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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
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Heavy Silk Chenille custains
suitabls los window and door
dsapesy. are On sale at tS .
pair. They would be on sale It
1is . pair, but the quantity.
only. .s6 pain, all told. makes the
reduced price. They come in
gold and nue corduroy stripes,
with dnseled, cobweb dadoes.
Mottled olive. cardinal gold and
blue tops. with dadoes % match.
Solid color tops, with tinseled
dadoes. Anothes bargain. and
plenty Of them /; 81 all-silk
chenille table covers At g. 20
in blue, olive and cardinal cen.
tres. with q very pretty bordel
to match. The importer told Us
he was losing money on then
and he was certainly telling thu
truth. nottingham lace curtain,
have arrived, and by giving Al
importation order for them ",
can cell at about the price mos
dealers pay to jobbers. Thi
item We Will leave for you h
judge when you compare ou
prices and stock with Others
Ash, ebony. walnut and cherr
curtain poles, with fancy bras
ends and heavy brass rings an
brackets. at aSc. You can Sc
them in front window.
]. B. MARTIN & co.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06

Ths county commissioners have made .
much needed improvement In thsir oiiics.
TboTssissSy books socumuists very fast and
they bsys hsd no suitable pisos for storing
sii of them until now. Along tho western
side Of tho room they hsys bad very large
book esss built, which hiss = capacity Tor
holding 1000 hooks In II the books OF
fifteen years have been placed. Those oi
the past thrss years, which are often TO
fsfied u. are kopi Ia the old csses along the
s0ulh wall
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
uLKorIoH or sCHooL DIxKCrORs.

The qusiiAsa electors Of tie city OF Laseas.
tor are hereby noun "a that 80 sisction viii ~
hsie in the ssysrai warea. q - usuai piasss
TUEsDsf. 1EBRU ARy 10, iSs. bStvo0s tks
bours of 70'cioek In the morning ana o'clock
in ths event e Of ssid 1ay. TOT the Hssp3e q
ytet0rs for this term Of thnee years from the
6Ist 1buuday in November LETT ans th1
eisdtsOa ON Gers In th4 oavosAl wards are here.
turns Of this siectioa % the PrsNh yn0tASy.
. DAHAEL =. AocOnniCk..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
Sire scars.
the Uold VI ss,hss.

There hiss bsen great change Of weather
~ the pest twsntyfour hours, snd,
I 1ltbopgh the insnsn feel some hst better,
Soney ere by no means confident Tho rata
( ~ lnss evening was followed by snow,
I uAieh did not last long. a oold northwest
= ,Niad then began blowing, making tho sir
SNogy raw snd chilly. This morning NJ
1o1onk the thssmomstsr was down 10 ~
51ogrees Ab0vs zero at Z,hm's corner aud ~
3nnnn II Aas ~ above. The creek IN not yUt
y Dessa over, although thsrs ia ies si0pg the
I0DooA The weather IL fast making iss On
211o pouds, however.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
sssndssm . ns,ns,s,

~ day the pair Of heavy hoIsss Of
1oltis,t d bfolher, dealers in oysters. 40 4,
Do6e their appearance on tho streets In y
- ~ 0f heavy harness thai afs very
Ul@y They sss brass mounted, aud tho
0o1iai IN" II seen n different places, Gu
- aide Of ths housings are the names OF
- horses The HARNESS. sttrsolad = great
-, Of attention ~ The Team passed tLIougi,
- aIeela.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
Asssssss ", msssa Fssm ono

yhe county ofanitssioneTs have renewed
ylitiata ~. Aiblighi. al West Hempneld
loWnshin from sifies. for failure 10 per-
90 bis duties. Reuben ~. Fndy has
- appointed 10 Nil tho vacancy. As IL
y - neesssaIy tor Mr.. tfdy 10 make =
~ nsssssmenI this day oi appeal hes besn
1nostd from March Il TO ApIii 10.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
SHoEs! SHOES!
CHoRT BurTo THE POINT.

Mrs. JsroN fiahelbarser. OF Farmorsyiile,
Lancaster countt, Pa caught u bad cold. shs
TOOK iots OF me iicin. b a COZ worso aud " al sa
unui sh- Vas given up 10 q %. she fortupA iy
began tlki Y co Ha.ss COusH CUWE
and ~ ruiea her nad al ID n woll woman To-.
day, Try u aud yen will not use any ot ar
ffios 70 ana % eanls bon saiett
Y ,CuhAs's DAuu hTonn,
~ ie North ouaen b., Lancaster, IA.
Tp,1b,sk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
Os,y s,ys o., ,,.em

~ msyos bad hvo cases ,hs mor ning,
oesGh The wss,hsr was pretty rough ior
Dps uhsriss Weaver aud Charles
eoss two diiiy locking buns. who
mo rather eas than work, vera ssnt 20
Wostheass Tor 10 days each. Tie
oeg ledksss weIe discharged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
Fssssssrs rsasa 90 me r.st.n,,.,y.

As tsessssvs tssss 20 ths fsaiish'iasS.
u The sheriff oi York, with nss deputies,
|SDos 70 Philsdsi phia this morning oa Har-
|utobuSG EIpsess. They hsd siE prisoners
~ ehsvge and wefe takins them 10 tho
& |1otesn pentlentiafy.
3 3his morning. Deputy shsfiiia Arn s.I0pg
- Net.sns went 10 fhilsdeipbis, tsking
Ionsy Watson, ths Welsh mountain dss-
1ondo. aad Waliaas Walker, of Marietta.
|Goovtoted Of kiiiinx his brother, 70 .ha psni
nonNAry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
is.,. ...a sn ,a.. p.. os,nu,

usaA Asehoy, eoiofso, .oommiIied 10
~ ofunkenness sni uisoidaIly onu-
Wss taken before Judge Patterson Gu
~ VI hsbsss eafpus On Wednesday
oeee. shs WAS discharged on account
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06

oies Emma fssnk. u lhe dramatic
peny playing "ps.," caves birthday
~ tld saPpsr 10 her company sld
oae st Hotel Penn In ReAaing last
o1ne. Amens The guests present were
yx ksaesy snd Sam haoh, fb6 lady
olved many hshdsOile presents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06


CsJgAs0, Hsb. s-CA0sis - kseseDts. 5eD;
shipsass1, SEQ msrhet stss1yt besys4
sod miSsd, u Aos vsssns sissi. d Si0s y.
dsss nSs' Issss9 rsp s;rosSs ~ msss5, q g ~
= ss.s,. y "''" "' ''sSs "''s's' 's'''' ~"
-hsp H4ne4pss. 5oB hssAi shfvs9epss.
] Doj msshst sst<s1yi nAaysss y 0es ~
Mss.srn corn % I'd: S2s~i 1ssss sAosn'
RAsv Lpnsvy. Csstis RAesp1a. tt3 3
sh1pwsstA. tei nartet- Ro,b'Dg oo'sg
ibios ID sons,g ausBtSt 10 csIsof csitas SHIP
Roxs - keesspts, ls1 hsAA shlymsnN
iI'o msskei Slows phftAEslpbiss, o. .etSi ~ !
sElppsa v: sew yWs iodsy. a..
sLssp k.esigss. .yci ssipm.nn. ~2S 80
o. tE0S " common. eIn0s 70 iaubs. - "
a>e1s Ss0eA esa 0~sas.
HHT<9t<d ty 4. 8. LlHR,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
Dipbthssts t,sssstsd.

ooDnsc ctsd win tho f.stsnT institute havs
soecesded IN identifying shs EsnsTsiivs
Dicr0be 0f dipbibeSia. The discovery of Q
preventive ol this disease Wy Miasbs Gf
vaccine virus In en- posted " follow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
-
llaAksl fA1iu

~ he usaiteg 81 ,hs lodge Of Sons
0Aps sstess Of Ameriaa last evening, .
~ pasty Sss held. There was aiost
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06

WAsHisoTos, Feb 6--Tbs president,
his wiis and Col. Lsn0nt quietly LETT
Washington tor ssw York isst night on
the Iif20 trsip.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06

- kssehs II hiilss,viiia iel, on
~ snd hss's srfsiasd bis ~,l-, sna
~ ~ ; sisss.sd 'eFAiss s,shs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
uOR ALDEKMAn, A
THE skEATnsT REDUOrI0A
i ALL At
Fl. OKRHARTS.

In order =, reduce 2 hsevy stoes enl siye
employ nspt ~ ny hanAs. vii naks - %
I'll Hsayy.weighs euitisg,. Ovsr01aAsng sa1
Ty9psen0S - c1st prtcs, noee = ehaaoo ~
set AIst-ctsss article Tor . s0a1i em09Nt a
kuits. II U180Ae3,
uo. % HOsth Qaeen Dteoet.
nvOsiy Direct inpofting Tailor u The Csty
Of Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
n est s.s the Poor. .
Tns Grss, J.se,oSss

Charles u. Hostsr, hotel proprietor, hsa
given lG2 pounds Of meat To tho SOUP house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
ASTRICH'S
Palace Of Fashion.

COMPETITION A GOOD ThIN0. YOU
~ got good Deal OF xratuttous ADVERTISING
throash IL The attendance ~ the La NoAsTEa
hpsissss coitxss. ION kAst King street. has
~ never ps.n 81 xisA.iy sasm.ntsd during any
haiambiE. Mount JOY. Aanhein,. aountvtlle.
kefton And LeAnoc6 have contributed their
SsS,s sssi'nf IN Al thai The name
Awlnstion Ne ana your sou or daus shtsr IN.
eompstsnt 70 pursue ehs prescribed caupe
enough 70 tell you. Call ana examine our
nee "hustnsss frscttee." ths most thorough
400 u q. W1lDLnk Pnn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
= suoCE asUL EsrEETAIsnksI
- ShssbsAs's seAstsss Appsas ~ Cos
sess ~ Jristsy OssDss,

-. 4hesbsAs's sehsisss Appear IN Cos
ssss IN Jusbs Osspsi,
Is TeUt sysuius ths nrst grand concert
r1as shs msnsgemsGt 0f Prof. CsTi
sNoetaha was given IN tbs cbapei of Trinity
\ sTm1nessa church. TIE musicians were
zHonng ssb0isss Of tie professor, nsaHy sii
n WiOm reside In this city, snd the ofehes'
- ~ msds up ~ follows
Hlsse vloIins, Asss Edith Mstxsar, Aessrs.
4 YSnok I~osb. Hopkins and WsiGhsnst stc-
xl11H vt0iipa. Mtsqss Fshnsstoek, Best, Ruth
s1m1 OtittOa |, violas, MsssTs. Morris Loeb
{ yn1oag Mslasksy aad Roger bass violin,
EUfG gred. Hsss eornsts, Msssss. WsiTics,
uogss aad UmpruDgi flutes, Msssrs
EGo9 MeCssksy, M0hn and bsnssnig !.
S11nees, Asssss. Bowman snd BysFiy !
a Th0mss Taorbsbn x0mboOs, Mr.
4 ~ dram, MF. Long piano, Miss Fannie
3 nnehahs, win PSof Th0sbahn director.
~ psegramms wss ~ follows
SAEyI
y 0vsylsse :" Rsaspusa." Orchestral School.
B. Esvsstss nsss' tIisd cbns wofss), cs-
q 51sse Das- NJ. .psod.s- Hon sroiss, M.s,ss
~ EswRsa AID y. MAO nysIiy, of hIisss.
V}e,ta sao-" Carnival Of venies." Miss
h t}sss ssis-. La Trs,is,o.Largo Del Finale.
q ssrt.t :. nsndo 20 ~ Ed,h Ns,sger
# Ahlos Sshnest0eb, ttaah Loeb sna HAify
< f0vestpEa 80 SYLVESTER" Orchestral school
XlsssH solo . WsDsrs Lsistsf Gsdanhs," ~
95 80 soio--" s0nsts o. op. 49," Miss Mary
fI s1sst aosoio Mr.. asri fh9Tb.bn,
&s 4 rae.artstie,s ore sbssitsI school.
W n3vsl Msdtay,e OrehsstrAA sanooi.
1he eoassst wss . great sHess4s. and We
i helass showed the effects 0f their careful
so1elag BY their instructor. W whom ,GuGt
81 ~ v due Ono OF the bsss features q
~ eoUGeSt was the imitsti0ns ny tie pro
& hnog ol . bs6tnpst on sc.sfiDsi.
. - neHt concert will bs eissn IN April
FLYNN ~------- -<ws~--r--r~
. Sire Sears.
4neSs VS. . nss sosrs 81 the houss o
ytIitssn nBydes, who Keeps = saloon o'
onDm street, last night MI bnyds
(osed . nswspspss In ths top 0f . hsii
loootng stove, aud then ieft the room. Par
q u ~ pet,sS burned, but the remainder al
8Fo64 y'hs result wss that tho room va
ff1reoo niIed with smaks. This led tbs tamil
& = bsltsys thst tho haoss wss on hro. sn'
IA &Gppasstt0ns we're made 10 eItiDkuihh tb
IN 1eansa aud save tbs children and h1nss
E@hold goods. TheIo was kisat taoiisnieI
Il ~ ; time until Tho true stats Of siiairs be
Il oAmo known.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
- A MOVING Az BAD Az a FIRE"

Wa may have Ia move. ana n 30 want 1. IN
bh ns liz ht Ne possible. with that thought In
ta'nd. We vi SSH NON THIS date At pricoa that
siiilsnvo ns ntile u move ~ 40 can possibiy y
have On hnnd whrn that unpleasant work 10
iorc.d upon Us Have you nsen tho Lenox
Art iaD 81 toosrs and to'R tiiiGws-wOrked
with t.insnf They viii wash ana aro = thins ol
hsauty. Largest stock III Fine Linens in this
city. Come SUE thom
hns. e. NJ, WOODWARD,
.Jk East King street.
insyiS.ydwAs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06

WAsr.D.-;sA. D. ). CisL I H.! yos !,.. os:..AL 3 . A..
s,:s; ass'v shs -. ss,sssss & III. z: ..ssr.
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ALDEBMAH,
en. r. uososR,

oR0. =. DOs0BR,
.ss ssyss:s = - % q a. - -
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-06
SSw ADVSK TI1kNs67H.

uAAIN1 POWDER
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-15
A CHICAGO ROMANCE.
Mr.. Darnelle Wins a Lovely Girl and
Makes a Reasonable Request.

MIR. Darnelle Wins a Lovely Girl and
Makes Reasonable Request.
ut is so sudden, Mr.. Darnelle"
II know it is" responded the young
man, gently.
He stood before her, with his weight
resting easily on one foot, his left ell
bow on the mantel-piece, his right arm
behind him, and his whole attitude one
of careless, unstudied ease and grace
acquired only by long and patient prac-
tice.
II know it is" he repeated. "Meas-
ured by ordinary standards and by the
cold conventionalties of society, it is
indeed sudden. We have known each
other only twenty-four hours. Until
twenty-five minutes after eight o'clock
last night neither of us had ever heard
of the other. Yet with the heart one
day is as hundred years. Could we
have known one another better, dar-
ling" he went on, with ire nor in his
cultivated B fat baritone voice ''if Ne
had attended the theater, the concert,
the church, and the oyster parlor to
gether for dozen seasonsP Does not
your heart beat responsive to nineP"
II will not pretend to deny, Mr.. OAR
nellie" replied the young lady, with a
rich blush mantling her cheek and
brow, "that your avowal moves me
strangely"
II knew it felt It," he responded,
eagerly. Love is not the slow, vege'
table-like growth OF years, 1t does
not move in its course with the meas
ured, leisurely step of a man working
by the day. 1t springs up like q
mushr-like an electric flash. 1t
takes instant possession. 1t does not
need to be jerked in, as it were. II
needs not the agonizing coaxing of-oi
a Young mans first chin-whiskers, my
darling. 1t is here! You will forgive
my presumption, will you not, and
speak the words that tremble on your
lips-the words that will fill my cup Of
Joy to overhowingP"
The evening had passed like beau
tiful dream. Mr.. Darnelle, admon-
ished by the clock that it was time te
90. had risen reluc family to his
feet and stood holding the hand OF his
beautiful betrothed
my love-" he said, in eager, pas
sionate accents, "now that you nave
blessed my life with measureless, IN
eifable joy and made all my future
radiant with golden hope, you Will no
think am asking too much ii plead
for just one favor?"
"What is itp" shyly responded th'
lovely maiden.
please tell me your first name -
Chicago Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-15
JUSTICE IN CHINA.
Tho Impartial way 4, xv,,,,.,.
Judges Mete Out PunI.hn..

way In Which Celesfi.,
'uages Mete Out Punishment.
"A Iun-ch -t-Vu hereditary ofticer,
named Ch'ang-shan, Manchu helona
ing 70 the Bordered Blue Banner was
ordered two years ago to take nm IT.
quarters at post station called S,,-wa-
yen' Tor the purpose OF patrollinp tho
country against robbers. At the same
tlme special orders were given n hin,
70 Keep a watch upon the soldiers Of
.he station' who were reported to be in
Inc hablt OF expressing the people in
i.s uelghoorhood. One day when the
oflicer in charge of the station wa.
d. away al hlrln. soldier named Sun
FURNISHING went to a shop and tried
10 ouy some drugs on credit. As. how.
ever, he owed money for previous
purchases, the shopkeeper refused to
let MIN have any thing without paw
ment lie therefore became very yio-
lent, upon which the shopkeeper went
10 complain of him to Ch'ang-shan.
VINO sent for him, reprimanded him
ana then let him go. Next day the
shopkeeper came again to say that the
solder had gone back to the shop.
knocked over the counter and threat.
ehed TO XIII the complainant and all his
family. The officer again called I'M
the soldier, who behaved in a very re-
fractory and insubordinate manner in
court. He therefore ordered him to
receive a Aogging of twenty blows,
which were inflicted with a whip on
the back OF his leg.
AS soon as he was released, the man
went to the kitchen OF the post-station,
where he remained for twelve DAYS. at
the end OF which he died from the injury
he had received. A complaint was
lodged by his brother, and thorough
inquiry was made into the case b,
officers specially deputed for the pur
pose by the Memoralists. The Memoir
allst finds that the officer Chang-shar
acted quite rightly in taking notice
OF the soldiers misbehayior, more
especially as he had been PARTICULAR,
desired to see to such matters. Also
the soldiers conduct, towards tn.
shopkeepers and in court was such a.
to merit a fogging, the punishment
was inflicted on proper part of hi
person, and the number of blows wa.
moderate. Nevertheless the Memor
alist condemns the officer to receiv,
one hundred blows under statut,
which awards that penalty for causing
a mans death by fogging him improp
erly.
As the offender in this case is com
missioned officer, his dismissal from
the service will take the place O
corporal punishment. He will ais,
lose his hereditary post, to whicl
another member of his family is ap
pointed to succeed. In accordanc,
with further clause of the law abov
quoted the man by whose hand tn
fatal aogging was actually inticte'
has been condemned to receive ninet
blows, that being penalty one degre
lighter than the sentence of his supe
rior under whose orders he acted. A
he is a Manchu, the hogging will b
given with the whip instead Of tn
bamboo. -Pehin Gazette.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-15
THREE POPULAR GAMES
'bs Late Prof Proctor's Opinion N, u,,
iards, whist and Chess

'pe Late Pr"f Proctor's opIntop m, nm.
iards, Whist and Chess,
inc writer was particularly nnxio,,
10 get Prof. Proctor's views toncb;na
the relative value OF these three ga,a.
and he cheerfully gave them in The
following words:
line game of billiards stands fret
IN some respects, in that IL afforas
physical and mental exercises nj once
There Is not much strain on the mind
however, and | never knew a billiard
expert to be the possessor of great
intellect. He must possess a peculiar.
ly-organized mind, but he NAV know
nothing OF mathematics, and vet nav
solve with lightning rapidity, intricate
problems IN geometry-practical prob
lens. A quick and true eve. GOOD
nerves and steady hand, all practiced
and disciplined, enable him to make
the shots with mathematical precision
AS said' great billiard-player NAV
De a man OF little mentality. As a
rule, the billiard champions are mon
OF a low order OF intellect, 7 have
Tried billiards, and Iknow never could
reach the highest rank, because I am
wanting In one OF the requisites.
whist may be classed among the
scientific games, yet it is not devoid of
chance. 1t affords more pleasure to
Its votaries than any other game I
know. The element Of chance gives
the excitement. To play a correct
game OF whist requires brains, or I
shouid' perhaps, say memory. The
greatest man living, If he possesses a
defective memory, can never become a
good whist-player. l believe / have
mastered whist, and, not to n ego
tistical, hold myself to be a PLAYER Of
the highest r TX. Iplay whist oftener
than any other game, for the reason
that it is not hard work, and is Just ex-
citing enough to afford me the sort OF
diversion need.
"Chess is the greatest Of all games.
/ confess l have never succeeded in
mastering it; have never fathomed its
depths. 1t is delightful pastime, and
can not be commended too nightly as a
mental disciplinarian; but if one
wishes to enjoy it he must not attempt
to become great player. Nine times
out OF ten he would meet disappoint-
ment, for only few men achieve great
ness in chess. 1t is not likely that
Paul Morphy will be duplicated in the
present century. Chess is purely
scientific game, wholly devoid of the
element Of chance. The brain must
exercise itself in playing this game.
Jeanisch, the distinguished Russian
mathematician, gave it as his opinion
that chess is more intricate than the
integral calculus. Buckle, the his
torian, held this same opinion. 1t is
doubtful whether the game will ever
be improved. "-Atianta Const tuition.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-15
ATTENTION TO DETAILS.
A Few Illustrations of the Importance o
Little Things.

The entire universe is composed OF
little things. All substances, all mat
ter, in whatever form or condition, is
an aggregation of atoms or molecules.
Absolute perfection is rarely attaina-
BILE, as a defect in a single atom is
likely to affect the whole combination.
A bridge is no stronger than its
weakest point. A machine or imple
ment may be ever so perfect, with a
single exception, and that exception
may prevent the use of all the balance.
How often do we find it the case that
| the neglect of some little moment, has
turned the tide towards failure when
success was in sight.
Manufacturers often become so alb
sorbed in some vital principal, that
they neglect details, little points are
overlooked, and when dependence is
placed on these, they fail, and the
| whole work is condemned as conse-
ouence. A recent invitation to inspect
| the working of new machine was a
disappointment simply because the
manufacturer had neglected TO send
a single bolt, and loss of time and dis
appointment to the party needing the
machine was the result An article
for household use, but little liable to
get out of order, but requiring a wrench
to remove certain parts when it be-
came necessity, was thrown out DE-
| cause the wrench was useless. In TINS
case every part was carefully made
and fitted. and of good material, out IL
reouired a wrench of special form to
adjust certain parts in case OF failure
to work properly. Although the artl'
Gle was an expensive one, the wrench
was a common cast iron affair, WIN
laws beveled and unfinished, eXcep'
for the superhuous japan with when
if was coated to hide its imperiectlons'
II would have been next to useless
even had it fitted, as it had net sum
,iant strength, but it was doubly pro
yoking to find that, while 1t was essen
tial to the proper working OF the ar'i
Gle and instructions how and where l
was to be used under certain clrcum
stances accompanied it, it was per
lectly useless when the emergency DC
curred. A perfect wrought lroi
yrcnch. would have cost but little more
and been effective, but it was toe
.m,ll Il matter to deserve special at
tention. apparently, and the neglee
resultod, not only in positive loss u
the purchaser, but condemnation IN
tend Of n recommendation which pre-
vented sales to others instead Oh III
arnncino them.-Stoues and HardwaFe
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-15
J.H. FISH, Assayer and Anal y teal
Or. AnaIyses made OF all substances.
COMB HONEY.

What's the matter with Comb Honey? Moth
ing, it's all right but we have several tons of it,
and it won't sell, so we are going to offer it at
price that will make 1t sell, and quick, too-in
60 ID cases we will say &C for dark, and Sc for
good quality, and in ID tins soc for good fair
article, and 60c for white 10 ID tins $10o and
xl1o Do not fail to order: it is safely put up to
carving any distance, and is as cheap as you
will ever get 1t. This is about the close OF the
year and we are reducing stock in all lines at
the expense of profits. January HOME CIRCLE
Is ready to distribute any time. Call or send
for sample copy Butter Is lowe lower b Flour nw Is
as we are anxious to sell. The rush Is oyer and
we have plenty of time TO wait on all VINO call
reasonable clothing in Underwear for men,
women or children, warm Gloves and Mittons'
strong. well made Boots and Shoes for Every,
body and Everybody's children. 5000 pair OF
Stockings from &c pair to soc. In canned
Goods, Dry Fruit, Wall Paper, and Miscellane,
Gus Goods, we can certainly suit you; should
like to have the chance TO try-write or cal
Smi,h's Cash store. No. AIS Front
st san Francisco. Cal,