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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15
SOUL COM M UNION.
How They NJ luke Love In the Refined Cir
cles of the Hub.

How They NJ IKE Love In the Refined Cir
cles of the Hub.
Emersonia, if | seem to divaricate
from my accustomed coherentific OPP
pugnancy in segregating and desyno-
nymizing the postulates you have
largiloquenty elaborated this evening,
let me implore you not to attribute it
wholly to a psychologist psychologists
on my part"
The young man looked at her in an
erudite theosophic way and smiled a
pensive, thoughtful, Back Bay smile.
:" / do not. Ticklowell," responded
the fair young girl, warm y, as she
leaned tenderly upon him and wiped
her srectacle5 with soft. caressing
touch; land yet you will pardon me if
| suggest that in attempting to de-
phlogisticate the ecphractic immisci-
bllity of the archaeological anhy-
drousness involved in the myrioramic
protoplasm you evince ;.n exoterc
observation-disclosures, if not fuma-
cious incognaiivity, SO to formulate it,
that is not Karnistic. "
" But you do not suspect me of a
dlsanaloglcal or extravasating tenden-
cy, do you, Emersonias' he inquired,
anxiously.
BY no means. Your eugeny and
environment presupposes a freedom
from Observation-Disclosures
etiolation.
Then you acquit me of INGENIOUS
erebritude?' The tears stood in Miss
Howjames' eyes.
Esemplastically exuperated as we
are, Ticklowell," she said, and ''cardia-
graphically congenial in rationative
deducibllity as we cognovate, such a
presumption would theoretically polar
ize into pectinibranchiate naufrage.
And yet we dsavow the ophio-
nancy of diathermaneity," he muir
INJURED.
Multijugously, of course"
Then, Emersonia," he exclaimed.
triumphantly, do not evitate! Rubi-
fication is incompatible with geliditv
is it not?"
- can not oppugn the excortica-
tive forcipation OF the inevitable, " said
the young lady, softly.
And me young man gathered her in
MS arms and winked solemnly at
portrait of Emerson that hung on the
wall.-Chieago Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15
= Beavers pao-.
Approach, Warn. !, u. H.... ),

Hsl,, ft> 49,, IsH.
rr.,,, Approach = Of Easa' ss''
Until the fall spow.
praeno and !, render "stla a.sss
hunters to patrol Tho 'aeonnoa i.
.. night in the hope y s,a'sr'seara
some s1n one Of the deer .rI i s, y
the water He who IA = n OF as,
a Ing sits in the bow, while ~ ~ he sAeas
occupied by the paddlss 'ue stAnh
the canoe in a mama. '. !, who inps,
l la.ely noiseless. The mat, sns = abs
winch at night characterlzas' Y Sound.
Un Tine e, confines Of clviI.s ~ ~
ness. In the absence !, 'ae slIdss
silence 81. e is that of death ,,' WIND d.
u. Inc Egyptian darkness, i. I'' 81
though it could actuallv = y Seems
50 the canoe steals slowly 4 u -. !. !. ~
rs the shadow Of a cloud =, !. = 'llsal
pants, their nerves at tha IN, 10 otea
sion' straining their ears 4 = as Ia.
the earliest possible p,omass ue's i
ence OF the game they seek ! ne ssl ps
~ without the slightest ws,, saadss
death-like silence is brot asal'g y
sound as though the guardI., ~
OF the deer tribe had hurled a. . angel y
water in the immediate yicIn,. ,a = "
canoe. 1t is the protest a. Il: !, y 'as
against the invasion Of its - da 'ss,sr
! had q. heard this sound mauy IJ ,'aaa
and Its cause had been asa;.. une
me as often. Still, though p, ,aa y
perience had taught me implicit !. =
idence in my companion AMI s ,s e0'-
| could yield him in this h., 4slnt
hearted faith. 1t seemed ino, s,al''
that an animal less than three ~. y,
could make noise the size q ~, .as
story house. But one moonlish, y. 10
we stole on beaver swimmins I
narrow stream. Not till the stem 4 : !,
tne canoe was within five ieat !, = !
d'd 1t detect our presence. ~, :
down went its head, and, roundup ~ !,
its back, it struck violent hlov Z. Y
the water with its tail and van;sa.s
! was literally showered and ~.
oughly convinced at one and the ss ~,
moment. When excited or alarmed MAJ
u beaver will sometimes continue ii.
perform ance, easily Audible for hail..
mile or more. at half-minute interval,
ior ten consecutive minutes.-H
Wells, in Harper's Magazine
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15

Quite acolumn has been devoted In the
leading French papers to the news that
u fresh material had been discovered
for-corsets, One would not expect
English influence TO assert itself in so
delicate Il department. But leather corsets
arc to be traced remotely to the influ-
ence OF the insulars. French ladies have
taken up tennis Gin very dainty way)
and croquet They even mention crick-
ct. rs within feminine possibilities,
though probably they only mean the
less active game that is played with
hoops and mallets However. the
Partisan corsetier has seen his oppor.
tunity. For such robust exercise the
ordinary fabric is quite insufficient, A
concession is to be made to English de-
mands There is to be give and take.
French girls are to play tennis and
English girls are to wear leather corsets.
Tho change will probably be greater for
the French than for the English, though
neither innovation is much more than a
revival. In the days OF Henry V. If
Shakespeare is any authority the
Parisians played kind of tennis, and
certainly in the days of Cromwell, if
English girls did not wear kid corsets,
their fathers put on leather jenkins.
Pail Mall Gazette
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15
A Great Merchants Weakness

A pathetic story" says London
exchange, lis told of the late Nh NJ
lands, the Wellington OF Commerce
as he was called, whose death has las!
been announced. Almost up to Inc
last the old man, nearing his nlnetea
year, insisted upon personally cur
Quoting the concerns OF the great 9
tablishment he fou nded in Manchester
nearly seventy years ago. hse's
morning he would be driven 70 ~
office. and with the kindly connifah.'
OF his managers and head CLERKS hlau'
believe to direct affairs as ne useu "
in fol mer years. One day receh"''
when the end was growing very ns'i'
he was driven as usual to the oll'''
When he was helped out OF inc 'al
riage and looked up at the ouna'us'
he turned to re-enter the carfias''
exclaiming pettishly: No, MOI WOW a,
TO go to my own place be dIa W. w.
know the palatial building IN Nn'.a u
his later fortunes were cared lof' ans
his failing mind, suddenly 'urn =,
back for sixty years, saw the ln, ,l.
building. IL New High street a~.,
chester, in which he had started in''
was his place., and that was Su. .s
he insisted that the puzzled coachiu'-
should take him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15
A PreCocious Criminal.

nice little girl is one Celina Doise-
let, for that is the name of the li,t,a
monster who has just appeared before
The Assize Court of the Aube. in
France, on the charge OF deliberately
killing two children. She herself i.
but a child, not yet thirteen wears of
age but in the spring of last year she
was placed in service by her parents.
her duties being those of nursemaid
She had two little boys to take charpe
OF aged respectively three wears and
SIN months, and it seems. from the ev-
ldence given, that this youthful cri,ni.
nal, being ola lazy disposition, did not
IKE having to take care of them 60
as Il means of relieving herself of ber
lt3.e charges, she killed them both
me elder one, Paul, by twisting n nil.
low-case about his head and sitting
upon MN till he ceased to breathe tho
younger one by stufiing "a handkerchief
ihlo MS mouth and kneeling on his
chest. Both the children were thus
got rid OF the same day. The murder.
ess was asked in court whether she pa
GREETED having committed these terri-
Die crimes, and she said she tbourbs
she nid. This precoc Gus criminal ba,
been sent to house of correction for
ten years When she comes ont il il
10 De doubted whether she will get an.
o'"er pace us nursemaid London
Standard.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15

An Austrian Pompeii, special
says, has Just been unearthed neal
lara. Zara is the capital of the Aus.
TRAN province of Dalmatia Thous.
auGs of coins of the Diocietian period
and of other early times, rare 81 eel.
mems of Grecian and Roman sculpture
and byzantine architecture were dis
covered along the Dalmatian shores.
Amphitheaters, temples, catacombs
and other evidences of busy and
highly-civilized community were un.
earlhed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15

The presc { Fgstcm of the construc-
ton of chimneys is the subject of con
siderable adverse criticism by archi.
tects and builders, especially the plan
SO much pursued OF grouping the sel,ar-
ate small, narrow and crooked flues. A
proper substitute as well as remedy for
this, as suggested, is the construction
of one large tlue extending from the
cellar to the ighest available point.
with branches from each floor running
up and connecting at the ceiling of the
floor above, or direct at each floor &c
the main ilue, in this manner guaran-
tee of upward draft being at all times
assured and with no liability to counter
currents. SO far rs the simple principle OF
ventilation is concerned it is urged that
the building of one large main nue,
into which all branches are carried di-
rect from each floor or apartment, is
the only true and safe method by which
present evils can be overc, me, and the
lungs be spared from the poisonous
gases they are now forced to inhale, the
fact being well established that no gases
are more poisonous than those of sui
phureted hydrogen or coal gas when
rermeating dwelling. n. Y. Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15
WOMEN IN HOTELS.
Loneliness OF Their Life Leads Than
Elirt with Sfrnp~a,.

u
Fiirt with Strangers
1.-The misery which women in bot..
undergo on Sunday" said prou.
incnt hotel clerk, lis the chief cam.
OF all the hotel scandal and gossiu tb,t
finds its way into the newspapers /
doubt very much II there is any Lone.
lier spot on earth than hotel bed.
room on Sunday afternoon, and when
the day is warm the women sit at the
windows and stare steadily out iuto
the street hoping against hope Tia,
something will turn up to interest
them. Something very generally does
turn up about three o clock in the Al.
ternoon-a good many things coca.
sionally. They are otherwise known
as Washers. They ogle women from
restaurants across the streets, and The
women flirt with them purely through
idleness and loneliness.
Then the Washers make various
efforts to get upstairs, some Of them
come TO the desk and send up their
card to any one whom they happen 10
know in the house, and some Of them
bride the porters, but the old-time
FOUNDERS walk in in a business-lika
way, settle themselves down in The
elevator, alight on the right floor, and
then engage in a still-hunt for the
rooms. Meanwhile the porter Is en-
gagged in still-hunt for the masher
Not Sunday passes that there is not
moro or less trouble in every big hotel
in this way; but | can't say that
b,ame any OF the parties concerned
1t is lonely enough, even around
desk, to say nothing OF sitting in
chilly room. IN. Y. Sun
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15
THE PLAN FAILED.
Two Iramps Play at Financiering with
Encouraging Results.

Discouragins Results.
Now, here's the plan," said one
tramp to another, az they leaned
against a fence on Sproat street the
other day. You see that brown
house?'
~ do"
1t has for sale sign on it
Yes"
TO and ring the bell, and tell the
woman you want to buy the house for.
say So,ooo. Shell be glad to see Won.
In looking about just mention Incl.
dentally that if she has any old clothes
TO spare you are making up a box for
the African heather. It's big scheme
aud must work"
The other went over and RANG tho
oeli' and the door opened and he dis
appeared. He soon appeared to view
again, however, and with that sort of
movement which comes to man when
kicked.
Well, what's the matterp" asked
the other. ~
mo CO."
Did you see the woman and offer
her S., 0OO."
" No l saw the man and found tina,
the place had been sold for so 600
Us no use, Jim. We hain't worth
shucks on finance. Wee got to 90
pack 10 the destitute family racket. -
Detroit Free Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15

AT meeting OF the Geographical
Society of the Pacific. held at San Fran
cisco, the secretary read u letter stating
that the natives of Greenland had found
relies of the Jeanette expedition in the
vicinity Of Julianshaab A list of these
relics include the following: A memo
randum list OF provisions with Lieuten-
ant belongs signature attached notes
at length in belongs handwriting; can
piece marked +. c. Lender; oil skins
and pantaloons; some closely written
manuscript; principal portion of check
book with United States postage stamps
inclosed; buttons; various articles of
clothing, some of which were in excel
lent preservation. and the remnant of a
tent No remains of human beings were
discovered.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15
The Mother at Home.

The mother is the heart of the
nome She it is who determines it's
'haracterlstics and ditfuses through it
mat subtle atmosphere which every
sensitive person can feel when intro
duced into the home circle, and from
which can quickly be inferred the rul-
ing spirit of the home. There can be
no doubt that the most effective train.
ing for children is the trainino
Of example, and this truth the
mother needs constantly to bear in
mind. How can The inpatient
luerulous, fault-fld ng mother teach
patience and kindness and good
temper? How can the vain
mother teach humility How can
ne mother, greatly absorbed in
keeping up with the pomps AMI van
'Vies OF llie' eager for place and show,
teach her children the true princinles
OF a happy life? How can the selfish
mothe teach genero-it:- sr kindness
OF The Disseminated ~. teach .sa.
lentlI"s Nomi
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15


-Tommy-''I wouldn't wan,
the preachers little boy NJ s,n.
"WhyP" Tommy-"O, he's g0' a r
lreds and hundreds OF slippers ".
are scattered all over the hou'N
Tevre Haute Express "a,
IN connecticut they ma ' "a in
almost every thing. An ola lsG
that State is collecting all Tue :. 10
papers she can lay her hanu' ar are
make soap Of She says 'no, they
"desput sight better than ashy''
are almost as good as pure lie. Glad.
-"The reason why the Dying , s
iator is so much admired IS : very
he keeps his mouth shut. ne aiators
different from our modern sia s,auing
who go all over tho country "a A IS
about what they are gong , y, =
soon - dog get into 'c0nu
Puck.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15

While We are talking about com.
pulsory education, wouldn't il La i,
good idea if the teachers. az n mia
We're compelled to know just little
more than their pupils ?-Chicago
Times. 's
There are good MANY editors
giving learned opinions about hor
cholera who do not know enough about
the disease to tell the difference he.
tween a cholera germ and n sngar-
cured ham.-Iowa State Register
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15

IL tho turkey wings are seasoned
and stewed in just enough water :,
sumner them in, and taken out whe,
tender and dipped in egg and brea /
crumbs fried and served with tomo, ,
sauce they are very nice. Christi -,
III Work. - ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15
Successful Treatment of Garget.

In earlier life | treated garget by a
number of methods with varied sue
cess, pus forming in only few in
stances; but for twenty-five years |
have had no case of suppuratlon of tho
udder from garget As soon as tho
trouble is discovered Casually but ono
quarter of the udder. more correctly
one Of the four glands is invo'ved). the
inilamed part should be bathed with IA
mixture of equal parts of tincture of
lobelia and giycerine and kept satur-
ated with il till fever tenderness and
swelling subside. II pus has already
formed. the pus sack should be opened
Mt its lowest point aGd kept dressed
with weak solution of phenol, Thyme.
cresol or listerine. - Fr ID. l.. Phares,
in American Agriculturist
An important decision made re-
Gently in England prevents photogra-
pliers from selling photographs without
the permission of the original. The
judge concluded that person who is
photographed has a copyright in his
or her own face.
Prince Bismarck, ID. d., has been
obliged to diet himself of late, but he
has now rebeled against his physi-
clans, and has returned TO beer and
tobacco. He is as intractable as the
Emperor William, who, until his very
last days, persisted in eating Holsters
and salmon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15

-Tramp--'Can you give mo s' -
work, sir?" Fam guess ~
What kind OF work do you MaDs
Tramp-"Work for my jaws ra'I ,,h
-"All right; come in ana 'a'A s s
my wife. II she can't keep you r,.s
I'll eat my boots. Burlington ~
Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15

-lhe writer of book on dancing
estimates that eighteen waltzes are
equal to about fourteen miles of straight
WORK The fatigued girl. too languid
10 help her mother about the house
can 40 eighteen waltzes in an evening
"hen she wishes to be particularly
asreeable.-N. o. Picayune.
Tough Luck.-First Stage Robber
~" nat did you git, yesterday. Jer-
ryF Second Robber-'Nothin'. There
WASH t nobody in the stage 'ceptin' a
lawyer two plumbers and a prima
uohna' an professional courtesy
wouldn't allow me to touch EN-. Of
coursh'-Ierra Haute Express.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15

Young men are respectfully in
formed that when the young lady
father stamps his foot, he is preparing
10 send it through the mail
"A scientific sharp has discovered
that the earth weighs $50, $50. 900, 000,-
100000 tons. But don't bet on it. The
scientist may have weighed it on coal
dealers scales which weigh only
1900 pounds to the ton.-Drake's
Magazine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15

=" The Pilgrims Progress" has
been translated into tho language
spoken in Zanzibar, u tongue called
Swahili- 1t was found necessary to
make an adaptation rather than a
literal translation. A part of the YER
sion was prepared by the late Bishop
Sfaara
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15
sympathy Well Bestowed.

Gus-So your brother is married Is
his wife prettyp
George No.
A domestic. lovable little DARLING
perhaps?'
Moo; she is what is called a .suner.
ior woman. "
Oh! Poor devilr -Philadelnbio
Record. pun"
scrub oak ought to be utilized i,
the manufacture of brushes ma
broom Pittsburgh Chronicle
Miss Penelope-"Before c,vo
you an answer, Marshall, | want Won
10 know that l believe the married
state to be simply reinforced cordi1
'ion for the better ameliorat on of tho
wrongs and sutferings of women Do
you understand mep" Mr.. MaIlou
l mink do; and, if you will allow
me, III hedge a little. Won't vo,, ~,
sister 20 're?''-Puck
-Mistress-"Aren't the eggs boiled
yet Bideliap" Bidelia (the new cool,
from Tralee)-'I dunno. mum
ihey.ve been boiling eight hours
out' faith, the skin hasn't come off ,em
yet."--Town Topics.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-15

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The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-01-05
A Days shopping,

Hu,bani-More money! Why.
my DEAR l gave you 300 this
morning for shol ping. What did
you get.
Wice--Oh, lots Of things. W.
were absolutely suffering fora pal.
Of socks for you; they were 70
cents. A necktl' for you, that was
SO cents. A perfectly lovely tie,
worth twice that; it'isnt the right
color, but I don y suppose you will
wear Il, but it was sucha bargain.
AND .lIen Igtt You two new col
lars---sy quarter, and pair Of
nice, warm gloves for you--lonly 80
cents, Just Think And q pair Of
socks for the baby, they were 81,
and 8 dear little necktie for little
Dick, that was sl.5O, aud a rattle
FOR the baby, THAT was 40 cents
and such a cute, cunning little hcod
for the little cherub, only 81; and a
winter cap for you for stormy
weather, you know, that was 80,
cents; and that was all, except q
winter wrap for me, that WAS SS7.
Philadelphia Record.
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-01-05
HI, Dream.

II dreamed the other night,
writes Eli Perkins to the Texas
Siftings, shat Twas great politi-
clan. / was running for a high
office and everybody was voting for
me. Then all of a sudden / was
taken sick apd died. Right in the
middle of success and triumph l
went down to lower aegions."
'Did you meet any other politi
clans down there" asked siftings
man.
Eyes, good man"
"Any democrats}"
Hundreds of them"
"Any republicans, tool"
"Why, l couldn't count EN-"
"Did you see any prohibitionists
in hadesl"
Yes; every democrat had pro
hibitionist."
what in the world or in hades,
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him and the fire. Sitting.