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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-20
SOME RARE OLD BONDS.
Whey Were yellow From Age, But Proved
10 Bs worth aJ0.o0O Ia Gold.

Whey wer. yellow From Age, hut Proved
10 Bs worth sro.ooo In Gold.
II was while Judge Folger was Seero-
tary tssid an old Treasury official Ono
morning an old man came in to me who
was from Now England State. lilo
said that about twenty years ago no
found some old stocks or bonds among
the papers OF an uncle mentioning his
nsmel; he had been man OF National
reputation for ability, and had a com.
Portable fortune for those days that Is
from 1880 20 isto--snd no had come 10
the United States Treasury TO find out II
they were worth any thing, AZ they
seemed 10 be United States bonds. |
looked At them. They were ten OF the
''old debt bonds, and were indeed curl
osittea. They were old and yellow from
age, but wore worth, principal and In
tercst, In gold $4,000, for there were
ten years interest due ON them. You
can imagine the old mans amasement
when ! told him this, "why, would
gladly have taken 81, 600 for thom," said
he, "and offered them To Boston
banker for less than that, but he rather
superoiliously and contemptuously de-
clined 10 buy them al any figure"
took the old man in to see Judge Folgor,
who WAS very much interested In tho
matter when | explained IL to him. He
had noycr seen any OF the 'old loan"
securities, and after these were paid
and cancelled | believe he directed that
one OF them be framed and preserved,
Well, in less than half an hours time
AID Euxtu.law -
the building with check in his pocket
ON the New York sub-Treasury for $40, e
coo In gold. How that smart" Boston
banker must have cursed his own ignor-
ance and stupidity whom he learned
what he had thrown away, ST Louis
Republic.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-20
ABOUT TARANTiSMO.
Curious Actions and Treatment Of VIC
Tins of Spider-Bite.

Curious Actions and Treatment Of VIC
Tins of Spider-Bite.
There are various species OF the III
sect, Of different colors, and two differ
emit kinds of ''tarantismo"-the wei
and the dry. Women in the corn-helds
are most liable to be bitten, because
they wear so little clothing on account
of the intense heat. A violent fever
is the beginning of the disease !N
person bitten sways backward and lo''
ward. moaning violently. Musicians
are called, and if the tune does n0'
strike the fancy of the ''tarantata OF
tarantato-the person who has oeea
bitten-she Cor hey means louder ciy
ing: NO, no; not that air!" Inc naoiet
instantly changes, and the tampou'.a.
beats fast and furious to indicate 'n'
difference OF time. At last the "tarau,
tata" approves of time, and. sprl1sls ~
up. begins to dance franticaily' n ~
has the dry "tarantismo" her irienu'
try to find out the color OF 'u'
"taran tola' that has bitten n0'
and adorn her dress and her wf''S
with ribbons OF the same tint as inc ~
sect white or blue, green, req VI ".
low. If no one can indicate the p'vrsI
color, she is decked with streamers v
every hue, which futter wilaly a', w.
as she dances and losses her arms III Wv
air. They generally begin the =. 0e ~.
mony indoors, but it often ends II ~. W.
street on account OF the heat anu .' sn
concourse of people. When 'ne ut
rantata" Is quite worn out sne = M, r
into a warm bed, and sleeps so,n0 M
for eighteen hours at stretch - d;
is a case of wet tarantismo the mus .....
clans sit near a we'll. to which the sv,.
rantata" is irresistibly attracted ,',nrs
she is dancing relays OF FRIENDS ,,s ss'E ~.
her with water, "and," said Dou !. -,
genio, ..the amount of blessed Na 's,,
used is not to believed" wei .ha
tismo" seems to be the worst 8 IN !,
fever lasts seventy-two houi'. .,,s.
either case was assured thal = am.
clans were not called in the ie.e .ome
tinues indefinitely, and Is; - .sThs
cases. followed by death. -rron
Land of Manfred.
-runuIJi: =. hid :. H'--s-' w .-.o,e
Hand of nineteenth century "n ;na,,;
Contrary to all precedent ana P. pa M.
orthodox Hindus of Barsi inVi'eu ~,
"Christian outcast," not only " snea,
their sacred temple but also " II IL,
and to read therein portion ~ buI
Hindu scriptures. Not only m aa.si,sd
women were present and all rms d
this innovation with expreSS'
marked approval. -, with tn
1t is not-generally the g,ri s ~ 4
most beaux who gets married n Tho III
is the little, grave, demure glr y man spi
In the corner with one youns1 ourusl.,
hangs on to him.,someryH ="
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-20

The lost steamer Idaho originally cost
100000, A portion Of her cargo, only,
was insured. No arrangements have yet
been made for u successor to her.
v. q. Boeae, chief engineer Of the
Union Pacific, is in Oregon, buying ties
and timber for the 200 miles of a railroad
line from Frisco, Utah, TO Phoebe, New.
The north-bound passenger train on
the Missouri, Kansas i Texas road was
held up last week near Perry sta
ton, l. T. The express and mail cars
were robbed. The passengers We're not
molested.
Reports Of discouraging nature con-
corning the cattle market have been
coming into San Francisco from the in
terror of California, Arizona and Nevada,
and popular opinion has been that this
winter would see great scarcity o. beef
in the market. Inquiry among leading
wholesale butchers, however, shows that
there is no reason for experimenting a
rise in beef.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-20
MARITAL INFELIclTY.

Bad Cooking One Of the Most Prolific
Sources of Domestic Quarrels.
1.-THE very light manner in which
American girls and women toss of the
off-quoted Meredithism that civilized
man can not live without cooks is only
another instance Of the national lack of
reverence for really serious things"
quothed lady OF broad culture and large
experience, who was one Of group OF
feminine summer boarders at q we'll
known mountain resort. Some of the
younger members Of the group are in
clined to treat the subject jokingly and
to shrug their pretty shoulders over the
idea OF there being any thing serious In
80 material question, but their elderly
friend would have none OF their flip
pancy.
II assure you, girls, IL is my firm con-
viction that more divorces arc 10 be
traced to the fact that American women
know nothing about cooking than to any
other one cause under the sun. 1t Is, in
nine cases out OF ten, the little rift
within the Lutte the entering wedge,
the apple Of discord thrown into the
newly formed and apparently harmoni-
GUS domestic circle, TO create discomfort,
alienation and final dissolution. Cook
inu Ia an art which no woman should
fall 10 acquire, tho rudiments OF which
should be ineuleated with the three RS,
and the finer touches added with the
fipishing-of efforts Of her music, draw
Ing and French masters. The few cook
ing schools that have been established
and the very limited accommodations
that have been made for teaching the sub
jcct practically In a few OF our larger In
stitutlons II learning are totally made
guate 10 effect the results required TO
remedy the almost universal ignorance
Of American women upon this important
subject.
The matter should 60 deeper the inn
portance OF the subject should be
preached from the housetops until every
woman shall feel as much ash AIMED Of
not knowing how to cook AZ she would
Of not knowing how To write her name.
This number OF people who can afford 70
hire French cooks Is 80 limited As TO OK
eiude that way out OF the difiic ulty from
she general question. The grt OF living,
OF dining Is an outgrowth of civilization
that can not be- ignored, and coming, M
II does entirely within woman's prov
incs. should receive her most serious
attention, since results 10 be obtained
are well worthy OF har highest effort
and utterly redeem the apparent mean
ness Of the occupation.
1T IL the wise woman who will study
her husbands material tastes and cater
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-20

Disastrous fires are becoming cpl
demic.
The annual report Of the secretary of
war shows expenditures from appropria-
tons Tor the past fiscal year, $4S, 654, l2l:
appropriations for the current fiscal year
sS3, 9S9, 30. The estimates for the next
fiscal year are, $44, l57,973.
The governor of South Carolina, in his
annual message to the legislature, rec.
ommends separate accommodation on
railroads for whites and blacks, and the
collection and preservation by the state
OF all the Confederate flags.
The Pacific coast chamber of commerce
elected for president, Samuel Collyer, OF
Tacoma; secretary, T. G. Friedlander
finance committee, Mr. Hibbard. Chico
Mr.. Smell, Tacoma, MIR. Baldwin, San
Francisco.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-20

A clerk in one OF the departments
At Washington has discovered that sol
disrs In the late war were killed In their
nrst third and fifth battles more than in
any Others.
lit as tot the treatment which man
receives that affects him in the long run,
II is the temper with which he bears it,
Rebecca Harding Davis.
The man who can never say moi"
Is likely to get into trouble sooner or
later. But when he gets there "a gem
sral denial" Is the first thing on his lips
sPuek.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-20

One Of the most wonderful OF fishes
Is the one bearing the name of chiasmo-
don niger. or the great swallower Tho
body Is elongated, OF nearly uniform
thickness most of the length of the fish.
The jaws are very long and fitted with
sharp teeth, some OF which seem to be
reversible. The manner of feeding Is
To grasp Dish by tho tail and proceed to
climb over 1t with its jaws. As the cap
tive Is taken in the stomach and integu-
rnent stretch out. and the distended belly
appears as grea, bag, The fish viii
swallow smother ono six or twelve times
his own size. This rapaoity proves his
own destruction sometimes, as the gas
formed by the process OF digestion makes
balloon OF his stomach that brings the
hsh to the surface.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-20

During a riot in Flat Top, a mining
district in Mercer county, W Va, seven
men were shot, two being killed in
stantly. All parties to the ARRAY were
negroes.
Does the farm pay? Every farmer
should ask himself this question at the
close of harvest and answer it honestly.
The farm does not pay il it merely
affords living and prevents the accu-
mutation Of debt 1t may do more than
this-it may even decrease debt and add
To the value of stock and improvements
and yet not pay. 1t being assumed
that the labor and superintendent of
the owner is equal in value to the sup
port of the family, then the net accumu-
lation OF the year must be equal to the
legal interest upon the whole capital in
vested, or the farm does not pay. This
is simple method of farm book keeping.
and will always answer the question /;
yet too many farmers would shrink from
applying the test. If the farm does not
pay to at least this extent. the situation
should be rigidly canvassed, with view
to finding better methods. Labor.
brain and capital working together fur
nish the best possible combination for
success, and when they are entered in
one individual should be able to com
mand it.
The first bill passed by the Washing
ton legislature was Goeghegan's measure
appropriating $l2 ,0e0 for the support OF
the Washington school for defective
youth for the year ending April l, 1891.
A coldblooded and deliberate murder
was perpetrated upon track-walker J. I.
Cain, near Cow Creek canyon. The
Southern Pacific offers $500 for the muir
derer.
Member of Parliament Hill warns the
British government that apathy in the
matter OF the Behring sea troubles will
eventually ALLEVIATE the LOYALTY of the
dominion and greatly assist the Ameri-
can press IN fostering Canadian discon.
tent with English connection.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-20
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-20

The three masted ship Vile d.
Marseilles exploded her cargo of 800,
barrels of Mozambique gunpowder In
Msrseilles harbor, aud fragments OF til,
wreskase were picked up 800 meter
away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-12
HEALTH HINTS.

Don't cit OF. sleep in a dEaught,
Don't go to bed with cold feet,
Don't stand over hotair registers.
Don't lie on the left side too much,
Don't inhale hot air or fumes Of any
acids,
Don't lie on the back to keep from
snoring,
Don't eat what you don't want just to
Don't battle ia less than two hOurs
after ealing.
Don't eat in less than two hours after
bathing,
Don't sleep in a room thatIs not well
ventilated,
Don't eat the smallest morsel unless
hungry, ii well,
Don't eat anything but well-cooked
andnutritious food.
Don'tstart toa days work without eat,
ing q good breakfast.
Don't take long walks when the stom.
ach ia entirely empty,
Don't forget to take a good drink OF
pure water before breakfast.
Dou'tjump out of bed Immediately on
awakening in the morning,
Don't wear thin hose or light-soled
shoes in cold or wet weather,
Don't strain your eyes by reading on
an empty stomach or when III,
Don't sing or halloo when your throat
Ia sore, or you are hoarse.
Don't eat between meals, nor enough
to cause uneasiness at meal tune,
Don't forget to cheer and gently amuse
inYallds when visiting them,
Don't sleep in the same undergar.
ments that are worn during the day,
Don't take some other persona medi-
cine because you are similarly afflicted,
Don't forget to rub yourself we'll all
over with crash towel or hands before
dressing,
Don't try to get along with less than
seven or eight hours sleep Outol twenty.
four,
Don't try to keep up on coffee or
alcoholic stlmulants when nature Is call,
iug you 10 sleep,
Don't call 80 frequently on your sick
as to make your company aud
conversation abore.
Don't make a practice Of relating scan.
lal or stories calculated to depress tue
Of the sick.
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FOR SALE.

Six IOOmCd Frame IlOulC. lot 7Ox1OO feet, al
No. 24i TWCuty.nltth street. for el,HO.
AgOOd b KOOmvd Dwelling on South Penn 81.
Also some very desirable NulIdlnE Lots on South
Penn street
Residence with full LOtAt SO. 22l2 ChnpllneAt
Building Lots corner TWenty'k0venlh aud
Main btrrGts, q Rood factory site.
A Country Home, . miles west OF Brldgepltl
0hiO; hRA az acfsS u ground, IOcned bhGk
house, u payiug atone quarry. Price sl,SeD-
cheap,
building Lot, In tho sixth ward, on Gilmore
street, near ,Twenty'ninlh, MICOllOoh street,
meat Thlrtitthi MAyHlOn. near Twenty'uinth.
Ohio County Farm, 100 acres.
Small Farm near MOundSvIlle for 81 ,6g0, or OK
change for city property.
Residence ~ EdglngtOn Lane,
Double Brick IiOuSO OH North liurOs street
will ray well NJ III Investment,
bull Ing Lots In tho Old Fair Grounds; also
on North Huron aud SOrth Front streets.
Residence on North Front street; I roOn0d
hOns., LOT 6OIiOO, price AOO0.
A Dirt Glars FOIned HOuke OH Maryland VI,
Six RUOmCd Brick HOuse, with vacant halt lot
Al 1873 MCCOllOch street.
Build lux Lots OIL : Oufteenth and Fifteenth BA
Market street business Property.
4 Eve tOOined House on south broadway, viii
Other improved Property, Loans Negotiated.
FOh kkSl-CSullTy Place within Ii minute
drive from centre OF city OH motor line.
90. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
l2O Main Street.
Stocks hOu. NJ and Mold, naI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-12

ing Of the former. When the poultry
droppings become dry and hard they
dissolve very sloRly, due IN the lorna
tlon Of silicates, but when kept IN Z
moist condition they are more available
ss plat food.
Though the COWS may fall of in milk
at this season, due TO loss OF succulent
food, yet the quality Of the milk may be
improved by libersIiseding, and q larger
proportion Of cream secured. The OBJ
ject should be to promote the appetite,
and to endeavor, by allowing roots or
epsilage, 70 keep upthe flow, A change
Of food will cause q shrlnkage In the
milk, hence all changes should be made
gradually.
Each farmer should ~endeayor to ex-
pertinent, as each farm 10 Of q different
character from the Others. The soil va.
ries In all sections, and the direction Of
the hills, the manner in which the farm
is cultivated, the kind Of crops, equality
OF seed, whether rolling or lsYel, drain
age, and other causes affect each farm.
Experiments made IN ono section cannot
h relied upon as giving results applica'
bic TO other sections,
To save manure properly means TO
save both liquids aud solids, When the
liquids are lost the most valuable con-
stitnentsot fertility pass away with "
Nearly all farmers are careful to save
the solid portions, but quite q number
take no interest In the care Of liquids.
The use offs ONE kind Of absorbent, and
the frequent s~aturation Of the solids with
the liquids will not only prevent loss
but also improve the condition OF the
solid portion,
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Great Improvement,

ITS not many years ago people Travelled or
horseback or BY EtSgesi now aty miles an houI
Is not fast enough for them. Formerly resplG
wrote letters that were weeks Ia reaching thelI
destination; now tho telegraph flashes thought
around the world. Formerly doctors bled theil
patients for nearly every complaint; nov they
use Adyancrd science Of the highest order, Prot,
Austin Flint Oi BELLEVUE College, says; "The
iudlClouS use Of alcoholic SimulAnH q n Of
The striking characteristics Of progress In the
practice Of medicine during the last half CEN
IlEy,'' Prof.. Henry Mott, Ph. D., &c, T., says;
'iBy u most careful RnAlyslI have found Dutiy'E
Pure Malt Whiskey free from deliberations OF
foIelRn substances, and II observes to meet with
great success" The we'll known Or, &. W,
Hutchinson, OF New York says: ~ highly ~
commend DulTy's Pure Malt Whlskey aud pre-
scribe u extenIvely In my practical Rev, .,
Mills, Of PrinLeton. Iowa, SAYS, II hare uted
Dntiyl5 PllG Malt Whisky With great btAhAtto
vile, who IL = Q InaTmed invalid. know
from experience Il ID pure and most valuable
medicine, ! an alto using Il III the case Of my
son, who IL Threatened with consumption. l
An 4 preEDy terrain clergyman and q doctor Of
divinity, but 1 Rm not afraid to recommend
Dnfy' Malt Whisky Is the pufest and most
tonic that know Of, aud my az perlsIcs
i 4 large nne.n nOllJTh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-12
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
RTnrhfaia.

The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
New York, Dec, lT,-Moncy on call tight,
ranging from 1 tot pOr cent, last Joan 1 per cent,
closed offered at 4 per cent, Prime mercantile
paper ba7K per cent Sterling Exchange quiet
and firm at 81 SOIsa4 sik, Total sales 2SG,2Os
shares,
Toe situation In Wall street was u little better
to-day, AVd Tho news was generally of iAyonblo
character, while London was once more Y FACTOR
coming vito higher prices this MOrhlHg and
buying orders during the day. WeAtern 1ulOn
and the GthCr Gould stocks showed n0n0 Of their
recent animation, and lhO fluctuations we're on
the same limited seals as those IN the regular
stocks, Only the COalerS showed any movement,
aud u ruin0r OF q d agreement between tho
L~AckAWAnAR aud Reading accompanied an al
tack upon those properties, which WAS REGARDED
With a substantiRleiieCt In the cash Of the former,
though the impression upon keaIInR was O "
on small fractions. New England Also, Wh!ie
quite active, changed Il, quotation but lightly.
aud the slightest rise seemed u br.hk in Seilin1
Ordert, while the declines WAsn met by supuorts
and tho stock was kept within the llniiS 81 X
per cent throughout the daY. The Gloss WIS
quiet and Ste1ly. The final changes are genGr.
ally 10 tic direction OF lower prices hui for
slight fractions pnly, except in tile CAS1E az Chi.
cag0 GRs ard Denver, Texas 4 III. Worth, which
were declined W per cent each, LaCkaWaina and
sugar y nnerIes II each aud southern pacldcI
D. Tsnna honA. :,
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CoLuMBus, O., Jan. l, 1Ss9.-To TBE
ELIXIR OF DATES Co. Dear SB@t-Elixif
OF Dates cured me Of hahitual constipa.
tlou and dyspepsia. / recommend II TO
all my friends. Verytruly youis, Joseph
thinner, Prop. Of Hotel 81. Claire, Co
lumhus, o. Sold by O. R. Goethe, ". w.
Irwin, W. Z. Williams and John Laugh.
lin, Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-12
The difference between the successful
merchant and the physician is simply
this: One gets his business for his pains,
and one gets pains for his business.
CATARRn,
Catarrhal Deafness : Hay FOyor-A Ne
Home Treatment.

Catarrhal Deafness : Hay Foyer-A New
Home Treatment.
Sufferers arc not generally aware that
these diseases arc contagious, or that
they are due TO the presence Of living
parasites In the lining membrane Of the
nose and e~ustachisn tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
a fact, and the result Of the discovery Is
that a simple remedy has been formu.
lated whereby Catarrh, catarrhal deafness
aud hay fever are permanently cured in
from ono to three simple applications
made at home by tue patient once In two
weeks.
N. B,-This treatment ia not a snuff
or an ointment; both have been dis
carded By reputable physicians as iniu.
rious. A pamphlet explaining this new
treatment is sent free on receipt ofstamp
to pay postage, by A. H. Dixon & Sou,
337 and $3.50 West King street, Toronto,
Canada CkriSian advocate.
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II The poultry manure 10 added TO the
stable manure every Tins The poultry.
house 10 cleaned aud the whole kept
under cover, II will DO better than keep.
Ing the Two kinda separate. Tho mixing
Of the poultry manure with the stable
manure prevents the drying and harden
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-12
oun VERY pIsr pEoPLE

Confirm our statement when weBay that
Dr.. ACkGr's EngliSh Remedy 10 III every.
way superior TO any anda all other prepaf.
atoms for the Throat and Lungs. In
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