
SIbebranb iCsHan.

llbpaa Gitermibbusen furrise SsHoas
ubbrpb Der Slblss / ben 3 .@tases 8ps'
ming, Der saar unber gtapn al Osfian
Souie, bpor 81. N. 9ennetp Dor. Sus
Iet fob life til at reboe, men bet meite
Of S,nbbuet fit man ub. 3abst er onns
trent $4,000, msb en- Insurance at
$1,000.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21
Smaapluf.

SItRppeI NJ YtuIeeNphy Olppel ~
Selmer ps slnbrep Sobnipn, afsif peb
9sben iibfte 9borsbas al Tarins os
besrapeoes iibfte Spnbas. San bar
paret bprte en- 9ib, men Tom for en-
llse iiben tilbase fra 60 Grpsie % bar
ba iaa ips, at ban fnapt funbe saa.
9pm 9elbpn er MI paa fri Sob
siter at babe iibbst 5 Maaneber 5anss
iel for ulOulis llbifiantnins af 9ritfes
parer.
u. @. 8ater er beifiaftiset meb
at upmaale Misfsfppis5 loben os bens
8rebber melem Yrairie bu CHEN o9
Re@resor ! G~nleonins af, at YOntOons
8roen ifal ~pmbpsses.
- Mr. gprtman sr tilbase fra Neiu
Werico, os 6amilien 8rabiib fra I'm
Eur til Sloriba.
Sreb. Ssnde fisbte for ct Gars
3ib fiben fnit Gienbpm oppe i bet nprbs
lise @iscuniin, bpor ban M er boiat, %
betalte berfor { $1,000. San bar MI iolst
famine for $4,000.
@eb Sfoleoalset | @eit 9ecorab
blep 6. %. Stepurb GO @. z. Spmonbs
9ireftsrer.
8nnbet / Sanbperfets Brsnb fiji
ger betpbelist / ben ienere 9ib.
= Rr. Stanbrins, ct gar Wile Der.
fra Spen, bar | Fere aar orepet paa
5aareapl, ps, raar bet saar iaalebes,
iom bet siDr, ba fan bet iastens lsnne
fig. Gan bar iaar life ferre END 10
Sauer, Tom bar brast bam Gam, men
be Tom neb meb "a 2amuuser, ps ale
iliue, friife % iripelise. Mteo ct iaabant
Reiultnt maa Saaresapl lSnne fig.
Mrs. Ssbers bar paret nosle
9ase Der | 8pen ps beisst fine mango
8efienbte Samilien bar bOet | Minne'
apulis | @inter, men braser mart till
base til fin 5arm, naar 8a~ararbeibet
bespnber.
e. 8. @rinbelanb fra Big Canoe
reiite ibas til GrOufiton, Rinn., meb ei
garlOab uf @inneibeif gOuntps be-
fjenote Sefte.
"9e hinges Sorbunb" bolber Sor.
retninssmsbe Srebas Gften. 9alris,
Msbe pnites.
= Or. DIE S. Nes af @aibinstor
8ruirie bar iolst fin Garm, IT'S Gcres
til Better GliiOn for $4,000.
- Rpiubeforsninsen mBber fsrittom'
menoe 9orsbas Gftermibbas bOs Mrs
o. Z. Samre.
= Sper 9arien er en- Manb. Der
enbper Ssnieenbe fslser meb Tioen
Man bsr saa inb Os ie bans npe Butif
bet er bet aamle 2ofale, men fra Cult
iii Soft iualeoes, at bet M Infer lang 8ei
Raar M bertil fommer bet iielbue uo'
oals Of npe 8arer al bet beolte os ele4
santeite Slass, ba pil man moi %foritaa
at bet Gne iuarer til BET Nnbet.
- Sneen beromfrins ipnser paa II
fbite 8ers. Rat til Manbas fom e
1oroenueir, Os Resnen itrsmmebe neb
iaa 9rp .8un Fommer, Tom ben life bal
sjort paa LANCE Fiber.
- Or. 3. @briitofferion af Stepben
Minn.. Der bar opbOlot fig per runot e
Bar Tigers 9io. reiite iiofte 5rebas til
base meo ct CARLOAD Sefte.
Or. 8. .. Serreib, Der bar til
brast Binteren bernebe, refer ibas til
base til Minneiota for at tilis 8aarar
beloet paa fin Sarm, ner Stephen
Ds'au boa = 8rmpuniitab m,b pr
Slaoelanb : taser meb fig ct Garloal
Seite.
= Sr. Salbsr Sanion, Der | be iibft
6 Weaaueoer bar opbolot fig | Decorol
iom W%uiifl9rer. reiite | Bespnnelien a
iioite u9e iilbase til fit Sjem | Clinton
Seua. Ter er Mulisbeo for, at Sr
6uu'pu oil TONNE til 9rcprnb isieI
naN, 6eit. o. ri baaber, Of iaa oil bliu
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21
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weit Mitden, Soma, Deb g(ups a.,

weft Mitden, Soma, Deb guns "a,
bertion .......... oil
8iogetpap, Soma, y. &. Se6oi.....
Cslsan, Soma, Berthe @auSeriUr
3iolisere ipiteret for flJ
''' I'd
&etteite: 8 Ro. 90 itub { g %
Siosrion, Chicago, Sa., 5OGtSs'
bpilfet Tube bore S's,
Salt H.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

vi er enis meb Snoienoeren, 90 t,,,
aue Yiorasspoere oeler famine Susr,,,
Nj
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21
Mopariel.

8i unbertesnebe timber BET ot /,
Dor Blist ofentlis at uSuar, ,
2unbsmano / Imerifa MOB Of /
nosen TiltrO til en- Scr. Grit IN
icm refer omfrins iom Gf6ulSs %,
bpsseliesprebifant.
8inbom, Winn., 29be 6eb. lSsS
g. 6. SEMEN. Sfolelerer; 2,
Seoerien e. s. &lepe; Saul 1So,
ION; Die 8. 9sffen; Ole Maard
Inbreas Sfiainsitao; De 3. sra
Die Sfiainsitab 6. g. SmefaS, h
s. Sobnion s. 8. Setber; Ole ssl
Ole .. @rBtte; Sobn SucU6isr;
9bompion; Salpor Sulem, se.l
ipr 8inbom Wenisbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

Wr. Grit s. Oais bar parst d
ber / 8pen / lansere 9ib, us ri tud
Senbolb til bans 8anbel Der % a1
itebs fulofommen tiltreoe uuenitad
fra 8inoom, Winn., ubfeote bud
Ga grOsle, isis, / STARTS lS0Sl
3. 8. Saafonion, 9 .. SRI
Brett for 3rei. %reit for SpH}
Wenigbeo. Rsnisbssl
Chr 9raser, VI Sielitab Ole Semr}
Wteotj9lpere | Sref. MenisteA, |
O. Sprenion. gnparo 0. Stum1
Sruitics.
Carl 6. Bprreien. 6. 8eberiat
8ruities (. Spnooens Neuisb. v, >
6. y. &pnnins,
Sec. for U. ga grosie Meni9b. al SE11
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28
The ENoLIsH nAncMAn
'ens OF His Various strurrI.s IN e....
His Preseat Eu,Iue.rs

'ehs OF His Various strur~i,s IN e....
nh Preseat EnsInsncs.
James Berry. the public execu.,orer
mas taken advantage Of 4 recent nro
''''ohai visit 70 Chelmsford TO confId,
70 reporter anumber of partjcul,r,
regarding nimself. his family and hi.
profession. Some Of his confessions a..
81 Kind on which persons Of coos
'ase would hardly care to dveil.
n.hers are comparatively void of Of
lehse and undoubtedly curious. Tber
sce'hs reason TO suspect that politics,,
7ympathics have had sometime tn 4.
win the choice Of this highly respecta.
DIE organ, OF East Anglican Couserva
,ism a. the medium Of these condolences
IN other words, James Berry is. accord.
ing 10 his own declaration, "a Conserv.
awe through and through, in tba,
regard differing from brother of bis
soi whom more anon) who is. or rather
was, "a Liberal, and in favor =,
aooiishing capital punishment Berry
we gather, stands No. IA in the list ~
iamhy OF twenty -onc children. II
VIII hardly surprise any one to Learn
.hat MS friends did not approve a.,
MS choice Of profession. I'm, ali
fi9ht-ieeling persons will be shocked
near of the disastrous indirec,
ehects OF James Berry's abnormal
lnciinatlons upon his afflicted relatives
Questioned on this delicate subject. ne
replied. mournfully: 1T killed my
mother and brother" Then, with an
apparently morbid pleasure in harrow.
ing details, he went on to saw: "When
Marwood died / was appointed in his
place, and directly my mother knew
OF 1t she was taken i'll. Ny fathers
solicitor then wrote the Home Ofiice
informing the authorities of this. The
result was that gave up the position.
and Binns got the appointment Nv
mother died soon afterwards. and then
when saw the way in which Binns
was going on, came to the conclusion
that he would not hold the place long.
and | again wrote to the Home Office.
stating that my mother was dead. and
that there was nothing now to prevent
my accommodating them if my assist
ance should be required Soon after
that was engaged to hang two men
at Edinburgh, and / have carried ont
nearly all the executions since them
The seque! of the tragic tale is vet to
tell: my brother" he went on to
say, chad married girl with plenty of
money. and his pride received a Blow
on my appointment That was the
cause OF his death" This, it appears
was the brother who was "a Liberal
and lin favor of abolishing capital
punishment 1t must be confessed
that this unfortunate member of th,.
Berry family could hardly have given
a more emphatic proof of his dislike of
the hangman's Office. 1t is tn be hoped
that We have here reached the final
incident in this ghastly tale, though
James Berry's final observation, Al
together have buried my mother, TWO
brothers and two aunts within the last
three years. has painfully ominous
sound. -Ereter County fEng.y Chrors-
icie.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28
Personal Work.

ia' duty of organ,za ion is often
s ss''sa on us, and not too often, for
oe accomplished. But In per-
aha. us 1t we should not forget the
M, N.Y.. uuty-that of personal effort.
., ,nr s,hgly' without the joining
Al 80. naha' without even the notice
o,i.,;.' s'ner eye. 1t is easy. when
N J, !. etc, are in fashion, to trust
nsn,;. ueih and to loose our religious
t,,a.,,., u 'he mass at makes up the
s ll,e''l'tles. But it is at a sacrifice of
So and growth that we do this;
Lln..N every Gauss needs indivi lual
Than ,h sua can only prosper property
HaSyieriam ''' 10 IT. "''ea
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28

Persoas who stay ir doors all the time
and lean over a counter or a desk, sooner
or later discover that their lungs are Civ
ing out Editors are often thus afflicted
Erastus r. Sutherland, editor of The East
era State Journal. White Pains, New
York, writes:
Il Rave used ALLCoCR's Porous PLAs-
TERs in my family since res. In that year
had an attack of pneumonia from which
was not expect ed to recover. My lungs
were left in a very weak state. / com
mauced using ALLcocK's Porous PLAs-
TkRs, wearing them constantly three
months, two on III breast and two on the
back. The result was surprising, at least
to me. The pains in my lungs had left me,
and felt like "a giant refreshed with nea
wine"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28
FFAcE on Earth

Awaits that countless army of martyrs. whose
ranks are constantly recruited from the vic
tins Of nervousness and nervous diseases.
Tho price Of the boon Il 0. stematic conrse Of
Hossetters Stomach Bitters, the finest and
most genial Of tonic nervinfs pursued with
reasonable persistenee. EA-ieT, pl.asanter
q sAfer this than to swash the victualing
department with pseudo-touics. alcoh0Iic or
The revere, beef extracts. nerve foods nsrcot-
ics sedstsves and poisoDs In dizguise- Tired
Natures swce4 resforef, balny sieep." L. the
this glorious franchise being usually the con
.equenses Of sound digestion s.d increased
vl8or- the great ssomachic which insures both
10 productive also Of repose- at the required
time Not unrefreehed awAkens the innivif-
uAi who uses IT. but vigorous. clear headed
and Tranquil Csc the Bitters also Ia feyey
and ague, rheumatism, kidney froubles. con.
sfipztfon and hijousnesa
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28
rEE curEsr LurLE THINGS.

Cute, he echoed. Well, don't know
as the adjective would have &C, urred to
me in Just that connection. But If you
mean tn they do their work thoroughly,
vet make no fuss about it; cause no pain
or weakness: and. III short, are everything
that pill ough, 10 be, and nothing thai il
ought not, then agree that Pierce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets arc about the cutest
little thing going!
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28

All
&. ,ae eorkwood of commerce comes
h., =. spanish peninsula, where the
brr.' 0ouhd not only in cultivated
a.ass but also grow wild on the
., a.a The tree is like the Ameri-
nd A With leaves similar to the oak
Ars - 1t takes ten years for the
sa, !" become a proper thickness to
ID, prs,aaas1 into bottle shoppers.
sTn p,esefvers and seine corks When
d, ,seu ron the trees it is to be boiled
.,.s "u hours, cured in the sun for a
aios 'u pressed into fiat pieces for
smI "a and shipping. The denuded
H., IKE a hen robbed of her egps.
ut tb no' sulk and quit the business,
tsh .."s out a fresh covering for a
bow ISOLATION. One tree has been
O.. na % yield half ton of corkwood.
nj f j0,a Of cork can be manufaet.
,b.a ,a'o one hundred and forty-fon,
ha Il s. corks. The baled cork is
ssS o sDfk manufacturing centers.-
W md Drug RsvieS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28

-ChemtcaHy considered. man Is com
nosed of thirteen elements-tive being
eases and eight solids In a man
weighing l54 pounds. the oxygen, ae-
corling to French suthority, weighs y.
pounds. chlorine about 20 ounces, and
auorine ST ounces. He is therefore
made up chiefly of gases. which IN :
free state would ocou1y about 400
cubic feet of space. Carbon and calci-
nm represent the bulk of the solids the
phosphorus, sulphur, potassium. sodi-
nm. and iron weighing only from 4 to
% ounces each.-.Arsansaac TrdreIer.
.-SIa, demonstrated Doony. when
was at grandma's she let me have
two pieces of pie" We'll she ought
not to have done so, Bobby. said his
M Their. Il think two pieces ot pie
are too much for little boys The older
You grow, Bobby. the more wisdom
YOU will gain" Bobby was siIeneed.
but only for moment. We'll, ma
he said, 'grandna is good deal oiaes
than YOU are"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28
Liver, Blood, and Lunqs.

0lioT color of skin or yetlow brown spess
ON fae,s or body. frequent headache or dizxi-
ne8- bod taste IN mouth Internal heat CO
acd gloomy forrbotsnez- Irregular zpTFzste,
and coa<Ed tongue- ycu are ssser1nx from
Liver, or Bfff0usness.,s In many
eases oaiJ part Of tisese symptoms arr expe-
rSenced- As q rgMedy for all such ezseA,
eoveKy uneurpazEd-
For Weak Lungss sPItting OF
ehifis, Asfhna, severe Coughs, and
ktpdr5d aEecsiorA- 1t ID an e<7ctcnr rezzfdy.
SOLD BY DECGGTgTz. NJ 81 90, or SIX
OoTTLRs for $500.
Ser1d ten cents IN stamps for DR. Pexceis
book On Consamps5on- address,
WORKS. Dfspenaary Medical Assoc.
elatfons 90 Hain Street. BUFFALO, S. T.
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IN GENERAL DEBILITY, EVACUATION,

dreu, seett's En ui.ien OF PURE Cod Liver
Oh with HypophuephiteS, Is = most valuable
food and medicine. IL creates an app ute for
food strengthen. the nervous system snd
bu Ids up the body. Please read: i tried
S,.,,t's En-, ulsicn on q young man whom Physi-
clans at times gave up hope Since he hiss
been using the Emulsion his Cough has ceased.
gsined flesh and stree 9Th. and from all sppear>
ancss his life will be prolonged many years. =
]. SULLIVAN. Hospital steward MorssnEa. Pa
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8 TICA.


nseery-It Is instructive to note from the
Catalogue Of dIseases that Bine-fefsthz of
fatal cases reach their chronic stage through
stupid Indifference to a coTrcct treatment
when the system is first assaiIed II Is ezszll,,
shown that thousands u Hives csuId lie saved
NERVOUS PAINS.
IoFfure.-FoF instance: Se7x7TcA. which -
soreiy aftiicss the human family, and which
II defined To be neuralgia OF tie s<iati.s
nerve, rheumatism Of the ilil~ioislt. OF parts
Adjoining il, hip gout, Iair.s In the ioss.s and
hils, even in rs miidfst form never st.zry
its prey without due warning.
SYMPTOMS
Acufe.-Sudden and acute rains I'm the hir,
and lOiirs: re1ness, swelling. tesssIerT,ess
soreness, fever, iarnenc7s and sometimes ex-
cTuciating pains. The disease RAPIDLY deyeI-
ops into chronic or intiamEnasoEy stage.
TREATMExT.
Csfe.-Rub the paris affected thorough " arsI
vigorously with ST. Jscoss OIL: crate :
burning serlsation by the friction Of r1tIiSne
on the Oil; apply warmth; fanbels wrus.<
out IN hot water.
Sid BY prE21sxs and Des Eys Es1srAex.
Ibe CHARLES 4 vocElEA Co. 1ssansrs. -.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28
rHE LAn1Ky YAyoRII.

The newest fashion in iadies hats will
doubtless cause nutter of pleasurable
always susceptible to the changes of .
fashion plate and the more startling the
depart re, Nh more earnest the gossip
over the new mode. DIR Pierce's Pavorite
Prescription Is positive cure for the Ills
which affiict females and make their lives
miserable. This sovereign panacea can be
relied on in cases Of displacements aud al
functional derangements. II builds up the
poor hagvard and dragged out victim and
gives her rene ed hope and fresh lease
of life. 1t Is the only medicine for wom-
ans peculiar weaknesses and ailments,
sold by druggists under . pos tive guaran-
give satisfaction in every case, or money
refunded Read printed guarantee on
bottle wrapper.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28
kUPTtAl NOVELTIES.
The Queer Way In Winch Some Weddings
Are Celebrated.

At the bottom of a good many strange
developments of civilization which We
owe to America lies a passion for novel;
ty for its own sake, and not for any
Interior benefits which is produced by
it People who dislike the old hum
drum methods find all round them a
society equally fond of new depart
ures;' and in a democratic land the
unusual is not always frowned upon as
being necessarily wicked. American
couples have before now been married
in balloons, in railway cars. and even
in bathing machines
The individuals who delight in these
social antics have no desire to shock
their neighbors or to do any thing that
will be dubbed grossly ubiquitous; they
only choose TO act for themselves and
to do things in their own way, TO step
out of the rut for time. They will be
able to talk afterward about their we'd
ding as having been determined under
unique circumstances; their children
will proudly boast how their papa and
mamma were married in Il balloon" or
in box on wheels near the briny deep.
AS the case may be.
Who can say but that some day a
bridegroom will astouish the specta-
tors, his mother-in-law. especially. by
appearing as Robin Hood. in tasteful
suit of green. with culver slun5 on his
-lo Al :, ,,,,,ll ,,l- ra,,ira nue
step further for the officiating clergy
man To don the vestments generally
associated with the name of Friar Tuck
Or the bridegroom might be married
as Orlando and the bride as Rosaliud.
In our English weddings-we know
not how the Americans manage this
detail-it is usual for 3 few select and
favored individuals to kiss the bride in
the ves.ry when the whole performances
is over; it would be obviously impossi
BILE for this special feature TO be omit
ted. and equally inappropriate for the
bride to be kissed in public Therefore
il would be essential to have an I'M
promptu vestry at hand-say the hoi-
low of an old tree-in which, besides.
the register could be signed and thu
usual fees paid. A pleasant lunch on
of doors at the conclusion of the GER
monv. far aud faint imitation OF tn
lawn at Ascot, would BE ever so much
nicer than the stiff and formal wedding
breakfast, OF lunch. which everybody
abominates. London Telegraph
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28

Guest WILDLY TO Arizona hotel clerk
Say, there's a man under the bed In that
room you gave me. Clerk ntindiyi That's
al. right; he's dead. We i,st left Rim
there till his fri pds could come him
tomorrow. 'FRONT.' Two WHISTLES for 80
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ITCHING FILES.

sYNPToN--M0is-urr intense itching and sstnzinx
most a. ets1t; By scratching II alsovei 70 60
TIME tul1rs f.u. =h1ch often bIe7i and vlcsz .se
hessuaiHg very swATSHs OTsTxEsT stops -hs
Itching and breeding. heals alesr2sloo and in Ely
removes the II es,1aafY eressAnxzs
esIring al Sstn Dlseases DE-. swAYNB L SON
Propxzscofz. Phi adslpkiA hEAYSss OTSrNEsr can
e obsAtned u drzis.s ssns b mai. foy q Cen.z
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33|1||H||'|||||||
CUnEs ALL 11U1GOHo,

CUAE9 ALL H8CAOkOv
70 the worst SeYOfula- Salt. T6eMns
Fever soresy Scaly Or Rougk
bod are conquered By this powerful, purf-
flying. and in-fgorzftng medicine 6reaG
Eating Uleers rapidly hezi unk1er rs BE-
sign Influcncc. Especzafy has II mAnffes1ed
tfs potency IN curing Tettev. Rose Basb,
9Ofle, CArbume1eny Sore Eyes, 1eY8Ss
u1ous sores an1 sIeI1ingas MIR
6oIsre, or Thick meek, zrsd Enlzrgea
Gln0As- Send ten ceBss N stamps for .
large treatise, with cb1ored plates, On Skin
Dfsease4 OF the same sEpounf fsx treatise
on ScTosuIoszs Affections
TIRE BLOOD - TBgE LlHE-D
Golden Medical Discovery, md GoO&
digestion, fair skim b1Oyanf oyfr.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28
ELY's
CREAM BALM

CIeannes the
Nasal R-as ages
A1lays Pain go
lnMan natter
Heals the 8or~s,
eStsres eh~
AeDses Of Taste
and Smell.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28

Sulphur sprinkled in the dust furnished
hens at this season for bathing will help
to prevent lice.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

To the Editor -
lfesse inform your readers that have pos
rive remedy for the above named disease By
il timely use thousands OF hopeless cases have
b en- permanently cured. sh4n be glad TO
send two bottles Of my remedy FREE TO any OF
your readers who have consumption il they VIII
sind me their Express and P. d. address.
Respectfully.
:. A. SIOCUM ". c. Isl Peari st. New Yoxx
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28

USIrARIAS RELIGIOUS htsgstslre sent NEE % apyIies
don 70 Mis- + r naVtson- p q Box ~ fertlAsd ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28

Frozen plants can best be restored by
dipping in cold wa. T.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28

Libby Prison is 10 be removed to Chicago
for an exhibition.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28

VI Id, SO thing and healing is DR.. Sage's
Ca arrh Remrdy.
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CONSUMPTION.

WHICH - 8eF0faya Of the LmuGn, d n.
rested and cured By tsssz rcsssedy, IL Ezkeu be-
fore tho tzse stages of tfs lhense are rsreszcd.
Prom - marvellous power ovcr ttH terribly
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Wakelee's Squirrel and Gopher hxtermi-
nator Try it. and prove the best is the
cheapest, Wskelee s Co., San Francisco.
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THE GREATEST BLOOD-PURIFTER and ner-
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Pills
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28

Charcoal ground to powder will be found
to be a very good thing for polishing
knives
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28

For Throat Diseases. Coughs.
Colds. etc, effretual relief is found IN the
u-e OF BrO,rn's Bronchial TrocA<s Sold
only in boxes - cts.
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WEAK LUNGS MADE sraosG.

There are 1908 faith-healers in the Uni
ted States, it Is said.
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Hen eforth Mexican silver viii be ac-
cepted at the Cuban treasury at 50 cents
ON the dollar
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DIR. McNULTY,

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$500 REWARD

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Cases Of CafarFh, "Cold 1n the HeaAs0
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TRYGERNEA for breakfast

See Antiseu Piano advertisement.